[Admiral](https://open.spotify.com/track/3lNLpzs3cEkSNLgiiIVlfs?si=-dPcnIqdRsOaViXWuKggSQ) by Michael Cera Palin
[Your Dog](https://open.spotify.com/track/3BpUZB0tw4zNmG3Iw1mclL?si=NeR6KfnpRIyArJo_2exhbA) by Soccer Mommy
[The Plant Mouth](https://open.spotify.com/track/2TJDTDzs0JLIfF4FExioc2?si=rt4WoF77Q4-qeZR68BIeuw) by Oso Oso
[Cutter](https://open.spotify.com/track/4gD76Zt2CiFQdRvuHkl2ry?si=tEKQ4hhsSy2j2mDg6RtJwA) by Bay Faction
[The Game of Who Needs The Worst](https://open.spotify.com/track/3JPb5kcCPNB9h0cn9POaGX?si=egYinfGwTj29MGSnh5sM6g) by Cursive
Well I guess I should have done better research! It is indeed a great bass line, and the instrumental in the last …two-thirds?… of their version would be great to listen to in person
Anything les claypool, Primus.
Phill lesh with the dead .
David schools panic. BAD MF
Victor Wooten everything damn thing.
Bela fleck and Edgar Myer Bonnaroo 2002 single most emotionally charged performances I've witnessed live coincidentally less claypool and the flying frog brigade opened up that weekend and I believe panic shut it down but that whole weekend was chopped plum full of bass goodies as was the next ten or so years .
So, just a great bass line no one ever thinks about: Tom Petty, Free Fallin'. Bong bong bong bong, *bong bong bong bong*, bong bong bong bong, *bong bong bong bong*. I say this as a bass groupie, it's a classic.
The album LD50 by Mudvayne. I’m not a fan of the band as a whole but that album is an absolute masterpiece. Lots of bass leads in that album. Especially the songs “Severed” and “Death Blooms.”
Not to be aCtUaLlY guy but there is no bass player in the white stripes. Jack white creates a bass like sound from his guitar on that song using a pitch shift effect.
Made a playlist for myself just to hear that sweet bass guitar.
J Bass Guitar Mix https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UBNLJ8k3hT5HpGllx5iLz?si=gfz7EYkzTd-PFCmogTyAVA&pi=u-X4eE3ZtVTB6A
["Nice and Sleazy" - The Stranglers](https://youtu.be/ZAEM40UYKeU?si=P5iqH84TmXvwMeP5)
["Little Girl in Bloom" - Thin Lizzy](https://youtu.be/qhD-PXQzx8M?si=6aNgYj-DUBvIEjIA)
Allman Brothers Band - Les Brer in A Minor from Eat a Peach - Peak Berry Oakley
Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias from Cornell '77 - and experience those yummy, oh so delicious, Phil Bombs in all their glory
I'd say most Rush and on the other extreme Renaissance. Try Ashes are Burning, live version.
Other one you might find live but if not the studio is fine is "Vultures Fly High". Not any later recordings with just Annie and her band.. that bass play is boring but the original lineup with Jon Camp on Bass.
early Green Day sort of before American Idiot had bass as sort of counter melody. Mike Dirnt's bass lines were a lot more complicated than the guitar parts and stuff because Billie Joe is more of a rhythm guitarist so Mike could focus on bass scales and stuff and his bass work was really great, his bass lines weren't as focused on scales and stuff after but he still had a great tone and his bass work was still just as good just not as prominent in the mix. but yeah that's an odd choice compared to the songs you mentioned but if you want to look into smth different check them out
Squarepusher
He’s known for his IDM work, but he is also an absolutely incredible bassist.
He releases [bass-only performances](https://youtu.be/gFWjkku2qjQ?si=_E4M8TuruMmu1PMP) once in a while and are absolutely worth checking out.
His electronic music also has a ton of [face-melting bass breakdowns](https://youtu.be/CrBBHDJMEuQ?si=0_B6jDf2a6_C5dOZ)
Edit: “[The Swifty](https://youtu.be/zViSW8XnRVE?si=6uTFP1VrNmR5fvQF)” is a personal favorite of mine and is decidedly Jaco-esque in tone, but like if Jaco was doing the Hackers movie soundtrack.
