Thoughts?
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I was hoping to see Lee Sklard on the list, and would have been disappointed if he wasn’t.
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Interesting collection of people that I wouldn’t have thought would show up together on any list 
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I am sure there are some really amazing bass players that didn’t make the list. More of popularity contest at times. I have been really enjoying Otiel Burbridge lately. He has played for the Allman Brothers, and currently with the Dead And Company. Of course there are many others that I call my favorites but who knows lol
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Yeah so to me that list seems primarily notable for its omissions 
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I seen this list and then trashed it cause none of us was on it…
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This…
and This…
I’m still gIad they put this together. I think #3 Michael Manring is really interesting and I had never heard of him. He’s doing some really interesting experimental stuff with bass.
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Same here. Quite a lot of people I had expected to be on the list apparently didn’t make it. On the other hand, there’s quite a lot of people on it that I hadn’t heard of before, so it will be fun to check them out!
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As long as we’re here, here’s Dagan interviewing Hooky 
It’s actually very interesting whether or not you’re a fan.
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Some Bass players I am unfamiliar with, but looking forward to hearing and learning about them 
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I hate to be a naysayer…this list is just horrible. No Victor Wooten, No Marcus Miller, Flea, Les Claypool, Ryan Martine, Steve Harris.
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It’s totally subjective and meaningless, yeah.
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Good call Howard, Dagan was great in the interview too. I love Peter on this Gorillaz track, junior Hooky isn’t too bad either!
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Yeah Jack has definitely made a name for himself!
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