Thread: ...And Justice For All... with bass?
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Old 12-25-2003, 08:40 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by asphyXy
Listen to The Shortest Straw with and without bass. The song got 400 times heavier.
It's pretty seamless, too. It feels like it ACTUALLY fits.

I mean, this isn't the hardest album to dub shit to, I'd wager. Between the clichés of the album and over a decade for people to break it down, it wouldn't take a genius to work with it.

Anyways, our ears are drawn by the bottom (generally). A strong bass line improves almost any music, moreso with metal.
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