ITT: music fetishes
>when a trumpet/sax comes in
ITT: music fetishes
Leo Hughes
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Carson Morales
>turntablism
>chopped up vocal samples
Jaxson Williams
>Bass through Chorus playing bleak notes.
Ayden Lopez
Listen to Ben's my friend by Sun Kil Moon
Oliver Rodriguez
>female artist with amazing vocal range
James Collins
Fucking this
Samuel Russell
sometimes I jerk off to torso corso by Lizzy Mercier Descloux bc I find her voice sexy
Dominic Hughes
baker street is cheating
Lucas King
amazing rack*
Carson Price
Benjamin Russell
...
Easton Scott
>metallic guitar tones
Charles Cox
What are you on about, OP? Any horn or brass instrument is an instant turnoff.
William White
Mmm
Got any decent examples?
Luke Sullivan
>A gradual tempo slow down
>key change into major
Juan Parker
sudden full stop silence as tension
Henry Nguyen
>Any horn or brass instrument is an instant turnoff.
It isn't
Jose Kelly
>Any horn or brass instrument is an instant turnoff.
You must have shit taste
Cameron Reyes
>vocal harmony
Brody Phillips
>Turntablism
Wheelz of Steel
Paid in Full
>Chopped up vocals
Lord of the Game
This is Violence Now
Niggas on the Moon
There's more but I've been listening to DG a lot and don't have good memory
John Williams
This is the best, honestly.
When singers do that growl noise thing in their throat like "rrrr". Don't know the word for it.
Cameron Martin
>twing-twang music that conveys a sense of bristling kinetic-intensity whilst maintaining space in the sound that invites more energy
Henry Price
>Marching Drum
Brayden Clark
Ed O'Brien backing vocals.
Oliver Jones
Counterpoint
Ryan Lee
>guitar noise, feedback, fuzz and effect pedal textures
>bass is audible and has an actual role instead of being used like a fucking drum
>motorik beats
>taking really left field shit and making it accessible by doing something groovy at the same time
>vocals intentionally peak
>ambience
>seamless transitions
Adrian Cox
Nah, it's just way too fucking bombastic and forceful for its own good. I don't deny that you can use these instruments successfully, but it almost always comes off as tacky for me.
Ayden Sullivan
Hi will
Cooper Wright
two drummers
Ian Gomez
The crescendo always get me off, when more and more instruments come in, the rythm gets faster, the sound louder and the final release when everything explodes, I love it.
two examples off the top of my head:
from 14:30 in youtube.com
from 5:40 in youtube.com
Cooper Carter
serene vocal harmonies over discordant electronic instrumentation gets me fucking erect tbqh
Thomas Nelson
Who is Will?
Justin Sanders
I love when that happens with Cake. Got a trumpet couple weeks ago
if you can't into jazz you are hopeless, maybe you can enjoy the equally complex metal, or math rock!
Andrew Cook
>on It's Working, when the backup vocals go "it's working in your blood"
The harmony is so strong that I almost blow my load.
Ryan Johnson
Really fat, fuzzy bass guitar sound.
Thomas Wood
Hnnnng
Adam Martinez
That one George Michael song
Elijah Clark
Then you most love the original mix of Foreigner - Long Way Home
>Based Ian McDonald
Bentley Walker
skip to 8:20
>that panning
>mfw
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Matthew Clark
yes.
end of the ring wars has some amazing songs like this
James Wilson
Bass solo into guitar solo. Skip to 2:15
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Alexander Diaz
Then listen to this thicc ass flutter tounge by none other than Dexter Gordon
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Aaron Cooper
Yelling, fuck I love when Avey or panda yell. I fucking love it so much.
Cameron Garcia
kicks in @ around 5:10 btw but listen to the whole thing as foreplay
Blake Long
Damn. Any example?
Andrew Barnes
>when the trumpet comes in on a neofolk / martial industrial song
please please give me more
Christopher Lewis
>switching between hi-fi and lo-fi vocal recordings in a song
Dominic Reed
Multiple grating rhythmic textures
Ian Taylor
fuck yea
>Martial drums following an overdriven guitar
Joseph Morris
this
hnnnnnggggggggggg
William Lopez
2:23 for the lo-fi vocals
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praise satan trips
Lincoln Green
syncopated rhythm with a very short catchy soul moving melody.
very specific i know.
Bentley Nguyen
examples, pls Satan
Gabriel Ward
But the best kind of math rock has jazz influences and brass instrumentation you double nigger
Jayden Sanders
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it's dg but first thing that came to mind
Isaiah Sanchez
>sudden guitar solo
Christopher Hall
>synths that sound like farts
Luis Diaz
Would "Wish You Were Here" be an example of this?
Andrew Carter
I always thought this was lame as fuck
Henry Sanders
What's the Modest Mouse song that uses a similar effect to this?
Kayden Robinson
>0:53 when the bass falls in. but the best part: 2:47. and then the drop that continues to rise for almost half the part of the song. this song is my absofuckinglute top favourite song ever.
Arkasia - Pandemonium
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and this is my second fav song. 0:34 .
>> !! 2:35
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number 3 and four are the first 2 songs of this album (my fav album)
listen from 6:20. and take some time bc the drop at 6:40 is astonishing!
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I realy hope to find someone that likes this music!! (I'm not from reddit but I know I come over like that)
John Ortiz
Philip Jeck + Ambien