Who's better?
if these guys were women john lennon would beat them up
>>74956439
They're both incredible. And they both make awful music. You could also throw Korn's bassist in there.
What is it with terrible bands with amazing bassists?
>>74956439
They're both wasted on terrible music
>>74956439
>both white men
Obviously neither shitlord.
>>74956469
>korn
>bad
die you degenerate poptimist
Slap bass is a meme.
>>74956489
Okay Daquan
>>74956469
>What is it with terrible bands with amazing bassists?
Metallica
Robert Trujillo
You may be on to something here.
>>74956469
mudvayne
>>74956514
Actually an interesting example. Trujillo's the best bassist they ever had, and as soon as he joined they became the worst they've ever been. Saw part of a movie about it once.
>>74956495
>korn
>good
>>74956439
Sly Stone.
>>74957143
Yup. That's the correct answer
>>74956439
Claypoole, obviously.
>>74956439
Claypool by a good bit. Love Mr. Balzary though!
>>74956455
this
>>74956455
You know Les made an album with Lennon's son last year, right?
These dolts ruined a generation of bassists. Their influences (Bootsy, East, Verdine, etc.) understood how to make a good bass line, serving the song but also being flashy where it works.
Flea, Les, etc., with the usual rock star ego urges, inverted that and made flashy bass lines the focus and wrote songs to serve the bass lines (not always, but more often than not). Which doesn't equal novel and exciting music. It equals shitty, superficial music.
Naturally this is very exciting and confusing for young teenage musicians, and Guitar Centers around the world have been rumbling from clumsy attempts at Jerry Was A Race Car Driver ever since.
>>74956439
please.
>>74956439
Neither.
Geddy Lee eats either for breakfast.
>>74956469
Easy paychecks
>>74958676
I agree with Claypool but disagree with Flea, I think he understands the role of a bass player and works well within the group.