 | Moving Pictures by Rush
Buy new: $8.97 / Used from: $4.41 Geddy Lee is an incredible bassist
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 | Greatest Hits by Sly & the Family Stone
Buy new: $9.97 / Used from: $6.95 Larry Grahamis incredible because he created the slap bass technique... He's pretty inovative.
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 | Sailing the Seas of Cheese by Primus
Buy new: $7.97 / Used from: $3.49 Primus is a weird band for sure, but its that weirdness that makes thm so great. Les Claypool is an insane bassist.
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 | Led Zeppelin III by Led Zeppelin
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $5.49 This is my personal favorite Zeppelin album (although they're all great). John Paul Jones is just as amazing as Jimmy Page is on the guitar.
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 | The Best of Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath
Buy used from: $12.99 Geezer Butler is a great bassist. Listen to N.I.B.'s intro and you'll understand.
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 | The Who Sings My Generation by The Who
Buy new: $8.97 / Used from: $4.98 Entwistle isn't one of my personal favorite bassists, but he still is pretty talented. His bass solo on My Generation is generally considered his greatest moment.
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 | Fragile by Yes
Buy new: $14.99 / Used from: $8.34 Chris Squire is talented, just listen to Roundabout, which has one of my favorite basslines ever.
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 | Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $2.78 Lots of bassists have a certain few songs that are clearly their best work. Flea is just always doing something interesting. Although I suppose you could say RHCP's cover of Higher Ground is his best (even though it's not on this album).
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 | Rage Against the Machine by Rage Against the Machine
Buy new: $8.97 / Used from: $3.94 Rage Against The Machine's self-titled debut album is an all around great album, accented by Tim Commerford's bass playing.
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