Greatest Moment...Bass

I personally think the Bass (roger) is at his best in the song One of These Days. What do yall think is the best bass riff in Pink Floyd history?

I play bass myself and don't think of Roger was all that great of a bass player. I personally like the bass at the beginning of "let there be more light." But "money" is the is easily the most classic bassline he's ever written...one of the more popular bass lines in rock n roll history actually.

He is no Chris Squire, or Geddy Lee your right.

AhHHHHHHHHH! Money, the most over played Pink Floyd song there is. Its rediculous how often I hear that played in comparison to anything else on DSOTM

I would have to say One of These Days is probably my fav bass work they've done. That one segment on Echoes is also pretty good. Hmm...yes, Money is a good one too, but not overrated (though it is most certainly not the best song on DSotM). Another one that sticks out in my mind is Sheep.

In my opinion The Happiest Days of Our Lives is good too

And on Comfortably Numb backs Gilmour's final solo rather well

Sheep

I agree that Waters isnt exactly the cream of the crop but i really love the bass line to Have a Cigar.

btw: the basline from Sheep is really similar to One of These Days dont you think? (both picked and double tracked basically staying on same note...)

Its not often i notice a bass line and think ,oh thats nice. Only on Jaco Pastorious songs do i notice them. Because then you can hear a guy who knows how to play. Pat Metheny and jaco

One of These Days are extremely cool, love it! The bass lines on Money and ABitW pt.2 are quite neat as well...

Ok, Ok, Ok...

I agree with all of you, but I discovered something very, very nice in the 2002 In The Flesh Tour. There is a piece of the SOYCD, than always have been one of my fav Waters bass.

It was amazing the sound of bass since the beginning till the end of Shine on you Crazy Diamond Part two. That for me is one, best Waters work and it was live

Thats kinda sad, i mean Jaco is God but there are plenty of other good bassists and lots of good basslines that are always overlooked People dont realize how imporatant the bass really is until its taken out. Try to imagine 'Crossroads' really andy rock classic without bass youll see what i mean

I never noticed it before, but now that you say it..... It IS pretty similar.

Im no newbie, i do know the importance, but what i do know is that i dont hear it like the guitar. I notice it, but i dont realise its the bass. But lately, when my guitar skillz have been higher i tend to hear stuff i havent heard before...But i must say, jaco on bass is wild.

Let There Be More Light!!
my question is, is this the riff the Chemical Brothers sampled for Block Rockin Beats?