Basslines that make me, a bass player, blush and kick my feet

I am by no means the best bass player in the world, however, I'm to the point in my musical journey to be able to appreciate the sound and know what makes a solid, driving bassline. Here's a list of no particular order of basslines that had me headbanging in my car or maybe even giggling a little bit bass is sooooo fun teehee

Bad Things- Get Scared

House Of Wolves- My Chemical Romance

Hysteria- Muse

Reapers- Muse

Head Mounted Sideways- VOLA (overall, just a super awesome band. Go listen to VOLA.)

Physical Education- Animals As Leaders

You've Seen The Butcher- Deftones

Slouch- Dance Gavin Dance (oh, go figure, the user 'dancejaydance' likes DGD, whaaat?)

Stick Sickly- Attack Attack!

Enter- VOLA (again, highly recommend!)

Jumpsuit- Twenty One Pilots

Suffocate (Feat. Poppy)- Knocked Loose, Poppy

Wildfire- Periphery

Problem- Set It Off (I know it's a cover, but its just so well done it deserves a listen!)

The Moon/Awake- The Dear Hunter (It's a bit on the concept-y side, but give this whole album a listen when you're doing something. Seriously. Laundry goes twice as fast with TDH playing.)

Shimmy- System Of A Down

Head Hunter- Dance Gavin Dance

Pass The Nirvana- Peirce The Veil (although not my go-to album for bragging about how good ptv is, this single sold me the second i heard it. simple, yet effective. Hand it to the overdrive pedal for making good riffs great.)

Count Bassy- Dance Gavin Dance (this one in particular stands out in DGD's discography for me for a very, very special reason. When I saw the band live, it was used as a memorial song for the band's incredibly talented late bassist, Tim Feerick. Every time I hear it, I get a little watery-eyed thinking about how everyone cheered seeing his name on the screen. I hope I'm as good as he was one day. We miss you, Tim.)

No Fun Club- Frank Iero

Bulls In The Bronx- Peirce The Veil

that's all....for now!