musical fetish

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r&b soul singing in metal songs

>>51730692
>r&b soul singing in metal songs

Interesting.
In a subgenre in particular?

not really a fetish but i completely adore some musician's singing voices
like Meredith Monk
i remember 2 years ago when i thought "what the fuck is this insect screaming shit"
lol

>>51730792
other based singing voices include but are not limited to:
moe kamura
keiji haino
djong yun
zhou xuan

>>51730692
any example?

Maj7b5 Chord
Bass Clarinet

>>51731237
more like BASED clarinet
http://vimeo.com/105420482

Classical instruments in rock music, drum solos, cryptic lyrics and distorted basslines.

>>51731287
so nmh?

>>51731347
I don't find NMH to really be rock. They have elements of it, but I'd say they're much more folk than rock.

>>51730767
>>51731182
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqi7tFv84z4

>>51731237
oh god, I love the bass clarinet
>Dat range

>>51731358
folk music
>noun
music that originates in traditional popular culture or that is written in such a style. Folk music is typically of unknown authorship and is transmitted orally from generation to generation.

>>51731463
stop being so pedantic. he obviously means contemporary folk

>>51730668
There's a lot of sax impro in early prog rock I reckon. Also reccing Clément Bello on bandcamp for eclectic stuff that contains sax

>>51731481
contemporary folk is basically just acoustic rock tho

>>51730668
Check out Fleet Foxes' The Shrine/An Argument live. There is a bitchin', totally free bass clarinet solo in the middle and I love it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m335VRIaqTc

>>51730668
riffs riffs riffssss
also a mix of female and male vocals within a song, there's something really magical about it.

the shine on brass instruments is incredibly erotic
the hole on a trumpet is inviting and it makes me want to come inside

>screaming
>like not even lyrics, just screaming

>also, songs where bass guitar is the central element in the song (like Bloodhail)

>>51731802
>also, songs where bass guitar is the central element in the song

This, but fr me I like it more in songs like Lucretia My Reflection

>>51731786
>also a mix of female and male vocals within a song, there's something really magical about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wenNqTd5hU

>>51731873
oh wow, 3 minutes in and i've already fallen in love with this song. thank you anon.

>>51731936
You're welcome.

>>51731786
are you the guy I recc'd Rodan to a while ago in a thread like this?
did you like them?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Gbb9rHfjo&list=PL2HRB8ThEIRJ32n63NJ8n_Uq0Tr1QN5LR&index=9

>>51732022
no im not, sorry to say :(
i'll check out that song though!

distorted bass
really sweet vocal harmonies

>>51731786
>riffs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcpUO8K_rek
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4duZjxusGM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPglvthU3jA

basically, if you can stand them, Power metal and Thrash Metal
check out Yngwie Malmsteen, don't start form his first two albums though

>>51732022
okay so i'm giving it a listen, mixed feelings about the vocals. i like them in the softer parts of the song but they seem to weaken when the instrumental gets more intense. still, not bad. i'll make sure to listen through the whole album later on.

>>51732059
Angelic Process is your band...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9ZiU7ahZso

Whenever great singers really strain their voices. Something to do with feeling the huge effort involved and that they can't quite reach the note without their voice cracking a little. Not quite the same as just having a naturally raspy voice, but I do like that too.
@5:40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0gc13WpR-w
@2:22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw2MjRcVO4g
and this entire performance. Piss off with that sneer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paSpxL5xwr0

>>51732097
yeah, the album does suffer from the instruments being too loud, I noticed that on my walk to work today listening to the albums, still, if you like music like slint (I think Post-hardcore is the genre) then you should check them out, they only have about 2 releases.

If I'm not mistaken one of the vocalists died recently

>>51732089
i'm more fond of doom metal, psychedelic and stoner rock but certain power and thrash metal tracks appeal to me. thanks for the reccs i'll check em out

>>51732121
will do man. and that's a shame :(

>>51732138
>psychadelic
Sun Angle...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utA1CZkE-nA
link is on the archive

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>>51730668
saxophone solos in rock songs.
>pic so unbelievably related RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR_0nbEzVdY
>3:55-6:06

it still gives me goosebumps every time i hear it.

Banjos. Such a lovely instrument and yet criminally underused outside of bluegrass.

>>51732168
Old Crow Medicine Chow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gX1EP6mG-E

>>51732168
yeah.
Ukuleles too.

