I like this question! Here are some of my favorites:
Paul Simonon's bass line to London Calling. The bass lines by Robert Blamire of Penetration for the songs Silent Community and Don't Dictate. Paul Dean's bass lines in the X-Ray Spex songs Germ Free Adolescents and Warrior in Woolworths. I think they were created by Glen Matlock though played by Steve Jones on the album, the bass lines for God Save the Queen and Holidays in the Sun by the band that started it all, The Sex Pistols. Pat Collier's creations for the songs No Heart, Keep It Clean, and Whips and Furs by The Vibrators. JJ Burnel's Nice ‘n’ Sleazy bass line, actually many of Burnel's crunchy, grinding lines are great. And pretty much all of the bass lines played by Mark Hambly on Vice Squad's Stand Strong, Stand Proud album. Edit: I almost forgot to include Ali McMordie's work with Stiff Little Fingers. Good, melodic bass lines on the Nobody's Heroes and Go For It albums.
Still take you home by arctic monkeys (or dancing shoes) uh blood fever by send more paramedics. dear jerry or bad habbits by the monks. maybe even drugs in my pocket. all catchy by the monks. it's gonna get worse and no by the subhumans
sex pistols pretty vacant undertones teenage kicks stiff little fingers alternative ulster dead Kennedys holiday in Cambodia addicts steamroller stiff little fingers gotta get away buzzcocks orgasm addict ramones blitzkrieg bop sex pistols god save the queen dammed love song
great songs punk bass man! However, Ramones and Dead Kennedys were US bands. Not that it matters really! And I will add Wait for The Blackout by The Damned to the list.
