Who's the BEST bassist Meat Loaf has worked with?
 

Holy crap I nearly forgot this category :shock:

Who do you think THE best bassist Meat Loaf has worked with is? Not just touring, but studio as well.

I would have to say Steve Buslowe. His work on Dead Ringer was superb and also the two Steinman produced Bonnie Tyler albums are absolutely magnificent. Kasim's great, but I think Steve is technically better......just.

Pud :twisted:

Kasim. I actually prefer hearing Kasims voice on the likes of the newer recordings of lemon than on the original

OKaaaay! But I'm not talking about his voice (although it isn't half bad) but his bass guitar playing skills.

Pud :twisted:

Yep prefer that as well. For all I know anyway lol, have to admit to not having the best knowledge on who's best and who's not.

Don't forget he also performed on Pandora's Box.

Buslowe helped Meat through some tough years. I was upset when he was not there anymore halfway nineties. He did a great job when he was Mus. Director. I liked the sound more then I do now.
But Sulton has better vocals. Honeslty I don't know hwo I prefer.

Kasim! He's the only bass player thats ever bothered looking for me anyway! :roll: Pants to the rest of them! :lmao:

Steve Buslowe

You are correct Sir. I've just listened to Pandora's Box and he did an awesome job on that album.

Pud :twisted:

Kasim.

Hmm this is a tricky one, I do like Kasim's playing but then again I liked Steve's stage presence, honestly I dont think I could pick one over the other, they seem to balance each other out in my opinion.

Hmmm maybe Kasim tips the scales because he once blew me a kiss!!:drool: :heart: :yay:

to me too.

That you can't choose between Steve and Kasim ...... or that Kasim blew you a kiss too?! :shock:

Diane

Kasim

Steve Buslowe, followed closely by Sulton.

Kasim Sulton

1: Steve Buslowe
2: Kasim Sulton
3: John Golden

Kasim :)

Would have to say Steve on this one.