SteveXFR

Avenues and alleyways - Rancid

Moon over Marin - Dead Kennedys

Planets 1 & 2 - Vista Chino

Digging the grave - Faith No More

Robot fingers

I think the main thing to remember is that as long as it's not slap it's all good.

Forget picks? The bloody things end up everywhere. I recently took the dash board out of my car and found a couple yellow tortex picks in there. Every pair of trousers or coat I own seems to have them in the pocket. I can't escape the brightly coloured triangular bastards. I play both styles (never slap, I hate slap) and both have their benefits. There is something about fingers and fuzz that I particularly enjoy.

Certainly Pick: Fugazi - Waiting Room Deftones - Rocket Skates Deftones - Ohms Megadeath - Holy Wars Tool - Stinkfist Fingers: Kyuss - 50 Million Year Trip Electric Wizard - Funeralopolis Sleep - Dragonaut Audioslave - Like a Stone Both in the same song : All Them Witches - When God comes down Some bassists (Geezer Butler for example) play with fingers but hit the strings really hard so get a really sharp attack without a pick.

For me it depends on the specific song. Some songs work best with the attack of a pick, some sound better with the subtlety of fingers.

Ketchup suicide - Linea 77

The Moron Brothers - NOFX

3's and 7's - Queens Of The Stone Age

The End - The Doors

Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash

I started on Flying Whales by Gojira this evening. Great song, great bass line

Spacegrass - Clutch

Cap City - Wisdom In Chains

Angle of death - Slayer

Thunder kiss 65 - White Zombie

Frost Hammer - High On Fire

Eyes of the South - Down

It is a great song though. You should have played it.

It's an early start this morning so I thought I'd start the day with something very, very dark. I'm a big fan of Chelsea Wolfe

Just because it wasn't your thing doesn't mean it wasn't significant. I can't stand Elvis but I'm not dumb enough to say he wasn't incredibly important in the history of music. I don't think Nevermind was Nirvana's best album and I don't think Nirvana were the best grunge band but Nevermind was the album that really started the explosion of grunge in the early 90's. If it wasn't for that record I think grunge would have remained an underground genre and just another branch of punk

The bar is low - whizzed Jeans