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ADATR for me too - the sound is definitely great, dry with fat mids on a dark low end. And he plays awesome !
imo john is protagonist in the game
The Game.
Play The Game - a very tricky bass-part. He does some nice things during the song.
Dragon Attack - real Deaky style. Nice tune, nice solo. One of Deaky's best.
Another One Bites The Dust - a nice catchy riff. Classic. Very recognizable.
Need Your Loving Tonight - Every heard the center speaker on its own? It's brilliant. Very nice bassline.
Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Nice loops, a catchy riff again. Again, classic.
Don't Try Suicide - Good bassline. A powerful sound.
Sail Away Sweet Sister - Probably one of his best ever! Very melodic, high notes etc. His bass is just like a piano sometimes. A real warm sound. Bloody brilliant!
Play The Game - a very tricky bass-part. He does some nice things during the song.
Dragon Attack - real Deaky style. Nice tune, nice solo. One of Deaky's best.
Another One Bites The Dust - a nice catchy riff. Classic. Very recognizable.
Need Your Loving Tonight - Every heard the center speaker on its own? It's brilliant. Very nice bassline.
Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Nice loops, a catchy riff again. Again, classic.
Don't Try Suicide - Good bassline. A powerful sound.
Sail Away Sweet Sister - Probably one of his best ever! Very melodic, high notes etc. His bass is just like a piano sometimes. A real warm sound. Bloody brilliant!
Queen II
Lord Blackadder:
You got your quote from Family Guy
Stewie is a nut, isnt he?
You got your quote from Family Guy
Stewie is a nut, isnt he?
obviously it would be Hot Space. Almost every song is bass driven or heavily features Deacon's bass skill
I agree, The game and Hot space was johns best.
I guess "Miracle" one of the best balanced album from the sound point of you, including bass!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bohemianrhap84 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]obviously it would be Hot Space. Almost every song is bass driven or heavily features Deacon's bass skill[/QUOTE]
There is a lot of synth bass on the album. I believe Freddie played it on Staying Power and Body Language, for example. Brian playes synth bass on Dancer for example.
Ironically, John doesn't play many bass on Hot Space. Only the 'normal' rock songs, like Life Is Real and Put Out The Fire.
There is a lot of synth bass on the album. I believe Freddie played it on Staying Power and Body Language, for example. Brian playes synth bass on Dancer for example.
Ironically, John doesn't play many bass on Hot Space. Only the 'normal' rock songs, like Life Is Real and Put Out The Fire.
Game or Jazz-
on both he's really amazing.
Actually- there is some amazing bas work on MILTON KEYNES- listen to Fat Bottomed Girls. Magic.
on both he's really amazing.
Actually- there is some amazing bas work on MILTON KEYNES- listen to Fat Bottomed Girls. Magic.
Somebody to Love really stands out to me on the ADATR album.
Bass riff and fills are something that really must be experienced on a higher end stereo. You can only then hear the music as it was intended.
Bass riff and fills are something that really must be experienced on a higher end stereo. You can only then hear the music as it was intended.
I think The Game is the best bass-album. John Deacon is in a good mood here.. ^^
I think that John's bass was more prominent on The Miracle album... at least I remember thinking that on a few occasions while listening to it.
The miracle is actually a good choice, you have breakthru, rain must fall, the miracle and invisible man.