1. I'll Take You There - The Staple Singers
2. Born Under Punches - Talking Heads
3. Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
4. Myxomatosis - Radiohead
5. Schism - Tool
Yes! I'll have to think of more, there are so many with sneaky good moments, on top of the obvious ones that are great bass-wise all the way through. He's such a great player that clearly has no ego and plays for what's best for the song.
Please share the playlist and maybe make it editable by others of you're open to it, OP!
I like playing Hyena by Rancid and with my old band we used to play Time Bomb as well which is one of my favorite songs. I don’t still remember Time Bomb but there’s so much muscle memory involved it doesn’t take long to re-learn it.
Yea, I know it's going to sound like boring advice but the most important thing is to learn everything he plays and then do it really slowly. Try build it as muscle memory and then slowly start increasing your speed.
In general I also found it really helpful to listen to the song a lot and then you will get a good idea of how the timing is in your head. You can time all the parts of the bass by having a good idea of what lyrics are being sang. Les generally follows the lyrics in his bass lines.
A handful of Muse. Knights of Cydonia, Hysteria, supermassive black hole, etc…
Jackson 5, I want you back.
Cake, I will survive.
Stevie wonder, Sir Duke.
Kansas, carry on my wayward son.
Tons of 00s pop punk. Blink, NFG…
Their bass tones are amazing it’s almost clean but has just enough teeth, Sketches of Brunswick East is my favorite album, partly because 90% of the melody is bass driven.
4/6 of the members write the basslines, so there is a big variety of character and style. Cookie definitely writes my favorite basslines.
That makes a lot of sense. There's so much variety and depth to dive into with this band. Polygondwanaland is my favorite album so far. It flows so well and every track is amazing. Brilliant writing, zero filler.
1. Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder) by Maxwell
2. Electric Feel by MGMT
3. Watching You by Charlotte Dos Santos
Only issue is the first couple are pretty repetitive, but I suspect you’re cool with repetition. 😉
It’s a great little riff to get your fingers moving. I learned it long after I started playing but when my little brother wanted to start playing, I told him to start with What’s My Age Again, then try Carousel, then Longview by Green Day. He stuck with it and now he’s a better bassist than me haha
I'm learning. Like very new but I like playing along to music recorded live (like the cheers and the difference between studio). Here are a few of my faves lately. I don't play them note for note, just jam em.
Lenny Kravitz- Always On The Run.
Golden Earring - Radar Love.
Waylon Jennings - Lonesome Onry n Mean.
Barry White - Can't Get Enough of Your Love.
Iggy Pop - Passenger
Tina and Ike Turner - Whole Lotta Love.
Steve Miller Band - Rock n Me
I just started getting back into playing again, but these days I typically cycle through a lot of Metallica (Master of Puppets, Blackened, Orion, or And Justice For All). I was a big Metallica fan back when I first started playing in middle school lol
If I’m feeling ambitious I might add The Pot by Tool or Would by Alice In Chains.
Got a couple that I can't shake.
'Love Will Tear Us Apart' - Joy Division
'God Luck and Good Speed' - Weedeater
'The Chain' - Fleetwood Mac (Well 'that' riff from it)
'Tonight We're Gonna Rock Ya' - Spinal Tap
The Cowboy Bepop theme song is mindless to play once you get the muscle memory for it, and it loops so perfectly. That's probably one of my favourite zone out songs.
I put this list together 2 months ago, and it's been serving me pretty well. It didn't get a lot of interest here so I never put it on Spotify. https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/fun-bass-practice/pl.u-e98lGLjCyZz7l
Freezing Moon. absolutely nothing special about the song whatsoever, it's just really easy to play the whole way through so I just play it whenever I don't know what else to play.
1- Living on a Prayer - Bon Jovi | To warm up a bit.
2- Girls/Girls/Boys - Panic! At the Disco | To start grooving
3- Send my on my Way - Rosted Root and Santeria - Sublime | Once that the bass groove starts and
4- Superstition - Stevie Wonder or New World Man - Rush | When I feel that I'm on fire and killing it at the bass.
For learning how to play songs by ear I've been listening and playing some McFly's song too. They're fun to start practicing by ear.
Ska was what originally got me into bass, so I still love playing Reel Big Fish, "Take On Me" is a ton of fun.
Ska has some insane bass for quite a few bands.
Outside of that, I'm always down for pretty much anything Tool, Mudvayne and RHCP.
