ITT: we post our music fetishes
>when a sax comes in
ITT: we post our music fetishes
Christopher Green
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Eli Garcia
Orgasmic falsettos. Any recs? Listening to Lotus Flower by Radiohead sends me to a different plane of existence.
Eli Garcia
>Ritchie Blackmore
Ayden Sullivan
>repeating one line and building instrumentals
some examples for the unenlightened:
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Ayden Green
>intense phaser on master track
Colton Brooks
>rhodes or xylophone solo
HNNG
Charles Torres
I've got you, OP.
Jack Ross
How outside of the norm are you willing to go
Because there's a musical called Falsettos with a 2016 cast recording and it's incredible and there are a few Falsettos in the musical and you should check it out
Mason Cox
Here OP
William Walker
saxophones sound like vomit
Jack Baker
Samuel Hall
>weird chord comes out of nowhere
Aaron Peterson
>metal song crescendos after a relatively quiet moment
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Gabriel Gomez
Where is the saxophone?
Angel Hill
Random 45 second improvised jazz piano solo on top 40 radio
Elijah White
Here you go OP
James Adams
>singer's voice breaks during crescendo
Charles Nguyen
you're vomit
Sebastian Barnes
Too subtle imo. Best part of a sax is the low honk to accentuate rhythm.
Brandon Nguyen
...
Jaxon Cruz
damn that's pretty relaxing
Connor Murphy
this
Jayden Watson
Idk what the fetish would be but something about this song just makes me just feel so fucking good.
Parker King
Chorus is identical 3rd time around, but an octave higher!
I'm a cheap whore
Luis Sullivan
>album ends suddenly
Mason Walker
Jamiroquai does this with but with the verse consistently. Kay does change the melody as well but he almost never fails to add an octave higher verse.
Nicholas Ramirez
Distorted like dream sounding/echo-y vocals. That shit just fucking makes me feel so damn good.
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Nathan James
It's really the cheapest trick, it actually annoys me & pretty much signals an artist has run out of brain power.
David Phillips
*eargasmic
Orgasmic falsettos. That sounded wrong as fuck.
Noah Scott
Yeah, but he does change the melody itself as well. The dude is a fucking machine at poppy technical melodies.
Caleb Miller
>pounding industrial percussions
Jose Cook
This entire fucking song is my fetish
Juan Young
Same
Juan Reyes
>when his voice comes in
Jack Robinson
>great song section being repeated for a good few minutes, especially during either the intro or the outro
Jackson Cook
this
James King
>audible instruction from one of the musicians when a crescendo ends, immediately followed by a section that's even more intense
It was the last song on the album. Fucking godlike ending.
Gabriel Perry
Synth Echos
Xavier Moore
None
Kayden Torres
>lofi synths
Aiden Reyes
Really deep vocals (like when it's been digitally altered to sound deep)
I want it to speak into my brain and make me cum.
Nicholas Wright
the drum solo in 'The Air Tonight' by Phil Collins
Luis Bell
This
Grayson Sullivan
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Listen to the whole album too though.
Camden White
Deep man's voice
Gavin Taylor
Guitar riffs at the start of a song
Kayden Evans
Soaring string melodies
Jacob Ramirez
the more you know...
Joshua Moore
When a song stops suddenly for a few secs
Colton Rodriguez
Grayson Mitchell
>When a hip hop beat use samples from goldeneye.
Xavier Lewis
I AM A PATIENT BOY
Lincoln King
hammong organ arpeggio solos
Sebastian Johnson
Gabriel Jones
mick karn bass
Liam Edwards
>When the flute comes in
Robert Foster
When a note is being played somewhat continuously over a melody.
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The synth in Duran Duran's "Save A Prayer" over the bassline.
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The guitar coming in at 00:52 in Pixies' "Hey".
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The strings do it all over Beethoven's 7th symphony, 2nd movement.
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The synth at 2:24 in James Blake's "Retrograde" (can't find the studio version on mobile).
