Rio- Duran Duran You Spin Me Round- Dead or Alive
M myriad1973 Audioholic Sep 25, 2006 #22 Any song that uses bass pedals is always good for deep clean rattling bass.
Nomo Audioholic Samurai Sep 27, 2006 #23 I didn't think of this one until hearing it on the drive home last night. "Emenance Front" by The Who.
I didn't think of this one until hearing it on the drive home last night. "Emenance Front" by The Who.
T tomrowe125 Audiophyte Dec 21, 2006 #24 As a Floyd fan, an obvious choice... "The Best Years of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2" from The Wall. Between the helicopter and the Waters-Mason rhythm section, your system will get quite a workout. "Run Like Hell/Waiting For the Worms" would work well, too.
As a Floyd fan, an obvious choice... "The Best Years of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2" from The Wall. Between the helicopter and the Waters-Mason rhythm section, your system will get quite a workout. "Run Like Hell/Waiting For the Worms" would work well, too.
stratman Audioholic Ninja Dec 21, 2006 #25 Try the band SLAVE featuring Steve Arrington, track called Slide. Dave Grusin, CD called Mountain Dance, track called Friends and Strangers. Lowdown by Boz Scaggs, Silk Degrees CD. Tin Man by America. These are all great bass tracks. Oh and Jaco Pastorius, don't forget Jaco he's The Man! Last edited: Dec 21, 2006
Try the band SLAVE featuring Steve Arrington, track called Slide. Dave Grusin, CD called Mountain Dance, track called Friends and Strangers. Lowdown by Boz Scaggs, Silk Degrees CD. Tin Man by America. These are all great bass tracks. Oh and Jaco Pastorius, don't forget Jaco he's The Man!
agarwalro Audioholic Ninja Dec 21, 2006 #26 sholling said: Anything Marcus Miller. Click to expand... Just listening to some clips on amazon. This guy is phenomenal.
sholling said: Anything Marcus Miller. Click to expand... Just listening to some clips on amazon. This guy is phenomenal.
N Nestor Senior Audioholic Dec 21, 2006 #28 Donald Fagan's "Kamakiriad" is loaded with good, clean bass tracks. Of course, would one expect any less from 1/2 Steely Dan? Also, anything with Tony Levin playing the "Stick", most notably on Peter Gabriel's "So"
Donald Fagan's "Kamakiriad" is loaded with good, clean bass tracks. Of course, would one expect any less from 1/2 Steely Dan? Also, anything with Tony Levin playing the "Stick", most notably on Peter Gabriel's "So"
stratman Audioholic Ninja Dec 21, 2006 #29 Nestor said: Donald Fagan's "Kamakiriad" is loaded with good, clean bass tracks. Of course, would one expect any less from 1/2 Steely Dan? Also, anything with Tony Levin playing the "Stick", most notably on Peter Gabriel's "So" Click to expand... How could I forget!!! There are tracks from Kamikiriad available (Amazon)that only feature bass, drums and vocals--I believe SNOWBOUND is one, I can't remember the other, I have them, they're just packed away for the moment as I get organized.
Nestor said: Donald Fagan's "Kamakiriad" is loaded with good, clean bass tracks. Of course, would one expect any less from 1/2 Steely Dan? Also, anything with Tony Levin playing the "Stick", most notably on Peter Gabriel's "So" Click to expand... How could I forget!!! There are tracks from Kamikiriad available (Amazon)that only feature bass, drums and vocals--I believe SNOWBOUND is one, I can't remember the other, I have them, they're just packed away for the moment as I get organized.
skizzerflake Audioholic Field Marshall Dec 21, 2006 #30 irishmcmorgan said: I dont mean songs that test the bass of your sub or "bass testers" I mean some songs that have really good nice clean bass.?..... Click to expand... How about Morph the Cat by Donald Fagen. It's not exactly a virtuoso bass disc, but the bottom is so prominent and hugely clean. It's a speaker and amp test but also just good music with a huge bottom.
irishmcmorgan said: I dont mean songs that test the bass of your sub or "bass testers" I mean some songs that have really good nice clean bass.?..... Click to expand... How about Morph the Cat by Donald Fagen. It's not exactly a virtuoso bass disc, but the bottom is so prominent and hugely clean. It's a speaker and amp test but also just good music with a huge bottom.