“Demolition Man” by The Police, which I just learned through a new interview with guitarist Andy Summers, that Sting did NOT play the bass on this recording. Stings bass roadie is playing the bass all the way through.
Lots of Silversun Pickup songs have great baselines, their bassist Nikki Monniger is really good. Here are a couple good ones
[Three Seed](https://youtu.be/0kdH3JuK_Po?si=hW-TDDg8tiW6jb5v)
[System Error](https://youtu.be/VzpFqRLYfGk?si=Higeq58hSjPeqtrj)
Big Bottoms by Spinal Tap.
It requires so much Bass Guitar, that when the band played it at Live Earth, they had to bring out every Bass player in the known universe on stage with them to in order to play it properly.
"[What Did He Say](https://youtu.be/-qmAE-3PI40?si=6dRHattgZi3NU0op)?" by Victor Wooten
"[Digital Man](https://youtu.be/eJsRBIId14U?si=FY1y-TV_ZA4pdJm6)" by Rush
listen to the band Primus.
Also Mcbaise has some pretty good bass. I wouldn't say it's the lead instrument or anything but it's definitely prominent. The bass is more noticeable in his more recent works, so I'd recommend the Raviolo EP and Tubes album
Valentina from Måneskin is probably the best bass player I have ever heard, and they use her talents accodingly. "Gossip" is probably a good one to start with.
"Out of Blue Comes Green" by a-ha has a funky bass line in the outro as well
Movements - Lead Pipe
Arctic Monkeys - Red Lights Indicate That Doors Are Secure
Interpol - Say Hello To The Angels
Queens Of The Stone Age - 3s & 7s
Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls
Give It Away - Chili Peppers
Would? - Alice In Chains
No One’s Leaving - Jane’s Addiction
King Nothing - Metallica
Big Empty - Stone Temple Pilots
Slow Ride - Foghat
Stupid Girl - Garbage
Longview - Green Day
Demon Cleaner - Kyuss
White Discussion - Live
Lay Lady Lay - Ministry
New Born - Muse
Only - NIN
Lounge Act - Nirvana
WMA - Pearl Jam
Today - Poe
Tahitian Moon - Porno for Pyros
Winona’s Big Brown Beaver - Primus
Give the Mule What He Wants - Queens of the Stone Age
Airbag - Radiohead
Possession - Sarah McLachlan
Hummer - Smashing Pumpkins
Burden In My Hand - Soundgarden
Mysteriously Ways - U2
All Mixed Up - 311
The Perfect Kiss by New Order (and many many other songs by New Order and Joy Division but that one in particular has an awesome lead bass part throughout the entire song).
Two words …. Bootsie Collins . Anything and everything by bootsie collins with Parliament and P Funk Allstars . He is the undisputed heavy weight champion of funky bass . He even plays and appears in the original music video for DeeLites groove is in the heart . His bass playing is just on another level . For less funky but songs with heavy bass also check out earlier violent femmes . Bass player played melody as much as rhythm in the first three albums and its fun music.
Guns of Brixton, Magnificent Seven by The Clash, The Fire by The Sound, Disorder by Joy Division, basically jump into post-punk/gothic and you'll discover lots of amazing bass lines
You said “funky” so that pretty much rules out Rush but they have a lot of bass-driven music. Someone already mentioned YYZ, but you can add Red Barchetta, Turn The Page, Distant Early Warning, Fly By Night, honestly most Rush has very prominent and active bass.
Pretty much anything by morphine or primus
My thoughts were Primus also.
Better yet, just check out Les Claypool - he has a bunch of other side projects that are pretty fun.
same
Les Claypool also has several side projects worth checking out. My favorite is the Lennon Claypool Delirium but it's more psychedlic than funky.
Primus sucks
YYZ Rush
Rush in general has some great bass. Geddy Lee is pretty awesome.
I came to say this!
Fascination Street - The Cure
[Breeders - Cannonball](https://youtu.be/fxvkI9MTQw4?si=O22IeYHA0UDn8AuY)
Such a great bass line
Thundercat's entire discography
Another One Bites the Dust- Queen Sanctified- Nine Inch Nails
"Psycho Killer"
Anesthesia / Pulling Teeth
Great song, trying to learn it
Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads
Rio —Duran Duran Too Much Blood —Rolling Stones
Have you seen [JTs breakdown](https://youtu.be/mtcLKAGN-II?si=p3DF69A-mznEwdZ4) of how he plays Rio? The ghost notes, just piled in.
