211. The Best Bass Lines of the Early 2000’s Draft - a podcast by Tom Kelly and Pat Holmes

For all of about 2 weeks now, we’ve taken the strong position as a “pro bass guitar program”. This week, we’re putting our money where our mouth is. Finally, it’s time for someone to stand up against the current and loudly proclaim, “Give the bassist some!”, so we drafted the only 10 songs we could think of that had a standout bass line. Did that last sentence hurt or help our cause? And why do the show notes always switch back and forth from first and third-person perspectives? I don’t know folks… the guys are just trying to figure it out as we go…

 

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Links:

The Best Bass Lines of the Early 2000’s Draft on Apple Music

The Best Bass Lines of the Early 2000’s Draft on Spotify

Rock Bottom at the Renaissance by Mike Henneberger

King For a Day by Pierce the Veil

Hate Me Sometimes by Stand Atlantic

 

 

Songs of the week:

Love Story (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift

My Limb by Hayley Williams

 

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