The original has to be one of the greatest rock bass lines, simple but to the point and effective. For me, it's the simplicity that made it so great.
When rock gets all fancy that's when prog happens and no one wants that
I watched that video recently and really disliked it. Three bloody awful versions of a great classic.
He's a bit of a bargain basement Davie504 and I don't like him much either although he's improved recently.
The 4x12 and 1x15 Trace cabs are a very common combination among Trace Elliot owners but they're old (30 year old, original speakers) and I play loud so maybe that is the problem.
This one was mine. It's an old Peavey International.
It now belongs to my daughter and looks really nice with a coat of surf green paint and some new hardware. It plays nice as well.
On the Queens Of The Stone Age - Song For The Deaf there's some cool bits between songs, some funny, some just cool but it all just fits nicely with the record.