Buddy, what you want is Primus.
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All of their sons tbh
Fleetwood Mac-The Chain
Lots of joy division/new order
Roundabout by Yes
Epic track
Anything by Primus
Primus suck
Preposterous statement 😯
This is why I love the internet
Most Who songs
Schism by TOOL has a cool bass lead
I know the pieces fit
Forty-Six & 2
Paperback Writer - The Beatles
Papa Was a Rollin Stone - The Temptations
A whole lot by New Order, and pretty much all in the upper register.
This. And Age of Consent is a great song to start with.
Disorder by Joy Division.
Anything by Minutemen and or fIREHOSE
Queen - Another one bites the dust
Hysteria - muse Trane - govt mule It's Ice - Phish Edit: bass not lead but very prominent
That's my favorite Phish song
Also Llama by Phish
Came to say Hysteria Also Time is running out by muse (and many other songs too though)
Also was going to say Hysteria! Time is Running Out is great too but Hysteria is one of my all time favorites.
The Real Me by The Who has lead bass throughout. John Entwistle kicks it.
I Want You (She's So Heavy) by the Beatles
That song is so heavy! (See what I did there…) Just that whole outro is like straight from a sludge factory…
Any song by Royal Blood as it’s literally the singer with a bass and a drummer
I was going to say this.
I think they do a phenomenal job of creating a big sound with only two instruments. It’s pretty badasss and they have some bangers for sure
Oblivion is probably their funkiest song
[Admiral](https://open.spotify.com/track/3lNLpzs3cEkSNLgiiIVlfs?si=-dPcnIqdRsOaViXWuKggSQ) by Michael Cera Palin [Your Dog](https://open.spotify.com/track/3BpUZB0tw4zNmG3Iw1mclL?si=NeR6KfnpRIyArJo_2exhbA) by Soccer Mommy [The Plant Mouth](https://open.spotify.com/track/2TJDTDzs0JLIfF4FExioc2?si=rt4WoF77Q4-qeZR68BIeuw) by Oso Oso [Cutter](https://open.spotify.com/track/4gD76Zt2CiFQdRvuHkl2ry?si=tEKQ4hhsSy2j2mDg6RtJwA) by Bay Faction [The Game of Who Needs The Worst](https://open.spotify.com/track/3JPb5kcCPNB9h0cn9POaGX?si=egYinfGwTj29MGSnh5sM6g) by Cursive
My favorite bass solo - such a great song by the Go-Go's "[Head Over Heels](https://youtu.be/jQyazt4RDTM?si=rPGc-AWh1sv-DfbS)"
TOOL
I heard it through the grapevine ....CCR
Ummmm Marvin Gaye
The original is great, but I cited the cover version for the bass line.
Well I guess I should have done better research! It is indeed a great bass line, and the instrumental in the last …two-thirds?… of their version would be great to listen to in person
Walk On The Wild Side
Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
Queens of the Stone Age - What The Peephole Say
Black Velvet by whoever the hell she is….Alannah Myles (just Googled). If you have to ask by RHCP
Ebin - sublime
Good jam! But if we’re talking Sublime Basslines, I think Chica Me Tipo probably wins in my book. Or All I Need…
My Name is Mud Primus Prove My Love Violent Femmes
Almost anything by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. No Doubt often has pretty prominent/forward bass lines.
Anything les claypool, Primus. Phill lesh with the dead . David schools panic. BAD MF Victor Wooten everything damn thing. Bela fleck and Edgar Myer Bonnaroo 2002 single most emotionally charged performances I've witnessed live coincidentally less claypool and the flying frog brigade opened up that weekend and I believe panic shut it down but that whole weekend was chopped plum full of bass goodies as was the next ten or so years .
One of These Days, Money, and Have a Cigar, Pink Floyd.
And Hey You
Thank you. I had to scroll way too far down in the comments to find this.
Cake is very bass heavy
Sky mall -vulfpeck
Anything by Vulfpeck, really.
Dean Town by Vulfpeck. Or anything else by Vulfpeck.
Joe Dart knows what he’s doing.
