ITT: Musical fetishes
>drumsticks clank together
Two vocalists singing different things at the same time.
>chorus gets repeated with a different meaning later on in the song
>>61900901
Here's a full album just for you, OP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TXWp6IvHps
>>61900901
lamest music fetish
Plunderphonics artist exclusively samples from one very specific subject
>triplets on the ride cymbals set apart from the other instrumentals
>>61901007
can you give examples? that sounds tight
When songs have an almost lullaby like quality and then for the last portion of the song, they explode in sound.
>>61901035
It starts in the breakdown at 3:29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJNkdMB2NZ8
>>61900918
>listens to ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space once
>>61900918
Check out the band Everyone Asked About You, they did this a decent bit in their LP and their EP.
>percussion in the background
>>61901000
Peter Sotos?
>Song on album flows perfectly to the next
>Abbey Road Medley
>Happiest Days Of Our Lives -> Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2
>Unrelated and off tempo and out of key vocals beings sung at the same time
>>61901035
im new to plunderphonics but i think this song applies to what you're talking about?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAwR6w2TgxY
really all of pogo's work
![Yes-close[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YGXPrHK.jpg "Yes-close[1].jpg")
The album is comprised of a short number of long tracks.
>solo comes in
>they use a digitech whammy or octave fuzz
Crescendos
>>61900901
Cavernous and distant sounding vocals. Pretty much all of Women's discography for example.
>when you can hear the cymbal grabs
>>61901108
those arent triplets you deaf mong
>song ends abruptly during the loudest part of the song
>music stops
>vocals keep going
>>61901047
Soma by Smashing Pumpkins HNNNNNNNGG
beat breaks
>nananana
>>61900901
>when the sticks hit together right before the start of a fill
>>61902072
what is this mango
>Two or more different guitar arpeggios played at the same time
two or more saxophones playing at the same time in different octives
>>61901047
Dusty Weather by Stove. Not exactly a lullaby but the explosion is def there. Same with Good Morning Captain -Slint, I'll See You Barlow, and Aubade (Morning Love Song) - TBLA. I guess these could be called periodic songs tbf.
>>61902114
looks like Gunsmith Cats
>Well executed high-pitched male vocal part
>>61900918
Best parts of OK Computer, although its just Thom singing both parts on the album.
Guitar squealies
>>61901007
Hell yes, my friend!
>>61902272
Pinch harmonics are everywhere in prog and death metal. Also listen to Gorguts - Obscura, it's a pinchfest.
>>61901047
The only moment we were alone - Explosions in the sky
Drums with double bass
>>61902364
>reccing people shitty crescendocore
Commit suicide
>>61900901
Modal Jazz
>>61901636
People on /mu/ don't know the difference between 16th notes and triplets
music goes from clear to fuzzy and fuzzier til it's noise
>>61901047
>>61901920
>>61901955
>when a song combines all of these
>>61901000
checked
>>61901570
I love this but I want to kill myself when shitty torrents break the tracks up by a split second so the transition is useless
>samples himself sharting
>stretches samples times 100000
>ethereal drone, auditory recreation of entering the kingdom of god
>everything has a panning, phaser type sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ylunl72PyE
Implied metric modulation like in this Bad Plus song
https://youtu.be/iNI-2i6t7Zs?t=1m14s
Arpeggios - they're so simple, yet so entrancing
>>61900918
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B0ztHiREUs
As a trombonist any complicated brass parts make me feel warm and fuzzy. It's shame they hardly use the things anymore. I want popular music to be jazz again.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1SIwnWSpKw
>bongos
>water samples
>Bass, percussion or both fall out to let the melody play alone
>>61900918
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NTmgFNSLtA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_LOiiWjpug
What other songs have drumming similar to this? It tickles me in just the right way.
>Sleigh bells
Songs with sleigh bells are always good.
>guitar solo plays with the bass keeping the original melody of the song and is still audible in the mix
>>61903966
Beginning of Sing Swan Song always puts me in a calm, happy mood
>>61903872
lol
Wah + Fuzz + blues solos
the 808 cowbell sound.
example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIUzq7X020A
also >>61904174
>>61901859
>>61903581
wow thanks for this
I like it when I hear singers responding to each other - like in 1:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae6gQmhaMn4
>funky bass - like Paul Simonon style
>a good harmony
>guys: baritone singers
>girls: soprano using head voice (none of that raspy chest voice shit, ugh)
>using items in a musical way
>"amen break" in a non-drum n bass song
>>61902272
>squealies
as a guitarist this is the cutest thing ever
>>61901967
>>61902203
>>61902364
When I made that comment I was thinking of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO-eAldJmA8
>>61900901
>crazy jazz drum solos
>jazz drumming in general
>>61902480
>People on /mu/ don't know the difference between 16th notes and triplets
Apparently so. It's embarrassing.
>And these people call themselves music fans
>>61901000
Listen to Aube
>>61904535
no I don't
>Entire band/group of people start screaming the chorus
>lead single/title track sums up or describes the whole album
>song begins with a sample from an old movie
Listening to a new album, nodding off after the last song and being woke up by the hidden track.
That's not triplets. It's just swing.
>>61904764
>last track sums up the whole album
FTFY
>Pic related
>>61900901
>bass matches guitar octave for riff then undercuts the lower octave on the next one
>Callback to first song's hook at middle/end of album, this time more frantic/emotional/heavy/what have you
>literally any 4 against 3 groove
>drum groove changes, rest remains the same
>>61900901
>instantaneous tempo change with no warning
>thrash pattern gets halved in speed to a big stupid breakdown riff
>>61901047
Hannah Hunt?