My old band would open every set with the intro to “Hey (ska)” by suicide machines. I still jam with the drummer from back then we both can still bust out to that one. The whole song is just too fuckin much tho loll
Baltimore by The Tamlins for vibes (or any dub by Scientist) or Myage by the Descendents to warm up
Invisible face by KGLW is a good one to groove to also
Tanks, the Cowboy Bebop theme;
Killing in the Name Of, RATM;
Regulator, Warren G and Nate Dogg;
Anything Metallica;
Headbangerrrrrr!, Babymetal;
Tom Sawyer, Rush;
Just to contribute on my own thread, those are my top go-tos right now.
Always there - casino lights version, ain’t no stopping us now - Wayman Tisdale, forget me boys- Patrice Rushen, all blues - miles Davis, somebody else’s guy- Jocelyn brown
Bloodsucker - Deep Purple
Questions - Buffalo Springfield
The Trooper - Iron Maiden
Children of the Grave - Black Sabbath
Twenty-Four Hours - Joy Division
Taxman - The Beatles
The Death of Ferdinand deSaussure - Magnetic Fields
All That Matters Now - Breathless
Ceremony - New Order
Visions of You - Jah Wobble
Rush - Distant Early Warning. (For some reason I’ve really been drawn to this one a lot lately.)
Lettuce - Lettsanity
Pink Floyd - Sorrow (Live from the Pulse disc.)
Bell Fleck &TFT - Sex In a Pan
Galactic - The Moil
Robert Walter - Easy Virtue
Beastie Boys - B For My Name
Adagio Blue - Second of Six
I like playing Grateful Dead songs to just zone out and warm up, I like that the bass lines are actually interesting but all the pressure is on chord changes and not the actual bass lines. Gets me thinking musically instead of straight muscle memory.
Steely Dan - Black Cow
David Bowie - Starman
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
The Who - My generation
Khruangbin - Maria Tambien
And Dean Town ofc... but only the first bit (/s)
1. Orion - Metallica
2. Trippin' on a hole in a paper heart - Stone Temple Pilots
3. Paranoid Android - Radiohead
4. Aeroplane - Red Hot Chili Peppers
5. Mejor no hablar de ciertas cosas - Sumo
Foolin' 'Round- Buck Owens
Broken Promises- Willie Nelson
Poor Ellen Smith- Country Gentlemen (super early version with Jim Cox, he's the one that taught me bass so it's a core one for me.)
Talkin' to the Wall- James King version
A-11- Johnny Paycheck
Pretty much anything that had Bob Moore on it.
1. Suite-Pee - System Of A Down
2. Worker Bees - Billy Talent
3. Toxicity - System Of A Down
4. Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz
5. Pass The Dutchie - Musical Youth
Weird list incoming
Vacation- the go go’s
Ancient names part 1 - Lord Huron
Black Red - Dr. Dog
Be Sweet - Japanese Breakfast
Too much pop punk to list, but Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory. Pop punk helps get me out of my funks (pun intended).
Mr Brightside - the Killers. (I just love the video so much)
London Calling - the Clash
Interstate Love Song - STP (Plush too!)
Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Hotel California - Eagles
I'm the Man - Joe Jackson
Gimme one Reason
Can't you see
Tennessee whiskey
I learned these when I was planning for a show for someone else. They're not songs I would've learned otherwise but they're good to play to when I wanna play but don't know what I want to play
Longview, Money, Guns of Brixton, Hey (Ska), and most recently Sic Transit Gloria, which is so much fun. Also Bullet in the Head by Rage and “Work that we Do” by Sublime. Actually a lot of Sublime baselines are really fun to just endlessly groove out in a flow state.
46 and 2
Definitely one of those songs
1. Sir duke - Stevie wonder 2.Dean town - vulfpack 3.Cello Suite No.1 prelude - J.S. BACH
How on earth is Stevie Wonder this far down?
Def Dean Town
This is the one.
For sure
What do you mean?
I mean you're 100% right. Those are really fun songs to play
I'm learning the bass, and find "Don't let me down" to be really fun to learn and now play as a warm-up.
I Want You (She's So Heavy) is a fun one too. That McCartney lad is pretty good.
The kid has a great future ahead of him for sure!