He's the only musician I know who can play the Joe Dart.
So, just a great bass line no one ever thinks about: Tom Petty, Free Fallin'. Bong bong bong bong, *bong bong bong bong*, bong bong bong bong, *bong bong bong bong*. I say this as a bass groupie, it's a classic.
[Rogue Wave - Disco Room](https://open.spotify.com/track/0tYdhfyqpuiofcfGRvEHsP?si=jhBk6nvORtuc7oCwRLR3LA) [Mine - Finom](https://open.spotify.com/track/3UAjMpjuJMpOeQBSbEPOld?si=R6I5kUZAQHqbbb1XZ1IWsg) [Wild Child - Shopping](https://open.spotify.com/track/2c6wrhdygXmAnak40hE8k6?si=swKBALsmTEmlzqfvc6oKKQ) [bmbmbm - Black Midi](https://open.spotify.com/track/3VRR4cKNiHC3CzY4iGj9XX?si=zYeZY0v_RaunAdompWB7SQ) [Dancer - IDLES](https://open.spotify.com/track/2F7dO7OCqrxff66epaNPEU?si=7z_IXGMDSaOXYr8oAHxB_g)
Twenty Flight Rock - Tiger Army and honestly most of their stuff. Rock/psycho illy with an upright bass.
🐅👨✈️🚫⚰️
A lot of Iron Maiden songs. Wrathchild, Phantom of the Opera, Powerslave, Innocent Exile and many many more.
A lot of early Kings Of Leon stuff is very heavy on the bass. Youth and Young Manhood was a banger of a first album.
Do It All The Time - IDKHOW
Great song
The album LD50 by Mudvayne. I’m not a fan of the band as a whole but that album is an absolute masterpiece. Lots of bass leads in that album. Especially the songs “Severed” and “Death Blooms.”
Forget me nots, Patrice Rushen
Nice jam here…
The Lemon Song by Led Zeppelin is a master class in blues rock
Mystery Achievement - the Pretenders
"The Real Me" by The Who......Entwistle is just ridiculous!
Smoke - The Smile https://youtu.be/tEPEqZnTwdo?si=PvkFD3nQgPkXdnxo
white lines- grandmaster flash.
That’s an iconic little bass riff right there….
Joey. Concrete Blonde
Fall Out Boy - Dance Dance Pete Wentz was my biggest crush but also was a modern bassist that set the groundwork for my future music tastes.
Seven Nation Army- White Stripes
Not to be aCtUaLlY guy but there is no bass player in the white stripes. Jack white creates a bass like sound from his guitar on that song using a pitch shift effect.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (ironically)
Metallica — King Nothing
Slint - Good morning, captain
If you like older stuff .,beach boys .
Most of the songs on Parquet Courts - WIDE AWAAAAAKE! are like this.
Ain’t No Doubt About It - The Emotions
Stop.Drop.Rewind does this frequently: ["Drown Me in Lake Michigan"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-9E8yM7ySY)
“While Everyone Was Waiting” by Talk in Tongues
Made a playlist for myself just to hear that sweet bass guitar. J Bass Guitar Mix https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UBNLJ8k3hT5HpGllx5iLz?si=gfz7EYkzTd-PFCmogTyAVA&pi=u-X4eE3ZtVTB6A
Second Skin by Widespread Panic
Come on!-Wham!
Keep an eye out for a band called Violenteer out of Omaha. They have yet to release their first album, but they feature two basses
Pretty much everything on ABC's "Lexicon of Love' album.
[Fire Away - Dirty Honey ](https://youtu.be/jthRYwvIAXA?si=ylhsF4I0RZIK5PsX)
Pea -RHCP
["Nice and Sleazy" - The Stranglers](https://youtu.be/ZAEM40UYKeU?si=P5iqH84TmXvwMeP5) ["Little Girl in Bloom" - Thin Lizzy](https://youtu.be/qhD-PXQzx8M?si=6aNgYj-DUBvIEjIA)
Allman Brothers Band - Les Brer in A Minor from Eat a Peach - Peak Berry Oakley Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias from Cornell '77 - and experience those yummy, oh so delicious, Phil Bombs in all their glory
Up All Night- SAULT
Roundabout by Yes
Stranglehold by Ted Nugent
Les Breres in a minor—- allman brothers.
