Cosmo Valdemar

Tear It Up - Queen

Yellow Submarine Sandwich - The Rutles

Boat on The River - Styx

In The Cage - Genesis

I'm not familiar with Sergio's work with Deftones, but Chi was an absolute zen master of bass. The Jamerson of metal.

You are definitely "running away with it", and are actually coming across as quite unkind to someone you clearly don't know. Give it a rest.

Zomby Woof - Frank Zappa

Erm... ok.

I use both, but it all depends on the situation - if I'm playing Sweet Caroline down the local they won't be on the board but they get a lot of use at home. If you approach bass like Chris Squire or Justin Chancellor, they have their place and can be used extremely effectively. I use a Behringer tremolo, very cheap but sounds great, and an old Marshall Echohead which is just gorgeous.

Summer Night City - BAAB

Big Yellow Taxi - Joni

I wonder if anybody on here thinks it doesn't.

I Don't Wanna Die In An Air Disaster - Albert Hammond

Angry Chair - AIC

Infra Dig - Anthony Phillips

Deep Purple - Shadows

Seabeast - Mastodon

I Am The Sea - 'oo

I Am I - Queensryche

Gimme Three Steps - Skynyrd

Bloody hell, why you do this to me?

Ytse Jam - Dream Theater

Idiot check twice. EAR PLUGS.

As Cold as Can Be in an English Sea - Cardiacs

Surprised that Martin Kemp - a bass player himself - should choose a bassist that seemed to have only picked up a bass the week before. It felt like a "I can play guitar, how hard can the bass be?" situation. Luckily Carol rocked up and instantly made her band come alive - although the less said about her Jimmy Saville though, the better! The thought did occur to me that it really wouldn't be hard to find musicians over 65 who have spent most of their lives playing in rock bands and who could knock out All Right Now in their sleep, but that wouldn't make for a very entertaining show. It broke my heart when the old boy on drums had to leave!