Mosh Rebellion is Working on a Project, and He Needs Your Help!

Just to clarify, unless a post is credited to another author, you can assume It's been written by myself, going under the pseudonym Mosh Rebllion. So not only is it the name of the site, but it is my name as a writer.

Anyways, I started working on this project awhile ago, but I hit a wall. All I need you guys to do it point me in the direction of bands/ songs that have awesome bass parts. I'm talking bass solos, bass tapping, basically any sort of bass wankery in general, akin to stuff from the Faceless, Necrophagist, Brain Drill, etc.

So, all you need to do is post in the comments below your favorite songs/bands/albums that have absurdly good bass parts. When the final project is finished, I'll post it on the site, and as of now it's looking pretty good, but could be a lot better with your help.

So yeah, get to posting in the comments below. Any help is appreciated and it shouldn't take too long. And if you don't feel like posting in the comments, feel free to email the site at moshrebellion@yahoo.com.

Thanks for the help in advance guys!

Shit Hardcore Kids Wish They Could Play: Episode 1. A New Column from the Baby Killer.

Greetings, headbangers far and wide. Are you sick of hearing about the new Attack! Attack! CD (God help us if there actually is one)? Are you fed up with going to shows and seeing nothing but synchronized "crouch-stand-crouch-stand" stage presence and scrawny idiots pretending they know karate? And most of all, are you just dying to show those dumbasses up and give them a dose of real, unbridled, not-for-the-faint-of-heart metal that will leave their stupid Emmure gym shorts smelling funny? Well my friends, your pal The Baby Killer has just what you've been looking for. Let's start things off with a bang. The first video in this series is from none other than Santa Cruz's own Brain Drill, and there are precisely six words to describe its sheer insanity: Jesus fucking Christ on a bicycle! BD have always been notorious for their hyper speed gravity blasts, tremolo picking, arpeggio sweeps and bass runs, essentially hitting the ground running and never stopping or slowing down. Basically, they are what happens when crack learns how to play death metal.  Their first album, "Apocalyptic Feasting", displayed this in full right from the get-go, but unfortunately it also fell victim to the beast of monotony. Songs very quickly bled into one another, and by the fifth song it was virtually impossible to tell one from the next. However, their second full length, entitled "Quantum Catastrophe", is much more refined. There is still plenty of break-neck shredding and blasting, but the band has also learned what it's like to occasionally take a step back and settle into a good groove for a little bit, and this song is a perfect demonstration of that. Hold on to your hats as The Baby Killer and Mosh Rebellion proudly present "Beyond Bludgeoned"! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEywYigygnk&ob=av3e Stay tuned for many, many more videos of bands that will make your girlfriends want to let you do awesome stuff to them. Love always, The Baby Killer