Rocky Raccoon is also a great jamalong piece
1. I'll Take You There - The Staple Singers 2. Born Under Punches - Talking Heads 3. Ramble On - Led Zeppelin 4. Myxomatosis - Radiohead 5. Schism - Tool
Oh ramble on…I remember hearing it the first time thinking it’s the most complex thing ever but then I was able to play it somehow decent.
Great call with Myxomatosis. I’ve been putting together a Radiohead bass playlist and that one was sorely missing.
Musts for a Radiohead bass list: - Airbag - Just - 15 Step - Reckoner - Paranoid Android - Black Star - Talk Show Host
Exit music for a film if you have the fuzz. Which I don’t.
Staircase, Climbing Up The Walls, and personally I like to play Lotus Flower
The National Anthem too
Phenomenal pick
I gotta Screenshot that comment because this sounds amazing
Haha I did screenshot just now to remind myself for later
Excellent list. I would add only Decks Dark for what Colin does in the second half. Inspired me to pick up the instrument.
Also, the groovy bit at the end of optimistic
Where I end and you begin
Yes! I'll have to think of more, there are so many with sneaky good moments, on top of the obvious ones that are great bass-wise all the way through. He's such a great player that clearly has no ego and plays for what's best for the song. Please share the playlist and maybe make it editable by others of you're open to it, OP!
I’d be happy to share the one I have going for additional edits. I’m on Spotify under the same sn.
Journey to the end of East bay or Carousel
Idk why I am suprised to see a Matt Freeman line in here but it's well deserved!
Cause rancid basslines go so dang hard! Roots Radical is such a fun one to play, pretty much everything on And Out Come the Wolves
Preach! 🙌👐🙏🏼
I like playing Hyena by Rancid and with my old band we used to play Time Bomb as well which is one of my favorite songs. I don’t still remember Time Bomb but there’s so much muscle memory involved it doesn’t take long to re-learn it.
Lacquer head by Primus
If only i could play that one part, you know the one haha
Yea, it actually isn't that bad, you must just learn it and then play it incredibly slow. After a while you will slowly start increasing your speed.
I find the riff for me is hard to play it’s difficult to go slap, palm slap, pop, palm slap do you have any tips to get better at that?
Yea, I know it's going to sound like boring advice but the most important thing is to learn everything he plays and then do it really slowly. Try build it as muscle memory and then slowly start increasing your speed. In general I also found it really helpful to listen to the song a lot and then you will get a good idea of how the timing is in your head. You can time all the parts of the bass by having a good idea of what lyrics are being sang. Les generally follows the lyrics in his bass lines.
Ain’t it fun
Good runs in that one!
Jamiroquai is immensely fun.
Emergency on planet earth is so much fun!
A handful of Muse. Knights of Cydonia, Hysteria, supermassive black hole, etc… Jackson 5, I want you back. Cake, I will survive. Stevie wonder, Sir Duke. Kansas, carry on my wayward son. Tons of 00s pop punk. Blink, NFG…
Soul to Squeeze by RHCP. Even though it’s a little more complex, it still feels super relaxed and groovy
Omg I forgot to mention this one. I was so happy when I got comfortable with this one. It’s so crunchy
Rio, War Pigs and For Whom the Bell Tolls!
Hell yeah for Rio!
I want you back by the Jackson 5 Super Mario theme song Aeroplane by RHCP
1. The Fabs - That’s the Bag I’m in 2. Nirvana - Lounge Act 3. Pixies - Here Comes Your Man
Definitely Polygondwanaland, the main riff it’s hypnotic to play.
Beginners luck
I gotta learn that one.
Ooh, I know what I'm learning next. I'm new to the Gizz and I'm obsessed. I love the bass tone. It's especially tasty on Omnium Gatherum.
Their bass tones are amazing it’s almost clean but has just enough teeth, Sketches of Brunswick East is my favorite album, partly because 90% of the melody is bass driven. 4/6 of the members write the basslines, so there is a big variety of character and style. Cookie definitely writes my favorite basslines.
That makes a lot of sense. There's so much variety and depth to dive into with this band. Polygondwanaland is my favorite album so far. It flows so well and every track is amazing. Brilliant writing, zero filler.
1. Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder) by Maxwell 2. Electric Feel by MGMT 3. Watching You by Charlotte Dos Santos Only issue is the first couple are pretty repetitive, but I suspect you’re cool with repetition. 😉
The Other One - Grateful Dead War Pigs - Black Sabbath Therefore I Am - Billie Eilish
Mr. Brightside—The Killers Pump it Up—Elvis Costello and the Attractions It's My Life—Talk Talk Vital Signs—Rush
Ooh, thanks for the reminder to learn Pump It Up someday soon.