>>51732117
check out juliet simms or her band automatic loveletter, her whole voice is essentially what you're describing. I don't like the music she produces much but her voice is unique.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtTDs-0DYoQ

>>51732161
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcCiUtM5aQg

>>51732117
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlXTv5Ondgs&list=PLWYjyXAFC56dlQkU62d2zmF4BgkLpfEVx&index=3

>>51732156
i dig this, nice video too, it's like AM on pcp

Experimental Rock, Post-Minimalist, Noise Rock, and No-Wave, influenced by Free Jazz and Post-Rock

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Indian/raga influence
Banjo
motorik drumbeat
Hammond organ or just organs in general
cute patter melodies
heavy psychedelic riffing
pitch shifted vocals (think Ween)
southern/blues guitar
non standard percussion
funny lyrics

>>51732289
Is there a band that has all of this?

>>51732295
maybe acid mother's temple?
haven't heard much by them but you could probably find most of those things on some release by them

>Indian/raga influence
Babia - Oriente/Occidente
>Banjo
Mike Keneally - The Universe Will Provide
>heavy psychedelic riffing
Clear Light

>>51732310
Mr. Blue is such an amazing song

>>51732295
>>51732305
I was thinking the same but their discography is so huge and I haven't heard anything by them I even liked that much surprisingly.

>>51732277
>Experimental Rock, Post-Minimalist, Noise Rock, and No-Wave, influenced by [...] Post-Rock
so Liturgy?

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>>51731802


guys, please help me out

>>51731802
>>screaming
>>like not even lyrics, just screaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS5ZkPXkto0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS5ZkPXkto0

>>51731802
>>51732371
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS5ZkPXkto0

Trap influenced beats.

>>51732383
>>51732392
great minds think alike

>>51732089

>Queensryche

I love you anon

rappers switching up their vocal style (danny brown doing the low pitched voice, kendricks nasally thing)

>>51732289
My new album has all of that except banjo and southern guitar but it does have plenty of extra goodies like sound collage, medieval tunes and saw

>>51730668
my favorite thing in a song ever:

http://youtu.be/z_H1HIpT-2w?t=1m30s

(wait for it...)

>>51732421
link

>>51731802
>>also, songs where bass guitar is the central element in the song (like Bloodhail)

Om ( no shit )
Primus
Sleepytime gorilla museum

>>51732428
It's half way done my friend, but the song with the sitar just needs vocals and then I can post it

Organs
Choir Synths
Tribal or Ritual Elements

>>51732444
Does accordion count? (I know it's an organ, just wondering if it fulfills your fettish - I have one)

>>51732422
start at 1:30

>>51730668
Neukoln

>>51732383
>>51732392
did kek

>>51732431
thanks man

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Rhodes piano

>>51732431
Om are so good live

>Brass in dubstep songs

>Chanting

>Breathing, gasping as percussive elements

>Sitars

>>51732457
i've never heard it done well, but I'm open to any recs

Symphonic Metal with a large emphasis on the symphonic part

Wrapping myself in old guitar strings and crying myself to sleep.

>>51732559
nightwish, they're pretty fucking terrible though
>emperor (duh)

>>51732588
try inserting them into your eurethra... the arabian method...

>>51732361
I was thinking about Zs, but that makes sense.

>>51732497
>Brass in dubstep songs
C2C

>>51732630
thanks for the suggestion but I was thinking something more like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IInS1orjRJU

>>51732655
>Zs
that makes even more sense
Swans would also fit, I guess

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i want to be lauren's little baby tampon boy. i want to turn into a little crying baby and then suck on her breasts. her magic breast milk would turn me into a little baby tampon boy. she would stick me into her hoo-hoo and i would wait with anticipation spouting little baby goo-goo ga-gas waiting for her to bleed all over me. i want to feel her lauren mayberry blood inside my little goo-goo ga-ga baby tampon body. i want to absorb her hoo-hoo juices inside my little baby tampon boy body and goo-goo ga-ga like a little rolly-polly baby boy. it would be orgasmic to know i am one with her hoo-hoo lauren mayberry blood and i would giggle and goo-goo ga-ga and yelp with little baby boy excitement as i roll around in her lauren mayberry hoo-hoo and revel in her red juices, slurping them into my soft little baby tampon boy goo-goo ga-ga body. then i want her to pull me out and squeeze and wring my little baby tampon boy body so that her lauren mayberry hoo-hoo blood and juices spill all over her lauren mayberry face. it would hurt and i would scream in pained goo-goo ga-gas as pain envelops my little baby tampon boy body until i reach full climax and turn back into grown human man.

>>51732747
still funny

groovy guitar riffs with... well defined percussion?
fuck I don't know how to call this
but it's like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7-tEZUvdUw