Bass Resources in Recordings - Other

1. Antipop by Primus (5.0 Stars · 9 Reviews)
   Primus' heaviest album yet! The funky sound doesnt stop though. Many featured artists on this album such as James Hetfield and Tom Morello on guitar. Numerous others are featured or helped produce this album.
   URL: http://primussucks.com
   Recordings: Other · 548 Hits · Posted on 8/3/2000 by Duane Wright (1072)
   
2. Plays Metallica By Four Cellos by Apocalyptica (5.0 Stars · 4 Reviews)
   I think the title pretty much does it for a description.
   Recordings: Other · 3153 Hits · Posted on 6/22/2000 by April Stevenson (14009)
   
3. Book Of Flame by Michael Manring (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   When Michael came out with "Thonk", he was labeled "A deeply disturbed young man". This album is beyond Thonk and takes bass playing to a whole new realm of consciousness.
   URL: http://www.manthing.com
   Recordings: Other · 1822 Hits · Posted on 3/8/2001 by Brent Williams (5402)
   
4. Hemispheres by Rush (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Rush's "Hemispheres" album was all fans wanted, stories about mythology and fantasy(Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres), insight on society (The Trees), instrumental (La Villa Strangiato) and beautiful emotionnals songs (all of them)...
   Recordings: Other · 504 Hits · Posted on 8/15/2001 by Jeff Renaud (4615)
   
5. Pork Soda by Primus (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Crazy, funky, silly Primus! What else is new? Certified platinum and one of the more popular Primus albums.
   URL: http://www.primussucks.com
   Recordings: Other · 543 Hits · Posted on 8/29/2000 by Duane Wright (1072)
   
6. ... And Out Come The Wolves by Rancid (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   An amazing CD that combines punk, two tone ska, and reggea. Very talented work, although the punk masses considered Rancids sellout album.
   URL: http://www.rancidrancid.com/
   Recordings: Other · 577 Hits · Posted on 8/7/2001 by John Kemper (480)
   
7. A Farewell To Kings by Rush (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   Again, a classic of the 70's, A Farewell to Kings album marked a new era for Rush, one of increasing popularity and recognition in the progressive and hard rock music scene.
   Recordings: Other · 516 Hits · Posted on 8/11/2001 by Jeff Renaud (4615)
   
8. Black Sails In The Sunset by AFI (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   AFI finally come into their own with this album - better songs than their previous albums, (unfortunately) better songs than their next album.
   URL: http://www.afireinside.net
   Recordings: Other · 923 Hits · Posted on 12/8/2001 by Ryan Volpe (4148)
   
9. Do We Speak A Dead Language by Downset (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   Think Rage against the machine but crunchier and harder. Kind of rap-core, but i hate that name so id have to say it is hardcore metal hiphop. I don't like to categorize music.
   Recordings: Other · 753 Hits · Posted on 5/10/2000 by Pauly Shore
   
10. Frizzle Fry by Primus (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Funky Thrash zappaesque music. It is great. It is very interesting to listen to.
    Recordings: Other · 505 Hits · Posted on 5/19/2000 by Pauly Shore
    
11. Permanent Waves by Rush (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    The beginning of the 80's brought to us the last LP of the "Epic/Hard Rock" Rush era. Packed with classics such as Freewill, The Spirit of Radio (one of the first Rush tune to get some important airplay) and Natural Science.
    Recordings: Other · 525 Hits · Posted on 8/15/2001 by Jeff Renaud (4615)
    
12. Punk In Drublic by NOFX (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    NOFX are truly the gods of 90's punk rock, Punk In Drublic was the 1st album ever to go GOLD without any radio play or music video.
    URL: http://www.nofx.org
    Recordings: Other · 893 Hits · Posted on 7/22/2000 by Inactive Member
    
13. Sailing The Seas Of Cheese by Primus (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Another great album from Primus! Crazy, funky rock. Amazing bass and over all just good songs. This is their first album with Interscope records.
    URL: http://www.primussucks.com
    Recordings: Other · 543 Hits · Posted on 8/29/2000 by Duane Wright (1072)
    
14. The Mark Tom And Travis Show by Blink 182 (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Blinks first live album filled with great songs and great laughs and jokes a must get for everyone unless you like marilyn manson of course
    Recordings: Other · 1036 Hits · Posted on 5/27/2001 by Daniel Shayler (1608)
    
15. Why Do They Rock So Hard? by Reel Big Fish (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    WDTRSH is Reel Big Fish's follow-up to Turn the Radio Off. It's all upbeat ska from the greatest ska band ever.
    URL: http://www.reelbigfish.com
    Recordings: Other · 429 Hits · Posted on 4/14/2002 by Dan Polhamer (61)
    
16. A Flight And A Crash by Hot Water Music (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    A over all great Emo Post Punk album from the legends in the punk community, Hot Water Music.
    URL: http://hwm.indiepress.com/
    Recordings: Other · 763 Hits · Posted on 11/14/2001 by Mike Samora (2550)
    
17. Animals Should Not Try To Act Like Humans by Primus (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    What would you expect from Primus?
    Recordings: Other · 653 Hits · Posted on 9/10/2003 by Matej Vatovec (2147)
    
18. Bad Brains by Bad Brains (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    This is great punk / reggae. The bass playing is simple but it has great tone and is usually very fast.
    Recordings: Other · 662 Hits · Posted on 5/19/2000 by Pauly Shore
    
19. Bass Extremes by Steve Bailey/ Victor Wooten (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    As the musicianship on this disk is mind blowing. steve baileys command of artificial harmonics is awsome! victor wooten is one of the most unique 4string players i have ever heard . jaw dropping slap technique also .
    Recordings: Other · 584 Hits · Posted on 1/18/2003 by David Lancaster (39)
    
20. Basstorius by Bass Talk 3 (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    This is a tribute to Jaco Pastorius from bassists from all around the world.
    URL: http://hotwire-records.musikerpark.de
    Recordings: Other · 1348 Hits · Posted on 7/28/2000 by Brad Mock (16383)