Cosmo Valdemar

St Vitus' Dance - Black Sabbath

More theatrical emo than stoner, I reckon.

Feet On Fire - Slow Readers Club

It doesn't seem to just be a low output - the tone sounds weak and muffled compared to those other basses. A bit like the cab's in a different room.

Too Drunk to F*** - Dead Kennedys

The Small Hours - 'tallica

Faster Than Snakes With a Ball and a Chain - Cardiacs

19th Nervous Breakdown - Stones

If I Had A Hammer - Trini Lopez

Oh England My Lionheart - Kate Bush

Living Dead Girl - Robert Zombie

Love 'em.

Let's Pretend - Life of Agony

Got To Choose - KISS

Spoonman - Soundgarden

Dogs of Whore - Geezer Butler

Wasting My Hate - 'tallica

Love Me - Stanley Moon

I've had a think about this. My biggest influence is John Entwistle, without a doubt. He's the reason I started playing, and the reason I had wanted to play since the age of 8 after seeing this clip: Of course the camera completely ignores John throughout, but his playing and tone is just shattering, particularly for the era. A howling, distorted grind. He absolutely dominates here. It's easy to forget just what a gamechanger John Entwistle was - this clip shows why he was.

River Runs Red - Life of Agony

Declaration Day - Iced Earth

The Trees - Rush

The Werewolf - Holy Modal Rounders

Mammary - Barbra Streisand

Keynsham - Bonzos