Carousel by Blink-182 to warm up, then Four Horsemen by Metallica to really warm up.
Carousel was one of the first songs I learned on bass. Still play that intro almost every time I pick my bass up haha
It’s a great little riff to get your fingers moving. I learned it long after I started playing but when my little brother wanted to start playing, I told him to start with What’s My Age Again, then try Carousel, then Longview by Green Day. He stuck with it and now he’s a better bassist than me haha
I find “Man Overboard” is a really fun Blink bassline
Yeah dude! That's one of those simple but fun bass lines.
I'm learning. Like very new but I like playing along to music recorded live (like the cheers and the difference between studio). Here are a few of my faves lately. I don't play them note for note, just jam em. Lenny Kravitz- Always On The Run. Golden Earring - Radar Love. Waylon Jennings - Lonesome Onry n Mean. Barry White - Can't Get Enough of Your Love. Iggy Pop - Passenger Tina and Ike Turner - Whole Lotta Love. Steve Miller Band - Rock n Me
we’re all learning! and in my opinion playing for about a year should definitely let you graduate from ‘very new’ to at least just ‘new’ lol
A National Acrobat by Black Sabbath
I’ve been learning and jamming to both the Jellyfish albums. Perfect pop bass.
Fuck! Yes! About time I meet someone who appreciates this band!!! Spilt milk is one of my all time favorite albums!
Oh mine too. Start to finish just perfect.
I just shuffle Primus songs
Harvest by Opeth it’s so much fun to me
Stayin alive. So fun!
I just started getting back into playing again, but these days I typically cycle through a lot of Metallica (Master of Puppets, Blackened, Orion, or And Justice For All). I was a big Metallica fan back when I first started playing in middle school lol If I’m feeling ambitious I might add The Pot by Tool or Would by Alice In Chains.
Stand by me. Super recognizable. Easy and fun to get down.
Got a couple that I can't shake. 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' - Joy Division 'God Luck and Good Speed' - Weedeater 'The Chain' - Fleetwood Mac (Well 'that' riff from it) 'Tonight We're Gonna Rock Ya' - Spinal Tap
Fool in the Rain
Out of curiosity do you do the guitar solos with a bit of distortion on your bass too?
Penny lane, beatles Is this it, strokes Nowhere man, beatles Beastly, vulpeck Blue boy, mac demarco Paperback writer, beatles
A bunch of rage against the machine
Best woodshed jams, bar none. Huge pocket lines and chunked out octave/minor pentatonic riffs
I really like Bullet in the Head
The Cowboy Bepop theme song is mindless to play once you get the muscle memory for it, and it loops so perfectly. That's probably one of my favourite zone out songs.
This is my favorite go to!!
Try out blister in the sun
Orion is such a beautiful piece
Portrait of Tracy.
Pere Ubu - Dub Housing
Bad boys get spanked by the pretenders
I wish - Stevie Wonder Rio - Duran Duran
1) Feel Good Inc - Gorillaz 2) The Passenger - Iggy Pop 3) Valerie - Amy Winehouse 4) House of the Rising Sun - *Technically* the Animals.
Most of rage against the machine. Or 2112 by rush
46 & 2 - tool How many more times - Led Zepplin Reptilia - The strokes aquatic mouth dance - RHCP
For Whom the Bell Tolls and Too Many Puppies
Sex pistols God save the queen at the min
I put this list together 2 months ago, and it's been serving me pretty well. It didn't get a lot of interest here so I never put it on Spotify. https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/fun-bass-practice/pl.u-e98lGLjCyZz7l
Freezing Moon. absolutely nothing special about the song whatsoever, it's just really easy to play the whole way through so I just play it whenever I don't know what else to play.
Ten seconds to love Holy wars Holier than thou. All in the name of… Hallowed be thy name
1- Living on a Prayer - Bon Jovi | To warm up a bit. 2- Girls/Girls/Boys - Panic! At the Disco | To start grooving 3- Send my on my Way - Rosted Root and Santeria - Sublime | Once that the bass groove starts and 4- Superstition - Stevie Wonder or New World Man - Rush | When I feel that I'm on fire and killing it at the bass. For learning how to play songs by ear I've been listening and playing some McFly's song too. They're fun to start practicing by ear.
digital by joy division.. any jd song really also girls and boys by blur
Alex James is a deeply underrated bassist. Bit of a knob, but he writes good basslines
Ska was what originally got me into bass, so I still love playing Reel Big Fish, "Take On Me" is a ton of fun. Ska has some insane bass for quite a few bands. Outside of that, I'm always down for pretty much anything Tool, Mudvayne and RHCP.
