[MrDetermination]

I just listened to "My Lovely Man" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers off of the Blood Sugar Sex Magic album about 10 times in a row.

Holy crap. My eardrums are bleeding. But man... I haven't enjoyed a recording/listening session that much in a while.

I DEMAND YOU SUGGEST STUFF IN THE SAME GENRE!

IMMEDIATELY!

 

[grawk]

Old stevie wonder
Old parliament/funkadellic
prince and the revolution

All are better performed and recorded

 

[Aman]

I think you'll find some pretty amazingly awesome bass work in Nirvana's older albums.

Nirvana - Bleach

This album contains many fabulous and well-recorded/mixed bass lines. "Love Buzz" is one that really stands out in my mind. Also, "About a Girl" and "Mr. Moustache" are great.

 

[tyrion]

Victor Wooten
Marcus Miller

 

[gratefulshrink]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrDetermination I just listened to "My Lovely Man" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers off of the Blood Sugar Sex Magic album about 10 times in a row. Holy crap. My eardrums are bleeding. But man... I haven't enjoyed a recording/listening session that much in a while. I DEMAND YOU SUGGEST STUFF IN THE SAME GENRE! IMMEDIATELY!

I DEMAND YOU LISTEN TO GANG OF FOUR'S "ENTERTAINMENT" (well, I suggest it strongly, anyway...)

 

[grawk]

That is a great album.

For good bass tone and solid blues rock, check out Gov't Mule - Live With a Little Help From Our Friends, too...

 

[burndtjamb]

David Johansen & the Harry Smiths
-self-titled

 

[asmox]

The Apex Theory has some tasty bass work, if you're just looking for rock.

 

[GirgleMirt]

MrD, watcha doin here!

If you're into bass guitar, Primus bassist Les Claypool is bound to be your man

Its not really the same style, its more heavy than RHCP, but man, bass is killer!

 

[viator122]

Good suggestions so far.

Also try Santana (Santana, Abraxas, Santana III) and The Allman Brothers Band.