>song starts with sound of thunder or ocean waves
ITT: Music cliches you LIKE
David Perez
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Carter Jenkins
>reversed cymbal
Joshua Fisher
i like the whole genre of italo disco, it's pretty damn cliche
James Gray
i always think an album's gonna get boring if it starts with a dumb "suspense" keyboard or so. It's a killer for me.
Joshua Wilson
>female moaning
Benjamin Taylor
>bandmate beats his wife
every fucking time
Josiah Morales
>the sound of a radio tuner scrolling through stations
Nathaniel Jones
>tight
>tonight
Dominic Cooper
>voice is filtered to sound like it's coming out of shitty speakers
Eli King
>people saying random words
Luke Miller
>distorted bassdrums
James Edwards
>studio banter kicks off the album
William Mitchell
>double-tracked vocals where one track is slightly behind the other
Aiden Sullivan
>song has a "coming into focus" type gimmick where it starts off all distorted and quiet until it becomes clear and loud
Benjamin Martinez
>vocalist recites text from a famous work of literature
>voice samples that make sense in context, interacting with the music itself
>thematic continuity between songs in different albums
Charles Richardson
>skits with quotes from taxi driver / scarface / godfather etc.
Jack Russell
>says the name of the album dramatically in the lyrics
Isaac King
> 4/4
Matthew Martinez
>unexpected stevie wonder harmonica solo
Nathaniel Lopez
>Instruments are cut out in the last pre-chorus
Cooper Fisher
>hides the album title by singing it really drawn out
Liam Collins
>album starts with some new-agey shit about working together and a common spiritual road to walk
Caleb Richardson
>Song starts with the reversed sound of a guitar
Nicholas Diaz
> kick bombs (as in a massive amount of long reverb on a single bassdrum)
Joshua Nguyen
>samples of dialogue from old movies
Chase Morgan
>spoken word for about half a minute before the singing starts
>bandmates yelling stupid shit over the intro (the less audible, the better)
>song transforms into a wall of sound jam while the lead singer screams the same line over and over
>song has no solo
Ayden Cox
>Album has "Shoutout to those who listen to our music" track
Jace Flores
>Song features the vocals of a member who has not sung before, not matter if they sing well or not.
Isaiah Torres
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My favorite version of the song.
Justin Harris
pink floyd ?
Matthew Wood
>usual rock band experiments with disco and dance, usually to poor results
>studio banter at the end or start of tracks, bonus points if it's in the middle
>one of the bandmates says "Turn up the bass" or something and then the bassline kicks in
>saxophone solos
>Phil Collins like drum fills (a la In The Air Tonight)
>a dumb filler track on the record which lasts but a few feeble seconds but gets a good chuckle out of you
>Paul mcCartney chewing celery on a Beach Boys track
Kevin Young
> melody or bassline is only two alternating notes that are the next semitone of each other for dark atmosphere
Julian Moore
>Artist goes out of their comfort zone and releases an experimental/non-conventional album in their late career
>It becomes hated by the fanbase
Austin Fisher
>song starts with wind / walking through snow
Justin Johnson
> DX7
Nolan Morgan
>Entire album is wind
Nathan Mitchell
>Singer sings a very cheery/positive song
>There's no dark undertone, it's all about positivity
Levi Fisher
>song features the phrase "lacerated sky"
Gavin Bailey
chad
Levi Sullivan
Shes fucking creepy mate
Matthew Rivera
Girls doing sexy catchy sounds? You gonna love this:
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One of my fav bands senpai desu
Evan Moore
>Album ends very abruptly (think Yanqui UXO)
Leo Martinez
My man
Evan Rogers
>techno LP
>ambient intro
Kayden Ward
>album closer is foreshadowed musically in small pieces of earlier tracks
>ending of the song is a stripped-down version of the main melody
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James Thompson
>sudden transition between tracks a la up my sleeves -> billy not really
mmf
Aaron Perry
>Loud, aggressive drum sound on a poppy record
Jonathan Miller
>song has a vocoder in it
Joshua Brooks
Jose Murphy
>loud song
>breaks into a quiet acoustic version of the chorus near the end
Luke Smith
>short ambient-ish intro that builds into the first real song on the album
Brody Bailey
thanks mate, i enjoyed that!
Cameron Baker
>Song has a part where it sounds like the singer is humming the tune to himself
Caleb Jackson
>guitar soaked in reverb
Alexander Carter
>band members headphones are only coming out of one side
Joshua King
ive heard gybe using this a couple of times, its actually nice, very subtle
Levi Hall
>pianist slides all the way down from the highest note to the lowest just before the chorus kicks in
Noah Price
distorted bass drums make me CUM
Grayson Mitchell
oof
Tyler Mitchell
>think Float On has some dark undertone that i'm not getting so i look it up
>Isaac confirms that it's just a happy optimistic song that means just what it says
Luke Perez
yeah, same here...may take a few hours tho ;)
Aaron Flores
>guy introducing the singer
Connor Peterson
>singer is gay with his dad
Samuel Anderson
IT'S UP TO ME NOW
TURN OUT THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
Jayden Gutierrez
>last song on the album is the best song
Jonathan Bell
HAHA WHAT
Nathaniel Fisher
>mfw Lotus Eater
Eli Campbell
>last song on the album is the title track
Bonus points if it's also the last lyric
William Parker
drummer is in lesbians with bassist
Joshua Howard
Jackson Wright
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Jose Hughes
>Former band member goes solo and unexpectedly has a better discography than the band they're from
Justin Green
>glitch song and bongos start playing
Austin Brooks
William Thomas
>Paul mcCartney chewing celery on a Beach Boys track
is that real
David Adams
Vega-Tables is the track
Benjamin White
thanks user
Brandon Foster
>song's audio alternates between left and right channels
James Sullivan
IM GONNA BE PERFECT FROM NOW ON
Jayden Carter
>builds an entire narrative and character structure with in-context quotes and dialogue from old shows
MM FOOD is so fucking good
Christian Harris
>album starts with just drums and slowly fills in with the bass, guitars, and vocals
Brody Jackson
>Sample of an old man rambling about something.
Hudson Edwards
>song falls within western musical tradition
Justin Rodriguez
>Bass/Drums/Everything but the melody drops out
Dominic Clark
the end solo on Hummer....
Oliver Rivera
>denim jeans
Camden Edwards
Thick as a Brick must make you shit yourself
Jordan Watson
THE RINGING OF THE DIVISION BELL HAD BEGUN
Julian Green
>feedback at the end
Lucas Cook
not that bothered really
Oliver Evans
>that picture
Why do I get so udfydxdhxsffzfXafdt over it?
I love hate.
And also:
>Syrup mixes in pancakes and singer records it
Levi Thompson
Little movie samples in midwest emo music is pretty comfy stuff. Like the Superbad sample at the start of this one Boy Problems EP gets me every time.
Julian Ramirez
>high pitched voices
Luis Baker
>song has guitar solo, or any fucking solo for that matter
>song has bridge
>song has more than 2 chords
Michael Stewart
>song has a drum solo
Easily the worst part of Zepplin II.
Hudson James
CLOSE TO THE EDGE DOWN BY THE RIVER
Jace Walker
>triplets in a drum fill
Ethan Howard
>can hear band talking among themselves either before or after the track
>can tell its live off the floor
>band mates are in fact friends in real life
Cameron Murphy
THIS CITY OF NIGHT IS TRULY
THE PROTOMEN©™ ACT 2
THE FATHER OF DEATH
Brody Ortiz
>top 40 hit samples dialogue in black ops 2 campaign