[chadbang]

I heard mine tonight again after a long absence:

The Smashing Pumpkins: "Siamese Dream"[/]


I could just float away on the constant bass lines.

 

[Braver]

King Crimson - Discipline

the way Levin plays the Stick on that disc just completely blows my mind. off-the-hook!

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Einsturzende Neubauten, Silence is Sexy

...and yes, I agree with the Tony Levin rec. He's also really hot on Beat.

Electronica-wise, Indietronica (a various artists compilation) has a lot of really nice bass. My sub was workin'...!

 

[markl]

Chemical Brothers-- Dig Your Own Hole and various parts of Surrender. Bass heaven!

 

[wab]

Pole "3"

Perfectly produced minimal dub that surrounds you with it's warm basslines.

 

[penvzila]

Aphex Twin - saw 1 and 2

especially track 8 on disc 1 of saw2

Amon Tobin - Supermodified

especially "Slowly" and "Get Your Snack On"

 

[hottyson]

I will have to say that the album "Bass Computer" by Techmaster P.E.B. is the ultimate basshead album. It is not my favorite album but I find it very enjoyable to listen to when I want bass overload.

There is a guy who actually measured the lowest bass response of a bunch of cd's and lists the 30 deepest measurements:

http://www.pcavtech.com/abx/basscds.htm

-Boom

 

[truant truism]

plastikman- muisk

It's not the shake-the-shingles-off kind of bass. More like shake-your-soul kind of bass. Atmospheric to the point that it envelops you.

 

[stymie miasma]

There are just so many....

Scorn Zander, or anything really

Simm Welcome
Techno Animal/Porter Ricks Symbiotics
Zonal Quatermass Project
Ice Bad Blood
Shellac At Action Park
The Jesus Lizard Goat
Phleg Camp Ya' Red Fair Scratch
Pitch Black Electronomicon

 

[miroslav]

The Prodigy - "Experience"

Deeeep bass beats throughout the album. Nice music too.

 

[Trawlerman]

I've just 'discovered' - The Prodigy - The Fat of the Land

I know i'm a bit late in getting this but i'd previously had no interest in listening to this. I picked up a copy at a boot sale a few weeks ago for a quid or so and added it to my collection as I'd heard from a few people who recommended it.

Well..... i'm listening to it now and am absolutely blown away by it. The huge dynamics and basslines are overwhelming. I normally listen to more staid stuff like blues and jazz but this is complete revelation!

 

[jefemeister]

Avishai Cohen - "Bass Suite #1" from the album "Adama"

 

[johnny sack]

i'm really partial to Outkast - Speakerboxxx

 

[Kali]

Grooverider - Mysteries Of Funk.
I dare any basshead to listen to "Wheres Jack The Ripper" and not burst out with a huge smile on their face... its quite possibly the best bassline ever.. and so so deep, seen him live (way back in 98) and it was astoundingly good.

 

[johnny sack]

hehe, i'll take you up on that offer

i'll get back to you in a few