C/NC: When the vocalist tells you what's about to happen, musically

jfv

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21 by jfv

Nate Dort wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 12:02 pm The "referring to your own band name in the lyrics" thing is something separate than what I was originally thinking about, and is definitely more jam-packed with waffles. Somebody should start a separate thread about that. as it is worthy of discussion and compiling a list.

Assuming it's possible that no one starts a separate thread for this, going to mention something obvious: BLUES EXPLOSION

jason (he/him/his) from volo (illinois)

Teacher's Pet

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22 by Teacher's Pet

Garth wrote: For James Brown and others, I always took it as cues for the band and acting as a conductor.

Not crap.

This was the first thing I thought of, almost a genre unto itself.
You can even base your whole song around this concept:

Also these two, which I always considered related to "Stew" >>

@ 1:24

@1:02

strontiumtom

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23 by strontiumtom

Second verse! Same as the first!

Lu Zwei

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24 by Lu Zwei

tallchris wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 10:56 am Great (ironic-ish) "GUITAR" exclamation on this one:

I always loved that one and whenever I'm listening to it I say it out loud!

Nothing major here. Just a regular EU cock. I pull it out and there is beans all over my penis. Bean shells all over my penis...

Lu Zwei

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25 by Lu Zwei

Shellac - Spoke*

*esp on that The End Of Radio edition

And ofcs this live version that is just superb!

Nothing major here. Just a regular EU cock. I pull it out and there is beans all over my penis. Bean shells all over my penis...

caga tio

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26 by caga tio

I like Robie Fulks calling himself out for a solo in this performance. He really tears it up before handing it back to himself.

LBx

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27 by LBx

B A S S !

Always cracks me up...

iembalm

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28 by iembalm

yard barf wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 10:34 am "Rub it on me! Rub it on me, Duane!"
Not crap!

First one I thought of, too.

I also like Beck's "That was a good drum break" in Two Turntables and a Microphone, and The Who chanting, "Cello, cello, cello, cello, cello, cello, cello!" in A Quick One. Neither are exactly this, but not far off.

"And the light, it burns your skin...in a language you don't understand."

numberthirty

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29 by numberthirty

Set aside that this could be the perfect song.

That "Hey, Slahser..."

Never not priceless.

numberthirty

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30 by numberthirty

Breathing down it's neck...

Rich Richards sings up until the bridge. Once the bridge leads into the solo? Dan Baird sings...

Oh, let it fall down and shine it's sweet light on me/As Richard Tells A Story/Ever Word He Says Will Set Me Free

Then, Rick Richards takes a picture perfect solo.

Just about the best lead in anyone ever wound up getting.

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