-Breaks of any kind
-fading out then fading in again
-drum solos
-short screaming then back to singing
-well executed sampling
-offbeat everything
>>61900918
This, especially if it's two parts that had been independent earlier in the song.
It's like half the reason I like Sleater-Kinney.
>>61901570
I feel you so hard on Happiest Days -> Pt 2. Incredible, intense buildup
>>61901047
Twilight At Carbon Lake
>irregular time signatures
>beautiful falsetto
>modern classical influence
>creative use of sampling
>abrupt changes
The Be My Baby drum beat
![1403780109497[2].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/lmGZEHh.jpg "1403780109497[2].jpg")
>squiggly guitars
>>61900918
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wenNqTd5hU
>>61902163
hey i have made an intro with that
>>61900918
Listen to The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die lad
>>61902346
>pinchfest
why does this make me laugh
>singers voice cracks
>>61901047
Something like this maybe?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWkpplQ7G6M
>>61904653
>tfw i get up i get down
>Outro that just revisits themes already laid out it the album or track
No 13. Baby and I Want You (She's So Heavy) are perfect examples, as is Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 2 and the Brain Damage/Eclipse ending sequence in Dark Side of the Moon
>>61908549
And while I'm at it When the Levee Breaks. Such a beautiful ending to a great album. Zoso was goat.
>feedback
>the huge ending segment of the final track on the album lasts a really long time every now and then adding in something a little bit more and has a proper ending when it finally does finish instead of just fading
>>61902244
My favorite vocal part is like this. Geddy Lee does it in Rush's "Cygnus X-1, Book II," in the fourth part.
>>61908481
wow this is great, thanks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El4wAdz0zGw
This is pure sex for me
>digital voice 'break'
>sudden change of style right after
>her screaming
>in the end build up then BAM basic tune again
>>61900901
Voice Chops
>>61901047
I Monster - The Back seat of my Car
Dry Kick Drum sound
>>61900901
The Dodos' first two albums OP
>that flam in bohemian rhapsody that ends the opera part and begins the rock part.
probably my favorite sound in all of music.
>Any kind of switchup in early blast-beat-on-blast-beat-grindcore
>>61908637
You're welcome
>>61903418
noice
>>61900901
When the song has a Quite almost intermission like part in the middle then returns to its full heavy sound
>>61901047
GILES COREY - NO ONE IS EVER GOING TO WANT ME
>>61900918
that texture is called called polyphony btw
>>61909537
Polyphonics are cool senpai. im guessing you learned that in your music class in college.
>that clunky snappy bass sound
>>61904174
Agreed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMJJP2Oth_0&list=PL9E2D37C89EC20A54&index=8
>the vocalist uses effects
>80s moog synths
>stereo chorus on guitar
>arpeggios
>lyrics about old movies
>metal guitarists with actually innovative and unique tones
>bass solos
>bells
>unexpectedly hilarious songs by otherwise "zomg so serious" bands
>the guitarist switches pickups abruptly while repeating a riff
>>61909553
DIIIAHG
>sped-up guitar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO24zHR6L_0
>reversed guitar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3sEMg0dvmw
>Pick scraping guitar
>gunshots as percussion
>>61900901
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJLEEjETOME
>and subtly melting away
>two vocalists, one male one female
>non hip-hop group/band with turntables
>avant garde synths
>wet bass & guitar licks
>grindcore with cleans
>noise segments in songs/albums that aren't in the noise genre
the guitar does the same notes as the vocals at the same time.
>>61900901
>Song has ended...
>nope, i was joking, it starts again!
>HYPE
>>61903966
>Spanish Sahara
>Those chords that follow
>>61901288
Singing in the song
>>61901859
>when the album has a long list of short tracks
>>61901955
Zai is my waifu
>>61904512
Agreed, only part that's good of jazz imo, sometimes piano but it's rare.
>saw wave
>>61902248
LET DOWN AND HANGING AROUND
>Singer harmonizes with his own voice in studio recording (ex: Panda Bear)
>song uses noise tastefully
>amp feedback is used as an instrument
>long repetitive tracks
>a constantly repeating theme or melody
>like The Disintegration Loops or Visiting Friends by Animal Collective
>>61910600
Talk Talk - After the flood
>>61910652
I don't know if you've heard PBVSGR or what you thought about it, but Come To Your Senses kind of fits that description.
>Hammond B-3 Organ
>Fender Rhodes or Wurlitzer electric piano
>fast staccato picking with reverb
When an album isn't bluntly a concept album, but weaves a lot of connecting threads between the songs.
>>61911313
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOj3kJKy-_U
>>61901931
Women are so raw god damn
>>61904304
done even better at the beginning of future days
>>61900936
Knola did that on the Black Beach EP. The first verse of the first song is repeated in the breakdown of the last song. It's so unexpected and badass.
![pharoah_0[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/TahbJE8.jpg "pharoah_0[1].jpg")
Overblowing, growling, overtones, screeching on saxophones and other reed instruments.
I only recently started listening to Colin Stetson and I've been kicking myself for not checking him out earlier.
>>61900918
this gets me rock hard
>>61903335
Scott walker?
![81zl3foc5+L._SL1200_[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/cZpUzRl.jpg "81zl3foc5+L._SL1200_[1].jpg")
>>61903966
Check out this comp, it's got that sort of thing between tracks
glockenspiel
>>61900918
this is a great example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqTW9CXq6lQ
>vocals really quiet but forceful
>>61911819
trans europe express
>>61901047
Silverfuck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBiuJ4Pc0po
cowbell
>>61909902
>>non hip-hop group/band with turntables
Check out jamiroquai live at montreux, '93 or something
>>61909537
>texture
> the bells on disarm
>percussive sounds with guitar/bass
http://youtu.be/ZhSVwcRcMIk