Christian Bailey
>untalented female vocals
It's cute and I love it
Aiden Edwards
stutter vocals
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Bentley Foster
>reversed drums or drums with a lot of delay
>beautiful glitch patterns, weird rhythmical sense but still, all of this with a piano or strings but real ones
Josiah Thompson
>clarinet over an acoustic guitar
Nicholas Harris
Liam Carter
faggot totally ripped that off of 2Pac.
Cooper Jackson
not particulary saxophones but my absolute favorite "when the horns come in" moment.
Carson Richardson
at around 01:30
Isaiah Perry
Check out woman of the world by Jim O'rourke
Hunter Ward
>any fucking snarky-puppy-tier synth solo
>crazy sax
Lucas Lopez
>when a sax comes in
Elijah Williams
British Wintertime - Frost*
Jaxon Campbell
14 min songs with one catchy riff in canon
Gavin Price
Trumpets
Ironically, I don't like much ska other than RBF
Mason Nelson
Daniel Sullivan
>Sick ass riff comes in at any point in the song
>Bonus points if distorted
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Ian Harris
A simple loop but every n measures it gets a new instrument/sound, till the song turns enormous
Swans - Helpless Child is an example
Samuel Bell
This drum fill:
Robert Phillips
>sample from a famous speech
>spoken word
Julian Jones
>in indie folk when a guitar is played to fast/recorded poorly so none of the chords have a chance to sound out and almost form a percussive element.
Bentley Rogers
When drums have an arhythmic freakout.
In Cuckoo Cuckoo by Animal Collective when Avey sings "cuckoo cuckoo"
Like 95% of the album People by People (Mary Halvorson and Kevin Shea)
Zach Hill does it sometimes
Greg Saunier does it sometimes.
Jaxson Mitchell
>song has a harpsichord
Sebastian Ortiz
>that part on the Slint EP during Rhoda where he yells "1 2 3"
Caleb Hughes
>song has a Lowrey organ
Elijah Wright
gimme some examples
i like the [spoiler]sound[/spoiler] of these
Lucas Powell
Mah nigga
John Thomas
A cappella
just a small section in a song that maybe you wouldn't expect it in.
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Samuel Taylor
straight up pasted the wrong page
Joshua Evans
dude you'll like the end of this song
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Landon Myers
>the sung part of an interlude is later revealed to be the refrain or the bridge of a song
Lincoln Sanders
>most dirty sax ever
Gavin Cook
these guys are great ty
Bentley Brown
>60's flute music
you know what I'm talking about
Liam Sanders
Violins.
Building instrumentals? Is that what this would be?
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Vocals filled with urgency or desperation always does it for me.
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Isaiah Howard
I guess it called galloping iirc(04:30 onwards)
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D-Beat drumming.
These little bass and drums parts before guitar kicks in. (02:59 onwards)
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Clearly audible and pounding bass on background.
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Elijah Bennett
I actually don’t could you post something? Genuinely curious
Jordan King
Jazz with non-guitar string or woodwind instruments
If anyone else shares this fetish check out Chico Hamilton and Hubert Laws
Elijah Diaz
Ever heard Pouncelciot by Venetian Snares?
Jonathan Anderson
>when the sax is the only good part of the song and the rest of the song is pretty generic (arguably trash)
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>when the sax is the best part but the song is a solid song and the sax elevates it to GOD TIER
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I like when the have two guitars going back and forth between channels like this
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Though the CD version is clearer than this version on YouTube :( but I think you can figure it out based on the way the guitars are playing like that bouncing off each other
Jeremiah Smith
Ever heard of Gavin Bryars? Check out Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet/Sinking the Titanic on Eno's Obscure label. Free download at ubuweb.com
Cooper Brown
Cameron Harris
Organs in general are the shit.
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Mason Jenkins
Jesus Blood is easily the best song ever made (and most effective in my opinion) mentioning Jesus' name. Very touching piece.