>song starts with a single instrument
>more instruments individually join the song until it finally reaches a climax
ITT: musical fetishes
Robert Reed
Dominic Robinson
alternatively
>starts with one instrument
>the rest burst in simultaneously
youtube.com
Carson Hughes
>All the instruments suddenly stop for a short high note from the vocalist
Austin Watson
That song starts with three instruments though
Jayden Diaz
>song goes on normally with all instruments playing
>stops the song with a small guitar solo riff
>all the instruments join in at the same time while the guitar riff keeps playing
Nathaniel James
>song structure consists of an extremely long repetitive buildup to a climax that abandons that repetition
>"tribal" percussion being the main or sole focus of the music
>long, narrative spoken word elements or vocal samples. especially over droney, experimental electronic music
Evan Wood
play from 55s
Michael Cox
>the whole band stops for a split second and goes back to it like nothing happened
Cooper Smith
pic related does that a lot
Camden Gray
Ghost notes on guitars (just strumming with no actual notes or anything)
When drummers hit the rim of the snare as well as the snare itself, making like that high pitched wooden sound.
They're really specific and I don't really know how to describe them. Dunno
Christian Scott
>Song is so hype that I have to start moving my body like I have tourettes
Jace Kelly
>song ends at beginning of song
Christian Taylor
Yeah I really need to listen to that album I've heard it's good
Christian Ortiz
>When drummers hit the rim of the snare as well as the snare itself, making like that high pitched wooden sound.
a rimshot?
Jace Gonzalez
>when the band has two drummers
Owen Cruz
>song slowly gets faster and faster until it all falls apart
>sparingly used harmonica
>combining drum machines with acoustic drums
Sebastian Howard
>Song switches from 19/16 syncopated shuffle to four on the floor standard time
Colton Nguyen
Yeah I guess that's what it is, but I love it when it's incorporated into the drumming more than just being a single hit. Like ,a pattern of its own.
Jack Hill
>Gallows Pole
nice. one of my favorite Led Zeppelin tracks
Jeremiah Barnes
i guess you like house of gold by twenty one pilots then
Lucas Long
>starts with a pretty happy-ish, normal mood
>turns into complete darkness and melancholy halfway through
Nathan Fisher
>Normally non-dance artist incorporates a slamming 4 on the floor beat
Christian Clark
>90's style drum machine noises
James Parker
> a simple, small melody is played in the background of the song, setting a perfect mood
Ian Murphy
the concert film Stop Making Sense does exactly this, albeit adding one instrument per SONG over several minutes, as opposed to adding them all up in the course of a single song.
t. watched Stop Making Sense cold in a theater for the first time ever a few weeks ago. I was impressed.
Thomas Nelson
>Drum and bass track
>Drums rising
>Que the hi hats
>Fucking synths going off
That's the joy of BC-The nine
Aiden Price
distorted bass
Camden Davis
Cameron Taylor
>Lots of pretty strings
>Analog synths, particularly Moogs or ARP Odyssey.
>Both at once for maximum effect
> youtube.com
Juan Martinez
>Harmonium
Jordan Brooks
>a few instruments start playing
>basic melody build-up (or just a short break)
>suddenly the bass starts taking the lead
>tension starts ramping up
>bass keeps going in the forefront
>proceeds to dominate the song until it comes back to normal
I love those moments. They get me pumped.