Greatest Rock Basslines of All Time

This is no. 45 on the 'best basslines' list. Go on that list and vote it up

Despite of many people think, Roger is a great bass player, and this song proves it.

John Deacon was a great bassist and this proves that. - Userguy44

Maybe the best is in Under pressure, but I like this song so much!

The best bassline is actually Under Pressure, also by John Deacon, but since that's not here, this one is top notch as well, Another One Bites The Dust, another John Deacon super creation.
So glad that the genius of Deacy is finally being recognized, as he is the most underrated bassist, same as Queen, the greatest band on the planet, yet so underrated and not fully appreciated or recognized for their phenomenal talent and genius. Had Queen's obscure songs gotten proper exposure, they'd All be hits! If you know Queen, you know what I'm talking about. They have masterpieces galore among their lesser known stuff, much better than the popular ones in their Greatest Hits even. Yet they remain lovely hidden gems for huge Queen fans like me, truly a treasure trove of ecstasy!
Queen is the most awesome band w/ 4 of the most talented, most incredibly brilliant, most eclectic, most innovative, and most versatile geniuses the music world has ever seen/heard.
And then there's FREDDIE! ...more

Iconic bass line.

Love hearing it on the sound system at Ohio State football games; always a crowd favorite.

I’m disappointed that this is at number 3 when this is played on the guitar

Seven Nation Army is played on a guitar with heavy distortion, but I could see how people thought it was a bass. The White Stripes only has two members: Jack White on guitar and vocals and Meg White on drums. - HardRockSam

This is a Guitar Riff, Not a bassline

The solo in Freewill is a testament to the fact that Rush is the best collaboration of rock musicians EVER and Geddy Lee does not disappoint

I don't care what anybody says... Geddy is hands down one of the greatest bassists and vocalists of all time, Rush kicks some serious butt!

The song is driven around the bass of John Paul Jones.

One of the best bass intro of all history

Funny list- so many great basslines so far down.

Les Claypool is AMAZING, and beats any bassline on this list. It's groovy, yet slightly dark in the songs's context. Perfect!

Best bassline from the best bassist ever!

What a bass line why was this not on there

Pretty nasty groove

This should be way higher. The line is too complex to not be

killer

It's extremely complex and catchy at the same time.

Greatest ever