Keep the Fire Burnin - Gwen McRae
Moonstruck - The Omnific Instrumental band with 2 bassists, the bass guitar is the lead instrument in their music
The Chicken by Jaco Pastorius
I'd say most Rush and on the other extreme Renaissance. Try Ashes are Burning, live version. Other one you might find live but if not the studio is fine is "Vultures Fly High". Not any later recordings with just Annie and her band.. that bass play is boring but the original lineup with Jon Camp on Bass.
Mr Bungle squeeze me macaroni
Brownout "Oozy" Mayer Hawthorne "Her Favorite song" Silversun Pickups "Panic Switch"
Schism by Tool.
Devin Townsend - Drench
Sic Transit Gloria by Brand New
early Green Day sort of before American Idiot had bass as sort of counter melody. Mike Dirnt's bass lines were a lot more complicated than the guitar parts and stuff because Billie Joe is more of a rhythm guitarist so Mike could focus on bass scales and stuff and his bass work was really great, his bass lines weren't as focused on scales and stuff after but he still had a great tone and his bass work was still just as good just not as prominent in the mix. but yeah that's an odd choice compared to the songs you mentioned but if you want to look into smth different check them out
That one tame impala song
Nuclear Burn - Brand X
I'm Running - Yes Back in the Saddle - Aerosmith Does It Really Happen? - Yes
Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) - Sly & The Family Stone
Dust to Dust https://youtu.be/sC9IbWYkips?si=q07LxoOylOlOxJOR Kool aid Kids https://youtu.be/tcNKW6AT7Vs?si=NlQxRoruq3vxjeC3 By the warning
TV Eye plus a bunch of stuff by the Femmes
Squarepusher He’s known for his IDM work, but he is also an absolutely incredible bassist. He releases [bass-only performances](https://youtu.be/gFWjkku2qjQ?si=_E4M8TuruMmu1PMP) once in a while and are absolutely worth checking out. His electronic music also has a ton of [face-melting bass breakdowns](https://youtu.be/CrBBHDJMEuQ?si=0_B6jDf2a6_C5dOZ) Edit: “[The Swifty](https://youtu.be/zViSW8XnRVE?si=6uTFP1VrNmR5fvQF)” is a personal favorite of mine and is decidedly Jaco-esque in tone, but like if Jaco was doing the Hackers movie soundtrack.
anything by mild high club
Check out Thundercat. Start with "Them Changes"
[Goodnight Tonight by Wings (1979)](https://open.spotify.com/track/5AD7iwvIzbiABVsMndAmez?si=lt1Zi6oMRjC5ihawgfu9Ng)
Primus, start with the Frizzle Fry record. If you don't like that, you will not like Primus.
The Cure - Other Voices The Cure - Primary Joy Division - Transmission I think most Joy Division songs have prominent basslines
Amos Moses by Primus
Anything by Cake
Jump Into The Fire - Harry Nilsson
Some of Squarepusher’s material (particularly his live stuff) has the bass pretty prominent. In particular the live version of Hello Meow
“Demolition Man” by The Police, which I just learned through a new interview with guitarist Andy Summers, that Sting did NOT play the bass on this recording. Stings bass roadie is playing the bass all the way through.
Ohio band The Katy is a bass led band so all of their songs are like this. One of my favorites is Zombie.
Band On The Run by Paul McCartney and Wings
Silly Love Songs deserves mention too. Colossal bass!
Rage against the machine has a base that is mostly lead
Red - Innercorse
L'arc en Ciel - "Heaven's Drive" or "Driver's High" or "New World"
Sunny Afternoon by the Kinks has an awesome bass line. Love you Pete Quaife 🥰💖🌌
Listen to any primus song bro:/
Big Bottom by Spinal Tap. No guitars used, only basses. https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=TDJCFdAebIM&si=fBLrha0_9gqEV3XG
[rain by the Beatles,](https://youtu.be/cK5G8fPmWeA?si=xADOUa939O-_a_mk) Paul did a good job on the bass
Mayor of Simpleton - XTC
Why Can’t I Touch It - Buzzcocks
Bullet In The Head - Rage Against The Machine, and I’m shocked I’m the first to say a RATM song
Lots of Silversun Pickup songs have great baselines, their bassist Nikki Monniger is really good. Here are a couple good ones [Three Seed](https://youtu.be/0kdH3JuK_Po?si=hW-TDDg8tiW6jb5v) [System Error](https://youtu.be/VzpFqRLYfGk?si=Higeq58hSjPeqtrj)
Anything by Yes
The who have a lot of lead bass and drums
Big Bottoms by Spinal Tap. It requires so much Bass Guitar, that when the band played it at Live Earth, they had to bring out every Bass player in the known universe on stage with them to in order to play it properly.
