>singer starts laughing maniacally
Tropes you love
Wyatt Carter
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Nathaniel Bell
>live medleys
Joshua Hughes
>Female singer laughs at the end of a track
>the laugh is qt as fuck
great example
youtu.be
Jace Gray
>Music cuts, vocal gets one word out, music blasts back in as verse continues
Joshua Lewis
>WOOOOOOOO
Elijah Cooper
I like this too, what are the best songs that do this?
Cameron Parker
>start of somg contains recording studio audio
Carson Moore
That sounds fun, got any favorite examples of that?
Kevin Parker
>whistling solo
Connor Walker
Example?
Wyatt Collins
I'm gonna point the mic at the audience and have them sing this verse
Benjamin Cruz
when the dancin queen dances and everyone watches, but she's only 17 although they dig it
Nathaniel Ward
>2 or more band members singing in unison
>Lead singer begins verse
>Other vocalist(s) blast in soon after
And not in music but in music videos or live shows
>Intense dancing
Ian Anderson
Shit always make me cringe desu.
Nolan Ramirez
Not him but:
youtu.be
Around 1:25
Joshua Reed
>singer moves away from mic to breathe in
Logan Rodriguez
Remember when guitar smashing was a thing?
Luke Edwards
lol that was never a thing
Julian Wood
Yes it most certainly was.
Jason Diaz
18+
Jonathan Reyes
This is how cringe and gimmicky guitar smashing got
youtu.be
Hunter Morris
>Garth Brooks
Joshua Cruz
respect the classics
Nolan Stewart
cmon now
Xavier Anderson
>ascending/descending diminished 7th arpeggios
Alexander Thomas
Like this?
Nathan Jenkins
Nonagon's woos are so great
Evan Butler
>vocalist barks
Daniel Morgan
>song starts off with incoherent yelling
Jace Wilson
>bassist provides comic relief between songs
Cameron Rivera
Bassist plays the bassline of Ice Ice Baby or Rick James Superfreak between songs as a hilarious gag
Jaxson Parker
>singer
Jaxon Clark
>*GLASS BREAKS*
Elijah Robinson
>Singer says "stop"
>Music pauses for a beat until the vocals come back in
Luis Williams
I GOT AN AWESOME SOUND
GOIN DOWN
Blake Turner
WITH YOUR FEET ON THE AIR AND YOUR HEAD ON THE GROUND
David James
John Ross
>feedback
AW yeah, shit's about to go down.
Mason Wood
THE WORLD IS LOADED
IT'S LIT TO POP AND NOBODY IS GONNA
STOP
Charles Sullivan
>singer starts singing about being eaten alive by the perfect lover
Matthew Nelson
Nine Inch Nails? Sounds like Trent.
Jason Richardson
Gavin Morgan
not that far off
youtube.com
Logan King
>drummer freak out at the end of the song
Jonathan Walker
"Apostate" defines this trope for me.
Christopher Brown
>singer announces the guitar solo
Jackson Turner
>"This is our best album since [insert their last good one]
>We really got back to our roots on this one.
Jace Morris
If it's not a "getting back to our roots" album it's a "concept" album
Zachary Scott
>genre switching throughout an album and/or song
Noah Cook
"Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to present Mr. Muhammed Ali!"
"Everybody stop talking now, I tell ya....I told you, all of my critics, I told you all that I was the greatest of all time...
Now just listen...I told you today, I'm still the greatest of all time...never again defeat me...never again say that I'm going to be defeated...never again bet and make me an underdog, until I'm about 50 years old. Then you might get me. But I didn't dance, I didn't dance for a reason. I wanted to make him lose all his power, I kept tellin' he had no punch, he couldn't hit, he swang like a sissy, he's missin', let me see you box, I hadn't start dancin' yet! You can't say my legs are gone, you can't say I was tired, because what happened? I didn't dance from the second round on. I stayed on the ropes. When I stay on the ropes, you think I'm doin' bad. But I want all boxers to put this in the page of boxing: staying on ropes is a beautiful thing with a heavyweight when you make him shoot his best shot, and you know he's not hittin' ya. I would've gave George Foreman two rounds of steady punchin', because after that he was mine."
Jacob Hill
YES IM LEEEAAAVING
Ayden Long
Death grips government plates opener
Carter Kelly
Not gonna throw a time in just listen. Album is Rua. Would suggest
Josiah Kelly
>Vocal Meody and Guitar Melody Synchronise
>Suprise female vocals on emotional high point of song
>Second verse being very different from the first, or more aggressive
Nathan Barnes
Why is it always "Hello, Cleveland!"
No matter what city, "Hello, Cleveland!"
Jonathan Smith
>wall of noise with the bassist just doing some funky ass shit in the background
Kevin Reyes
>singer starts out with a quiet trembling voice
>song ends with them screaming like a banshee
Grayson Wood
example please this sounds like the shit
Justin Gonzalez
>spoken word
>famous speech sample
Levi Green
Jose Howard
>Maj7 chords, particularly the root/I
>I-V-vi-IV, or its more dramatic cousin, vi-IV-I-V (aka the four chords from "the four chord song")
>when everything else is doing long/slow notes and the drums are doing the opposite, quick/fast
>guitar harmonies, particularly in major keys, without vocals
>slow bossa nova/jazz songs/pieces
Gavin Young
yes boi
Nathaniel Jenkins
What's your take on the age old canon, or imitative counterpoint? What about homonophy and heterophony. Also I cant get enough sequential patterns when done correctly or circle of fifth leading to modulation
Chase Scott
>song ends on multiple vocal motifs from the album that resolve together
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examples?
Jeremiah Robinson
the who and nirvana come to mind immediately
Christopher Kelly
TEMPLE SPRAY
Elijah Young
song has two part, high and low note on vocals, and the transition is smooth in the middle of the song
youtube.com
around 2 minute mark
anything similar?
Owen Martinez
>wind instuments solo
Juan White
I love 1234's! Especially hi-hat 1234s
A good 2/3 second long ridiculous sample from a movie or whatever then immediately exploding into blastbeats and grindcore freakout
Jeremiah Fisher
>Build up
>Crescendos
>Songs that reference their other works
Call me a pleb, but this is some good shit right here
Bentley Murphy
vore-core
Carter Nguyen
>singer starts laughing maniacally
>Singer starts laughing painfully, song is breaking down
>Guitars are all over the place, drummer is going nuts
>Insane laughter builds into an intense roar
>Finally an explosion of noise as all instruments and vocals harmonize once more