Here’s my three:
James Taylor, Hourglass, Gaia: Huge drum thwacks that move through the back of the soundstage Right To Left!
Incubus, Morning View, Nice to Know you… Big nasty deep bass riff right at the start
Al DiMelola , Kiss My Axe, The Embrace… Massive Tight Drum Whacks (and of course typical great guitar playing) One of his best records.
Safri duo - the bongo song
Danielle Nicole - Lord I Just Can’t Keep From Crying on the album Cry No More
Booka Shade - Body Language on album Kontor Sunset Chill: Ibiza Edition
Boom Tube - Pink Panther Theme from the album Best of Bass Lo + Slo:The Ultimate Edition
Mickey Hart - Umasha (Strawberry Swamp Fever mix) from the Supralingua bonus disc
Omar Faruk Tebilek and Kodomo - Omar’s Chocco from Rare Elements
Malia;Boris Blank - Celestial Echo from Convergence
Uakti - Trilobita Solo 2 from Blindness
Burning Spear - Estimated Prophet from the Grateful Dead tribute album Deadicated.
Primal Scream - Higher Than The Sun (a Dub Symphony in Two Parts)
Sade - No Ordinary Love
Chet Baker - Love For Sale
Tenor Saw - Ring The Alarm
Barrington Levy - Here I Come
Bella Fleck - Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
Holly Cole - Train Song
Randy Waldman - The Saga of Harrison Crabfeathers
Quite different - a piece for organ - Leon Boelmann, Toccata from Suite Gothique:
The real bass kicks in a the end. No instruments can follow an organ in bass performance!
Mark Ronson, Lyyke Li - Late Night Feelings
Stanley Clarke - Silly Putty
Marcus Miller - 7-T’s
Charles Mingus: II B.S. on ‘Mingus x5’
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Does it for me.
An old favourite was Cozy Powell, dance with the devil
Rag ‘n’ Bone Man - Human.
Third track in, “Skin” has subterranean bass on the chorus, and just happens to be the best track on the album, IMHO, of course.
The opening fifteen seconds of The Blind Boys of Alabama’s “Spirit of the Century” album, followed immediately by what sounds like the Voice of God singing, “Jesus gonna be here…”.
Massive Attack - Angel / Karmacoma
Dizzy Rascal - Bonkers
The XX - Fantasy
Roots bloody roots by Sepultura.
Alicia Keys -Songs in A minor.
If you want base that rocks the house then we must include the track “Keep the Wolves Away” by Uncle Lucius from his album “And You Are Me”.
It’s been used on a few Naim demo days.