Sheep Audioholic Warlord Dec 21, 2006 #31 Peeping Tom has some great bass as well. http://www.myspace.com/peepingtomispatton SheepStar
G genesis471 Audioholic Dec 27, 2006 #32 For live music, the Eagles Farewell 1 dvd is pretty damn good, love the bass, and bass drum! Mike
Sheep Audioholic Warlord Dec 27, 2006 #33 genesis471 said: For live music, the Eagles Farewell 1 dvd is pretty damn good, love the bass, and bass drum! Mike Click to expand... Yeah but then you have to listen to the Eagles.. SheepStar
genesis471 said: For live music, the Eagles Farewell 1 dvd is pretty damn good, love the bass, and bass drum! Mike Click to expand... Yeah but then you have to listen to the Eagles.. SheepStar
stratman Audioholic Ninja Dec 28, 2006 #34 Another great CD for bass: New Order--Republic. New Order Substance 1987 Last edited: Dec 28, 2006
G genesis471 Audioholic Dec 30, 2006 #35 Sheep said: Yeah but then you have to listen to the Eagles.. SheepStar Click to expand... lol.. true
R rollinrocker Audioholic Dec 30, 2006 #36 Check out the intro to "right and wrong" on joe jackson's "big world" cd. Crancked on a good system you'll hear the strings "growl" as rick ford sets the pace. I know steely dan's been mentioned, but both "aja" and "gaucho" are outstanding for tight bass, as is "everything must go".
Check out the intro to "right and wrong" on joe jackson's "big world" cd. Crancked on a good system you'll hear the strings "growl" as rick ford sets the pace. I know steely dan's been mentioned, but both "aja" and "gaucho" are outstanding for tight bass, as is "everything must go".
CraigV Audioholic General Apr 2, 2009 #38 Anything played by John Entwhistle of The Who, especially My Generation & The Real Me.
Biggiesized Senior Audioholic Apr 7, 2009 #39 Gerhard Oppelt - Lindenkirche Berlin This is an organ song, but the bass will blow out your ear hole. I don't know if it exists outside of the Burmester Reference CD II.
Gerhard Oppelt - Lindenkirche Berlin This is an organ song, but the bass will blow out your ear hole. I don't know if it exists outside of the Burmester Reference CD II.
gixxerific Audioholic Apr 24, 2009 #40 Nine Inch Nails - Things Falling Apart - Where Is Everybody (Remix By Lohner & Telefon Tel Aviv) Had this song pushing the envelope of my receiver I think the Focal's still had some life in them though. But it was shaking the hell out of my floor and pretty much everything else. Most awesome, but not In-Your-Face bass more subdued, but in your face enough. A very dynamic track watch the volume the first time 'round or you might be sorry! There are so many this just comes to mind. heres another Matisyahu Dono :edit: Just threw The above NIN track on and if your mids are up to it they will get a hell of a workout with this song. Really great full spectrum from WAY down to screaming high. This is a remix although the original is awesome as well this track is just produced better and sounds so frickin awesome. Don't forget the bong first. Last edited: Apr 24, 2009
Nine Inch Nails - Things Falling Apart - Where Is Everybody (Remix By Lohner & Telefon Tel Aviv) Had this song pushing the envelope of my receiver I think the Focal's still had some life in them though. But it was shaking the hell out of my floor and pretty much everything else. Most awesome, but not In-Your-Face bass more subdued, but in your face enough. A very dynamic track watch the volume the first time 'round or you might be sorry! There are so many this just comes to mind. heres another Matisyahu Dono :edit: Just threw The above NIN track on and if your mids are up to it they will get a hell of a workout with this song. Really great full spectrum from WAY down to screaming high. This is a remix although the original is awesome as well this track is just produced better and sounds so frickin awesome. Don't forget the bong first.
