Love it.

Oops my bad! I misunderstood your post lol. And of course I voted for Entwistle :bowdown:

Uh, I like Sting. :)

I think he's an incredibly good bassist.

Of course I remember that stupid argument we had where I compared him to Michael Anthony.

And yeah, I think that was stupid, and I was wrong, Sting is better, happy now?

I was making a point. :)

Besides:

touche

not sure what that point was but since two of you asked... squarepusher is tom jenkinson's alter-ego. he's often cited as one of the pioneers in the so called 'intelligent dance music' genre along with aphex twin. the main distinction in jenkinson's case is his ability to actually play an instrument proficiently as well as manipulating electronic devices to his musical will (that's not to say there isn't a bunch of glitchy DnB to be found on his albums)

here are some choice clips.

YouTube - Squarepusher - The Culture Show Bass Solo - live on 'the culture show', low visual quality but whatever.

YouTube - Squarepusher - My Sound - 'my sound' from the 'music is a rotted one note' album, fantastic track.

YouTube - Squarepusher - Delta-V live @ melkweg 28/11/2008 - again horrible visual quality but you get the gitst. track is called 'delta-v' from his last album 'just a souvenir'.

while he's not technically a 'rock' bassist, if you don't think that last clip rocks even just a little then you're either dead or far too narrow minded to bother ever conversing with again hahaha.

I voted Entwistle but think Flea is great as well, just a totally different sort of bass player. Les Claypool and Robert Trujillo top my bassists league with an honorable mention to Mark King of Level 42, a great "slap" bassist.

Voted for John Entwistle and for me along with Geddy Lee and John Paul Jones they are 3 of the best bassists ever.

am I ever really happy?

I voted for Flea,
who's for John Entwistle btw?