This is just brilliant. Okay it may not be the finest example of the Base guitar in the music industry but it makes me happy. As a rookie radio presenter I can assure you that I will be using this as a bed for years to come.
There is nothing to hate about this song. It's essentially the best example I could possibly think of concerning the bass guitar. Gilmour & Waters both take different bass guitars in this 6 minute homage to the Doctor Who soundtrack (Seriously listen in at 3.00). It blew my mind the first time I heard it & I haven't heard anything emulate it since. Fantastic.
For me is an anthem. Unless you're what I like to call "Music deficient" or you're a baby I doubt you would not be aware of this riff. I rarely listen to this song thanks to Gladiators in the 1990s playing it incessantly but I can appreciate how brilliant it truly is.
As a hardcore Muse fan I was always going to include this. It's astonishing how this manages to exist as a riff and not something that was created by a computer, its simply inhuman. Sure this song has been over-saturated by adverts for macheesmo action films staring guys like Vin Diesel and Jason Statham but I really believe this is something the British music industry can be proud of.
I don't feel like this song needs an introduction but here is a brief one. This is The Beatles & this is Taxman which has the most infectious bassline possibly ever and possibly the finest song George Harrison has ever written. Enjoy it with caution.
These are a few of my favourites, I'm sure you have yours so let me know what yours are on my Twitterooni - @Citizen_Kelbel
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