>songs chorus is just the same chords as the verse but with different/more instruments
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>Song doesn't have a chorus
>the bridge is stylistically different from the rest of the song
>obama gif
back to tumblr you go
lol look again
>song skips a chorus
>song has no verses
>slow intro followed by explosive verse/chorus
>Key changes to reflect a change in the lyrics
Zero fucks care about the content of the lyrics
Zero fucks to actually care about what the lyrics are when indecipherable. Zero fucks at lyrics at alll.
>Song says it has no chorus in the lyrics and title but actually does have a chorus
>drums fade in
>different vocalists for the verse and chorus
I hate this
lmao why?
Song ends with a repeating line with building instrumentation. Brand New - Limousine, Modest Mouse - Spitting Venom. That's my shit.
wind chimes / bells
samples of running water
layered vocals
desire lines ? fades out but before that it does what you describe
Good song, but not enough focus on the lines. Something like Spanish Sahara.
Yes.
Spitting Venom was awesome for this.
Hmm, I always thought this one was in that vein; Mew - Apocalypso
>That Stax drum sound
You mean like this?
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>song 50,000 different things going on at one time
Birds chirping
>polyrhythms
you must really like Balam Acab
FUCKING THIS
also cheesy as fuck switched on moog type kitsch sound effects
>Chorus plays
>Song continues
>Chorus plays with complementary melody
>Song continues
>Chorus plays with complementary melody in a different voice
Examples please
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>singer uses a word that doesn't rhyme and is synonymous with the word that would have rhymed
is there a word for this?
>song has the exact same chord progression, tempo, intensity throughout but somehow isn't boring
I like to make fun of U2 as much as the next guy, but how the fuck did they pull off With or Without You?
>chorus
deerhunter - monomania
Yeah it's called using synonyms
>>obama gif
It's a png you hollow-skulled buffoon.
>hat kicks in on a 4 on the floor beat that didn't have a hat on the previous measures
>guitar feedback
>fingers sliding on acoustic guitars
>refrains with building instrumentation
>5/4 time signatures
>steel drums
>multiple key changes throughout song
>circuit bent harpsichord
OP must be a fan of weezer's debut album, it's a good album
best chorusless songs
The Beatles - If I Fell
Elvis Costello - Red Shoes
R.E.M. - Losing My Religion
also Weezer - My Name Is Jonas
>Vocal countermelodies
>racist music reviewers
Once in a lifetime ish talking in songs. LCD soundsystem is the only other good band doing this that I have found so far
it's called spoken word
cap'n jazz is another band that does it well, and pavement in a couple songs
>no vocals apart from a sample of an upper class english/southern american man talking about weird shit which starts 7 minutes into the song
>trumpets in not acustic or folk music
>any horn section in an otherwise electronic track
>repeats a motif from a previous song on the album
>song doesn't need a chorus
Melody is played over and over again with different instruments each time
>triplets in a drum fill
>song tells a story of an adventure
>If I Fell
The whole song is the chorus
>arpeggiators everywhere
>internal rhyme
>3/4
>singer initially sings softly/quietly but at some point starts shouting
good fucking meme
current 93?
>key changes up
>immediately changes back down to the original key
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I hate this
Can you give an example of this? Very interested
>chorus is only played once
>recursive melody
looking at you modest mouse
confus
>the second last song is the longest song, and the final song is a shorter version of an earlier track/reprise
it just works
>when bass is the place
>singer asks what ends when the symbols shatter
neck yoself before you wreck yoself
It's all in The Edge's guitar. Between the proto-shoegaze of them being drenched in effects and the fact they add some melodic and harmonic interest to the song, it stops itself from feeling flat.
Speaking of which, U2's output up to All That You Can't Leave Behind is legitimately really good, save for October and Rattle and Hum, though Pop might need to be the live version.
>tempo change
Gimme some good stax trax outside of the basic Amen Brother and Booker T. stuff
>weird and eclectic instrumentation
>actually good instrumental songs made with effort and not just for filler
>last song on the album is the longest/most experimental
>singer screams at the top of his lungs like a crazy person
>kazoo
i like that thing in trap music where the beat turns down and then turns up again
>song goes from meticulously crafted to a long jam between all instruments
cosmo pyke - chronic sunshine
Who gives a shit
>synths that play big chords at a high bpm
Losing My Religion definitely has a chorus. They just lead the song with the chorus.
how edgy and cool