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15 iconic ROCK Bass Intros of the 1990s (they were GENIUS)


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Every decade has its rock anthem. The 1970s had Stairway To Heaven and the ‘80s had Sweet Child O’ Mine, but in today’s video we’re paying tribute to the finest rock bass intros from the 1990s – including a riff that’s so easy that you might feel you already know how to play it.

A whole host of bands came to prominence in the ‘90s, including Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Living Colour, Rage Against The Machine, Tool and Green Day. But who came up with the greatest bass intro of all?

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Video Breakdown:

00:00 – Why the 90s?
00:31 – Grey Cell Green (Ned’s Atomic Dustbin)
01:42 – Jerry Was A Race Car Driver (Primus)
02:30 – Jeremy (Pearl Jam)
04:38 – Lounge Act (Nirvana)
06:36 – Bullet in the Head (Rage Against The Machine)
08:35 – Would? (Alice in Chains)
11:00 – Only In Dreams (Weezer)
12:16 – Wall (Living Colour)
13:49 – Cannonball (The Breeders)
15:01 – Longview (Green Day)
16:50 – Rotten Apple (Alice in Chains)
18:40 – Sabotage (Beastie Boys)
20:56 – Forty Six & 2 (Tool)
22:35 – Crush (Dave Matthews Band)
24:36 – Re-Arranged (Limp Bizkit)
25:49 – Around The World (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
28:11 – Which decade should we cover next?

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40 thoughts on “15 iconic ROCK Bass Intros of the 1990s (they were GENIUS)

  • Interestingly enough, the RCHP bass intro for Around the World is exactly the same as Budgie's guitar intro for Breadfan (1973).

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  • first heard jerry was a race car driver on mtv 120 mins and was amazed by the way les played then went out the next day and bought the cassette

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  • You did the 90s without Eric Avery, and his bass intro to Jane's Addiction's Three Days?.. You guys gotta be kidding.

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  • Would love to see you feature Simon Gallup and his bass lines that are the foundation of so many classic songs by The Cure. "Just Like Heaven", "Pictures of You", and "Lovesong" are a few that come to mind.

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  • The 90s were amazing so let’s open the video with the song that came out three months before Y2K and then the second song came out like two months after 1989 hsh

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  • Tim is playing a Stingray you don’t need to hit hard with it. The pre-amp in the Stingray is a work of genius.

    AIC an NS2 through an SVT. That is quintessential 90s. Jason used an NS2 all over the Black Album. And Mike Star cemented that sound into history.

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  • HOW in the actual heck did you guys not put Faith No More in this video?????????????????????????? WTF lol

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  • Some of my Favorite Basslines from the 90s would be:

    •Jerry Was a Race Car Driver- Primus
    • Tommy The Cat – Primus
    • American Life – Primus
    • John the Fisherman – Primus
    • Would? – Alice in Chains
    • I Can – Skillet
    • Falling Away From Me – Korn
    • Mudshovel/Mushuvel – Staind
    • Question? – Staind
    • My Friend of Misery – Metallica
    • Symphony of Destruction – Megadeth
    • Just Go – Staind
    • Raw – Staind (especially the breakdown part)
    • Spleen – Staind
    • No One’s Kind – Staind
    • 4 Walls – Staind

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  • For 90s rock bass you should really check out the Rapcore Band “every day life” and their album “disgruntled”. Great bass riffs and bass intros. The bass is really pushing their songs.

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  • Awesome as always So good to see Ned’s mentioned … how about a U.K indie dive ?
    Feels like Fugazi and Pixies should be in there

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  • 2009 Megadeth – The Right to go Insane. I love that intro.
    You also need to check out the bass run that happens for the intro of Washington Is Next on their 2007 album.

    I think they’re both James Lomenzo parts but man they are bad ass ????

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  • Great content as always, guys! Could you please create a piece about Adam Yauch? He is one of the most underrated bassists, but the basslines he invented are truly iconic. His influences from punk, hardcore, jazz, funk, and hip hop are totally mind-blowing!

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  • Another female bass player intro from the 90s thats awesome is Black Sunshine by White Zombie.

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  • Idk, Tony Iommi? then he eventually started tuning 3 steps flat. All because of his missing fingertips.

    Or maybe Hendrix. Also, sometimes Angus, theoretically ACDC songs are supposed to be standard, but they tuned by ear in the early records, and everyone would tune to each other. There are a few songs that seem to be a half step flat, or maybe just a quarter step.

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  • Man I love grunge music, but I hate playing bass with a pick lol

    Maybe I need to get some finger picks. Ironically, I use a heavy pick on guitar, because I got used to it as a bass player.

    I went from drums, to bass, then to guitar. Used guitar to learn piano, meticulously translating from one to the other. These days I've been focusing on vocals. I have a violin, but haven't put much into it, yet, but that's probably my next instrument.

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  • Only 15?
    The 90’s were so good.
    Spacehog – in the meantime
    has a very 90’s feel, I really think it should be on some list somewhere:) and he is singing ????

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  • 2000 teens? Music died in the late 2000s, there's nothing in the 2010s worth playing.

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  • I love chains rage first was there best to this day nirvana is enough said nirvana not a fan of weezer a few songs same with pearl jam grung wtf more like a bunch of tree hugging hippies not even close to punk easy the best is chains musically and talent wise they are simply the best dirt is still mind blowing sit down and listen to the whole thing dam that river has some of my favorite popular rock guitar riffs of all times except tool forgot about tool I loved under toe ok chains is 2nd in 90s popular rock talent as much as I love chains I can't put them ahead of tool for talent

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  • You guys did a great job with this BUT there needs to be part 2. Too many great songs in the 90s to condense into one video!

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