- BORN COLD
- Fortress
- Go Away
- APOCALYPTIC LOVE
- Omen
- DISGUISE
- All The Right Reasons
- Misery
- Straight Outta Burbank
- The Path Of Totality
- The Stranger
- Satyricon
- The Best Of Type O Negative
- Folklore & Superstition
- Young The Giant
- Dream Theater
- Vol.3: (The Subliminal Verses)
- Order Of The Black
- Magma
- Vengeance Falls
- Down IV Part 2
- Life Is Killing Me
- Silence In The Snow
- Slipknot 10th Anniversary Reissue
- Beyond The Flames: Home Video Volume II (Blu-Ray)
- Korn III: Remember Who You Are
- Diary Of A Mad Band: Europe In The Year Of VI
- Hellalive
- Meanwhile In Burbank
- Time & Space
- Dark Ages
- Clockwork Angels Tour (Live)
- Killswitch Engage
- The Sin And The Sentence
- .5: The Gray Chapter
- ALL OUT LIFE
- Disarm The Descent
- Slash
- ENDGAME
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- Shot To Hell
- Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea
- The Serenity Of Suffering
- Audio Secrecy
- Schizophrenia
- Ascendancy
- World On Fire
- Through The Ashes Of Empires
- The Blackening
- Hellbilly Deluxe 2
RUSH’S GEDDY LEE PICKS HIS TOP 5 BASSISTS FOR MUSICRADAR…
Posted on July 16, 2012
RUSH‘s Geddy Lee picked his five favourite bassists of all time for MusicRadar recently as well as explaining why he rates them so highly. See who he picked below:
Jack Casady
“Back in the early days, Jack Casady. I thought he was probably one of the most inventive players I’d ever heard and was really the reason I fell in love with Jefferson Airplane.”
Jack Bruce
“Jack Bruce of course was my hero when I first started playing. Just him coming out with that bluesy, jazzy style on bass and he brought a kind of aggressive tone to the Cream.”
Chris Squire
“Chris Squire is incredibly inventive and imaginative writer of bass melodies. He’ll always be a pinnacle of great bass players.”
Jeff Berlin
“He’s more of a jazz bass player now but he used to play kind of fusion, rock and jazz with Bill Bruford on Bill’s solo records. Bruford was a fantastic band and Jeff is still among the top bass players out there, different calibre, he’s just off the planet.”
Les Claypool
“We must not forget Les Claypool from Primus. A true style-seeking venture on bass, really original, an incredible player and he’s influenced me with his attitude towards bass playing.”
Find out more on the MusicRadar’s website – it’s rammed full of RUSH stuff!
You can pick up RUSH‘s ‘Clockwork Angels‘ from the below links:
