Music boners
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Post things that instantly make you get hard for a song
>off beat snares
>>60770987
falsetto
Perfectly prepared and resolved minor second suspensions.
Androgynous vocals
>>60771000
You must cum buckets each time you hear Bon Iver than.
rhodes piano chords + tremolo guitars
amen breaks
that korg m1 organ sound
That little thing where drummers open the hi hat, but then close it immediately after hitting it. Also, playing triplets on any instrument, but especially on drums on the ride cymbal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R12FMuOWzx4
>>60771088
AMEN
AMEN
BOOM BOOM
TAKE ME TO CHURCH
>two drummers
>>60771089
Stewart is the man
Long songs, very long songs. 20 minutes or longer makes me pretty hard.
>>60771115
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ0-oH90DOY
Guitar harmonics used with distortion. Makes me extra hard because of those beautiful screeching tones.
>>60771063
i mean girl only haha
distorted female vocals. not sure why
>>60771115
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWYrBEKIpYI
that high pitched snare or timbal they use in reggae
>>60771115
https://youtu.be/1Xr-54nzXCk?t=1m27s
>loud crashing drums open the album
>reverb-soaked solos in psychedelic noise rock
>when the band falls into a groove and sticks with it with little variation for several minutes (Les Ralliizes Denudes, Isaac Hayes)
>obscure horror movie samples
On the opposite end, songs with "Be My Baby" drums that are not "Be My Baby" are an instant boner kill.
>pop music where you can tell a shitton of effort was put into the arrangement
>electronic music that sounds like it belongs on a 16 bit video game
>fairlight CMI
>"bad" metal production
>funk/R&B elements in genres that aren't funk/R&B
>sampling in genres that aren't rap
>a good string section, especially cellos
>deadpan female vocals without any strain put onto them
>albums that are less than 40 minutes long and have 5-8 tracks
>non-aggressive funky "pimp" gangster rap
>amp feedback
>songs that eventually disintegrate into a giant mess
>>60771348
>>sampling in genres that aren't rap
how do u feel about footwork
Anything Machinae Supremacy puts out.
>16th note roll snare buildups on shoegaze songs
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VFAIGRJGn48
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsYbSPsTfLM
>rivets on a jazz ride
>stop time offset hits
>perfectly executed rimshots hnnnngggghhhhh
Wayne Shorter - Deluge
>uptempo bebop groove against a downtempo head (pls rec me more)
Ornette Coleman - Lonely Woman
organs bruv
>>60771348
>deadpan female vocals without any strain put onto them
ikr Star Power by Sonic Youth is a fucking 10/10 song
>tremolo picking that slowly increase in volume
>minor seconds (and resulting resolutions)
>a small hush when everything drops out except the vocals right before a huge crescendo in the song
>vocalist harmonizing with the string section
>guitars playing dissonant melodies which end on the same phrase or note
>Dorian
>Strings slowly come in half way through an indie/alt rock song.
>>60771115
you and me both
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE-6xoh1khg
I'm a sucker for songs that segue, especially when it's the entire album.
>Vmaj9 Imaj9 ∞
basically cocteau twins
also Whirr - Ease
>>60771953
Any album examples?
>>60771019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_apjRQ0lH8I
sort of related.
That one at 1:52 just melts my heart every time.
Fucking chimes man.
>>60770987
I concur with off beat snares(but not reggae) Medieval by Secret Chiefs 3 is a fascinating example
>>60772015
Lots of Kid A does this. Death Grips - Niggas on the Moon does for the entire album.
pretty much any time i hear gospel keys.
>>60771953
this whole album is basically just one song
>>60771115
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmdDkxV0208
>>60772015
Off the top of my head, a lot of Moody Blues albums do this. 'Days of Future Passed', 'In Search of the Lost Chord', 'On the Threshold of a Dream'. Pretty much their seven core albums.
Shpongle does it really well.
Jean Michel Jarre does it in a few of his albums. 'Oxygene', 'Equinoxe', 'Magnetic Fields'.
A portion of Kraftwerk's 'Trans Europa Express' and 'Radioactivity' do it.
There's an 'EarthBound' remix album called 'Oto No Ishi' that's really sweet.
Also, there's a complete score of 'Pokémon Red/Blue' on piano that mostly does it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNEIpa5fpYg
>>60772161
great album fa/\/\
>>60771953
I'm convinced the greatest segue is between Paperhouse and Mushroom on Tago Mago. Or maybe the between the first and second tracks The Glow pt. II
