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It should be loud, it should be solid, and it should groove. There will probably be room for the occasional flourish, but the bassline, in most glam rock, is not by its nature intrusive: it's there to anchor and counterpoint the chunky rhythm guitar, which is the real essence of glam.
It might be simple stomping on the root, it might be bluesier walking lines (i.e., "boogie"), but it's got to be tight and in-the-pocket. |
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