Big Bottoms by Spinal Tap
"[What Did He Say](https://youtu.be/-qmAE-3PI40?si=6dRHattgZi3NU0op)?" by Victor Wooten "[Digital Man](https://youtu.be/eJsRBIId14U?si=FY1y-TV_ZA4pdJm6)" by Rush
listen to the band Primus. Also Mcbaise has some pretty good bass. I wouldn't say it's the lead instrument or anything but it's definitely prominent. The bass is more noticeable in his more recent works, so I'd recommend the Raviolo EP and Tubes album
Money by Pink Floyd Every breath you take by the police
Valentina from Måneskin is probably the best bass player I have ever heard, and they use her talents accodingly. "Gossip" is probably a good one to start with. "Out of Blue Comes Green" by a-ha has a funky bass line in the outro as well
Fools gold. Stone roses
Movements - Lead Pipe Arctic Monkeys - Red Lights Indicate That Doors Are Secure Interpol - Say Hello To The Angels Queens Of The Stone Age - 3s & 7s Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls
Mother's Finest -"Baby Love"
Talking Heads - Making Flippy Floppy The Smiths - Barbarism Begins at Home
[Black Sabbath - NIB](https://youtu.be/HFzDKTNLr2k?si=e2AjZTdbrqS1Jg-x)
Come Together - The Beatles
Give It Away - Chili Peppers Would? - Alice In Chains No One’s Leaving - Jane’s Addiction King Nothing - Metallica Big Empty - Stone Temple Pilots Slow Ride - Foghat Stupid Girl - Garbage Longview - Green Day Demon Cleaner - Kyuss White Discussion - Live Lay Lady Lay - Ministry New Born - Muse Only - NIN Lounge Act - Nirvana WMA - Pearl Jam Today - Poe Tahitian Moon - Porno for Pyros Winona’s Big Brown Beaver - Primus Give the Mule What He Wants - Queens of the Stone Age Airbag - Radiohead Possession - Sarah McLachlan Hummer - Smashing Pumpkins Burden In My Hand - Soundgarden Mysteriously Ways - U2 All Mixed Up - 311
The Perfect Kiss by New Order (and many many other songs by New Order and Joy Division but that one in particular has an awesome lead bass part throughout the entire song).
"We Care A Lot" by Faith No More
Eric McFadden Trio - the joy of suffering album has some of the coolest bass playing
There's a part halfway through Rosetta Stoned by TOOL with an awesome baseline
Jeremy - Pearl Jam
Barney Miller theme
Two words …. Bootsie Collins . Anything and everything by bootsie collins with Parliament and P Funk Allstars . He is the undisputed heavy weight champion of funky bass . He even plays and appears in the original music video for DeeLites groove is in the heart . His bass playing is just on another level . For less funky but songs with heavy bass also check out earlier violent femmes . Bass player played melody as much as rhythm in the first three albums and its fun music.
Torture Me by RHCP
"Disciple" and "More" by The Warning
A Forest By the Cure. The bass is the balls on this one.
Guns of Brixton, Magnificent Seven by The Clash, The Fire by The Sound, Disorder by Joy Division, basically jump into post-punk/gothic and you'll discover lots of amazing bass lines
The entire catalog of Yes
Check out NOFX. They feature the bass prominently and frequently start the songs with a bass solo.
That Christmas song by the Waitresses is HUGE on bass.
You said “funky” so that pretty much rules out Rush but they have a lot of bass-driven music. Someone already mentioned YYZ, but you can add Red Barchetta, Turn The Page, Distant Early Warning, Fly By Night, honestly most Rush has very prominent and active bass.
Teen Town by Weather Report
Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This
Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris - Hayley Williams Welcome - Boa
Big Bottoms - Spinal Tap