For me, it would be Cliff Burton's solo on the cd Kill 'em All. Or Billy Idol-Dancing With Myself. Another great bass solo. How about you?
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Not that it is really a solo, but Geddy Lee of Rush is my all time favorite, and YYZ came to mind the second I read your Q. Then there is Temples of Syrinx, OMG sooooo many great Rush bass tunes.
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Vicarious by Tool\nI Dare You by shinedown
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Wow!  That's a hard one as, they both are so great! I guess I would have to say Rush though as, they are a true "3 piece"! Van Halen is "3 piece with vocals"! However, I have to say Eddie is the better axe player but, Geddy Lee (in my opinion) smokes Michael Anthony on Bass and vocals!
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The intro to Grace by Jeff Buckley - it is SO GOOD! and its a RIFF not a SOLO!
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"Head Strong" by Trapt\n"Rocket Man" by Elton John\nor anything by Helmet or the Crash Test Dummies
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As I Am  by Dream Theater. The Bass harmonics just chill you to the bone. And then the rest of the song just rocks, really puts the fear in 'em.
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Chris Isaak- Wicked Game\nYou should hear the "Love Metal" version by HIM.
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wu tang clan- enter the 36 chambers\n\nthis album was so hardcore it made me wanna rob somebody and i did. after listening it i walked right into my moms bedroom grabbed her purse and took two dollars. lmbao! believe me id rather steal a police officers gun den fukk wit my mom and yes i got my azz whooped  jus for 2 fukkin dollars. shiet!
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I like Jimmy Garrison. He is the pulsing bass behind a lot of John Coltrane's great music.\n\nPhil Lesh of the Grateful Dead is super creative and original.\n\nPaul McCartney is the most underrated, not for his skills, but for his ideas and the flow of his lines.\n\nThe best bass player that I saw live would be John Patitucci. Roy Haynes was on drums. Most of the night Haynes would bend the timing, Patitucci followed him and really made them a mind blowing team.\n\nThe funkiest bass player I've seen live is Chris Wood from Medeski, Martin, and Wood. Scolfield was on guitar.\n\nMost skilled players are Victor Woonton, Jaco Pastorious, and Charles Mingus.\n\nI like Charlie Haden because he plays great stuff in situations most bass players wouldn't know where to begin.
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Oh god you people are you going to hate me for this...Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End) by the Darkness-not just because my uncle was the guitar technician (now bassist) of them, but it's a really good song and it should have been XMAS number 1.  And also my second choice would either be that weird Slade song or maybe Bohemian Rhapsody-Reminds me of my first Christmas...Freddie Mercury was dead and that was practically all that was on the Radio-anyway that's my 2 cents.
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How many can we have???\n \n"I want to Break Free" by Queen.  I love this song and the video is hilarious.
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Breakin Benjimen, awesome song. Prob the best track on that cd. My fav is the whole 1st cd.
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That's a tough one. It'd have to be one that could fit me in most moods. I'd probably say OK Computer by Radiohead.
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i play guitar so i can't really recommend any good bass tabs. however, www.basstabarchive.com is supposed to have a lot of good tabs. i don't know what kind of music you like but the song "Mastermind" by Megadeth sounds like it would be fun to play on bass. good luck and stay with it!
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i would have to say grand theft autum (where is your boy tonight) they should mplay it on the radio)
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Alcohol - Barenaked ladies\n\nI Drink Alone - George Thorogood\n\nThen play something like "Wind Beneath my Wings" or some crap like that.
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wow, another good one. well, i would have to say that if i am alound to include Ozzy's Sabbath days, then Ozzy takes the lead.