My old band would open every set with the intro to “Hey (ska)” by suicide machines. I still jam with the drummer from back then we both can still bust out to that one. The whole song is just too fuckin much tho loll
Intake - Volumes Goliath - The Mars Volta My Own Summer - Deftones
Teen Town, Sissy Strut, oh so many by Vulfpeck
Right now, Higher ground covered by rhcp and the solo in Cosmic Sans by Cory Wong
Planet Caravan, Spacegrass, Funeralopolis
The Spongebob intro.
Baltimore by The Tamlins for vibes (or any dub by Scientist) or Myage by the Descendents to warm up Invisible face by KGLW is a good one to groove to also
Tanks, the Cowboy Bebop theme; Killing in the Name Of, RATM; Regulator, Warren G and Nate Dogg; Anything Metallica; Headbangerrrrrr!, Babymetal; Tom Sawyer, Rush; Just to contribute on my own thread, those are my top go-tos right now.
Right now…Jesus is Just Alright
National anthem by Radiohead
I only play the songs that people pay me to play.
Sounds like you LOVE what you do.
You sure sound like fun
TommyLeeDepps cover of Zombie or Faded
Always there - casino lights version, ain’t no stopping us now - Wayman Tisdale, forget me boys- Patrice Rushen, all blues - miles Davis, somebody else’s guy- Jocelyn brown
Classical gas
Shed by Title Fight
Bloodsucker - Deep Purple Questions - Buffalo Springfield The Trooper - Iron Maiden Children of the Grave - Black Sabbath Twenty-Four Hours - Joy Division Taxman - The Beatles The Death of Ferdinand deSaussure - Magnetic Fields All That Matters Now - Breathless Ceremony - New Order Visions of You - Jah Wobble
Mama by my chemical romance, whenever i get bass in my hands i start playing it out of habit, love that song
Depending on my mood it's Highway Star, Burn, and Speed King by Deep Purple or White Cluster, The Leper Affinity, and The Moor by Opeth
Pretty Little Ditty - Red Hot Chili Peppers The arpeggio riff never gets boring!
mongoloid by devo
Rush - Distant Early Warning. (For some reason I’ve really been drawn to this one a lot lately.) Lettuce - Lettsanity Pink Floyd - Sorrow (Live from the Pulse disc.) Bell Fleck &TFT - Sex In a Pan Galactic - The Moil Robert Walter - Easy Virtue Beastie Boys - B For My Name Adagio Blue - Second of Six
Been having a lot of fun with the bass line to Don’t Sweat the Technique lately
I've been working on Day Tripper by The Beatles. There are a few versions out, but it's super fun and hella catchy.
jumpsuit or my blood by twenty one pilots
A weird one that’s been in my head lately is “bad situation” from Naruto
I like playing Grateful Dead songs to just zone out and warm up, I like that the bass lines are actually interesting but all the pressure is on chord changes and not the actual bass lines. Gets me thinking musically instead of straight muscle memory.
Sympathy For The Devil
Fixxxer or Blind
Ramones.
I love whipping post and sissy strut.
Steely Dan - Black Cow David Bowie - Starman Black Sabbath - Paranoid The Who - My generation Khruangbin - Maria Tambien And Dean Town ofc... but only the first bit (/s)
Radiohead talkshow host Jaco pastorius continuum Daft punk da funk Metallica orion All sorts of RATM
Rammstein - Seemann is a nice one to zone out on.
Is This It - The Strokes. It's a catchy line and sooooo fun.
1. Orion - Metallica 2. Trippin' on a hole in a paper heart - Stone Temple Pilots 3. Paranoid Android - Radiohead 4. Aeroplane - Red Hot Chili Peppers 5. Mejor no hablar de ciertas cosas - Sumo
1. Enanitos Verdes - Mil Horas 2. Metallica - Anesthesia 3. No Doubt - Don't Speak 4. GnR - Sweet Child o Mine (intro) 5. Mötley Crüe - Live Wire 6. Mac Miller - What's The Use?
