My Top Ten Favorite Rock N' Roll Bass Intros

This is for real now. I'm more educated in the art of bass, and have heard more music. Enjoy. REMEMBER: this is HIGHLY opinionated! :P

UPDATE: 8/23/09
no more ratings!!! it's an opinion video!!!

OMG, a big yellow button? WTF does that do? I'ma click it, then I'ma lick it.

WMG say they own this crap, so here.

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#10: Michael Jackson (Chris Rimmer of Tyler Read)
#9: Carousel (Mark Hoppus of blink-182)
#8: Come Together (Paul McCartney of the Beatles)
#7: Domination (Michael LePond of Symphony X)
#6: Dazed and Confused (John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin)
#5: For Whom The Bell Tolls (Cliff Burton of Metallica)
#4: Another One Bites The Dust (John Deacon of Queen)
#3: N.I.B. (Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath)
#2: Jerry Was A Racecar Driver (Les Claypool of Primus)
#1: Hysteria (Chris Wolstenholme of Muse)

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[ArpeggioBear]

when did punk became Rock n Roll? i thought punks hate Rock n Roll

[flyingmonkeycrap]

@ArpeggioBear Rock N' Roll is a huuuuuge genre, encompassing punk, metal, and rockabilly.

[flyingmonkeycrap]

@ArpeggioBear PS: punk is what we like to call a "subgenre." FYI :)

[jenna0bowes0love]

the beatles dont suck so fuck you

[Guitarinheart97]

Around The World by Red Hot Chili Peppers!!!

[canalla90]

Carousel is aweeeeeeeeeesome!

[EJStoner18]

There are lots of good bassists, maybe what we need is a collection of awesome riffs and openings, enough to satisfy all of us.

[kingjoey52a]

Last song gave me bad flashbacks to rock band. I was always the bass player and this song always kicked my ass

[Astrokratov]

Check Dream Theater's 'Panic Attack' =)))

First thing came to my mind =)))

[HYDRODUST67]

TOOL-SCHISM (HOW CAN YOU FORGET A SONG LIKE THAT) BY THE WAY I GOT MY TICKETS TO TOOL DID YOU? WELL YOU SHOULD.

[nalo3]

PEACE SELLLS!?!?! D:

[bubbleheadft]

@PattiSioux Did you just call Sabbath and Elvis punk...?

[ArpeggioBear]

@PattiSioux i see, thanks for the info bro

[PattiSioux]

@ArpeggioBear GRRRR!!! Punk was a free movement named "punk" in the early 70s by Legs McNeil and the creation of his magazine "Punk" Then in the mid 70s an arsehole named Malcolm Mclaren took it to England where it soled out as this stupid jerky stereotype. Punk is a timeless collection of rebels. Punk=John Field, Elvis, Rollingstones, The Velvert Underground, Black Sabbath, The Ramones, Patti Smith....thats real punk!!! not greenday who are just trying to fit an image

[thewsca]

Best bass intro has to be Polk Salad Annie by Elvis from 1972