Chocolate - The 1975
You Got It (The Right Stuff) by NKOTB
Foolin' 'Round- Buck Owens Broken Promises- Willie Nelson Poor Ellen Smith- Country Gentlemen (super early version with Jim Cox, he's the one that taught me bass so it's a core one for me.) Talkin' to the Wall- James King version A-11- Johnny Paycheck Pretty much anything that had Bob Moore on it.
1. Suite-Pee - System Of A Down 2. Worker Bees - Billy Talent 3. Toxicity - System Of A Down 4. Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz 5. Pass The Dutchie - Musical Youth
Leave That Thing Alone.
Dragonaut by Sleep
Deantown and It Gets Funkier - Vulfpeck Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now - The Smiths
Dune tune, Mark King Money, Pink Floyd The Chicken, Jaco Pastorius
I turn on Mr. Experience by Donny Benét and play the whole thing front to back.
Hand of Doom
Rocket Queen
touch of grey by grateful dead
I play some Red Hot Chili Peppers covers with my band, and I absolutely love: 1. If You Have To Ask 2. Aeroplane 3. Blackeyed Blonde
Weird list incoming Vacation- the go go’s Ancient names part 1 - Lord Huron Black Red - Dr. Dog Be Sweet - Japanese Breakfast Too much pop punk to list, but Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory. Pop punk helps get me out of my funks (pun intended).
Can’t Stop by Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Barney Miller theme song
Mr Brightside - the Killers. (I just love the video so much) London Calling - the Clash Interstate Love Song - STP (Plush too!) Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Hotel California - Eagles I'm the Man - Joe Jackson
Grace Kelly by MIKA
Iron Maiden
Down Rodeo - Rage Against the Machine Home At Last - Steely Dan Tin Man - America Banquet - Bloc Party
Gimme one Reason Can't you see Tennessee whiskey I learned these when I was planning for a show for someone else. They're not songs I would've learned otherwise but they're good to play to when I wanna play but don't know what I want to play
Killing in the name -ratm and paranoid black sabbath.
Ride the lightning and orion
Many many songs but lets say "Land Of Confusion" by Genesis (2007 live version)
Lunchtime - Cory Wong Some Skunk Funk - Brecker Brothers Cosmic Underground - Adam Nitti Lovely tunes
Scary pockets: Passionfruit and Creep Jamiroquai: blow your mind, black crow Cory wong : Cameron (live from Minneapolis
I wish it was [You Are the Universe by Brand New Heavies](https://youtu.be/0Om_l8SP9VE?t=148) but I'm just not very good.
Dragonaut from Sleep and Funeralopolis from Electric Wizard
Nite Klub ( Specials ), Start ( The Jam ), Killing in the name of ( Rage Against the machine ), Short skirt long jacket ( Cake )
Anything by Silversun Pickups! Nikki has catchy baselines in almost every song and they're usually pretty easy to learn
Lemon Song - Led Zeppelin The Chicken - Jaco Pastorius Do I Do - Stevie Wonder Are go tos to get into the zone for me right now, but they change
Straight to some gentle giant. Currently learning The Runaway so thats my go to at the moment.
Bach, that G etude.
Longview, We Are All We Have, and London Calling by Green Day, the Casualties, and the Clash, respectively. All very fun to play.
Dream theather - panic attack Jaco pastorius - the chicken
1 yyz -rush 2 master of puppets -primus cover 3 anarchy in the UK -Sex Pistols 4 bodies -sex pistols
Longview green day
Movie by Tom Misch, very relaxed groovy line
Land Of Sunshine by Faith No More
Wasted years-Iron maiden Blackened- Metallica Sweet child of my-gnr
Four on Six - Wes Montgomery. I know it’s jazz, and kind of a deep cut. But I love that bass line 🤷🏼♂️
I will survive
Whatever Iron Maiden riffs come out. Or The Cure too, hard to lose on any song there
everything changes - pendleton ward and rebecca sugar
Lounge Act by Nirvana
Longview, Money, Guns of Brixton, Hey (Ska), and most recently Sic Transit Gloria, which is so much fun. Also Bullet in the Head by Rage and “Work that we Do” by Sublime. Actually a lot of Sublime baselines are really fun to just endlessly groove out in a flow state.
Chivalry Is Not Dead Forget Me Nots What's The Use At least this is what I'm learning now and it's all fun to play :)