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publicmore ASMR goodness
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publicthe lead guitar line here is so beautiful. the attack softened into nothingness with a volume swell, the bend (or maybe it's played with a slide?) sounds like something Derek Trucks would play, especially with the vibrato. simply incredible
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publicsuper glitchy textures on this! like the reverse random delay you can find on a chroma console multifx pedal
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publicincredibly beautiful, feels like an entire field of guitars blossoming in and out of existence around you. very atmospheric, but with a jazz/rnb twist
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publicgreat atmospheric listening for a cloudy day. makes dreary weather feel cool instead of depressing
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i feel like this kind of guitar tone (4th position strat) sounds “sour” to me. maybe i’m developing actual synesthesia
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publicADHD inner monologue be like:
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publichow it feels to be a sensitive young man forced to sit through class
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publicplatonic ideal of what a super compressed rhythm guitar tone on a funk track should sound like
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publicplatonic ideal of what a super compressed lead guitar tone on a funk track should sound like
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publictype shit i'd blast getting off my shift as a japanese salaryman
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publicbass on the chorus goes so incredibly fucking hard. makes you want to dance
love the lyrics too, about begging your taxi driver to drive faster so you can see your lover. peak citypop
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publicincredibly funky bassline for an incredibly horny song
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publici don't know why but i love listening to this song when i clock out of work. i've been doing it every day for like a week now
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publicthen the lead guitar comes in at 1:00 with this incredibly catchy riff that repeats and repeats and repeats, with this incredibly hot humbucker OD tone
reminds me of the intro to 
One Hot Love - 2018 Remaster - similar motif of a lead guitar over an incredibly danceable beat
One Hot Love - 2018 Remaster - similar motif of a lead guitar over an incredibly danceable beat...
publici fucking love this song so much
at 0:30 when the organ comes in it sounds orgasmically good, makes me want to drop to my knees. it makes me feel like that GIF of jon hamm dancing at the club
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publicunreal guitar solo here
drum hits at the start of every measure makes it feel like four distinct phrases
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publicthe call and response here between guitar/bass and drums goes so hard
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publici love the subject matter of this song. it's about a guy who shuns everyone because he is completely obsessed with fishing
common pattern for primus songs seems to be inventing a character of some sort and then writing a song about them - see 
Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
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publicincredible bass fills on this song, love it when the bass plays in unison with the horns and guitar
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"the sun machine is coming down, we're going to have a party"
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publicbeautifully layered acoustic guitars here, with lots of guitar harmonics to top things off
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publicwhen i think of the blues, i don’t think of peace. i think of hunger and passion. it’s incredible that tomo is able to create such a peaceful feeling using the blues vocabulary
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publicbass so rumbly and deep you feel it in your soul
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publici love the bass tone on this, so rumbly
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publiclove the instrumental freakout here
between this and the other song off this album that sounds like a tool song (
Eternal Life), seems like jeff buckley takes a surprisingly large amount of inspiration from prog rock
Eternal Life), seems like jeff buckley takes a surprisingly large amount of inspiration from prog rock...
publici love the pad synths that kick in here, they sound so spacious
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they're even in the same key. both songs are also fast rock songs
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publicthis bass solo could easily just be a regular bass line. some of the best bass solos are like this. they're defined less by the bass playing differently and more by how the rest of the band takes a back seat
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publicthere's a secret followup song after a prolonged silence - the acoustic shredding intro here is what inspired me to really start to practice my open guitar licks
the acoustic guitar he's playing sounds deliciously tinny, my friend has a busted up classical guitar strung with rusted steel strings that sounds a lot like it
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publicvery obviously philip sayce's take on 
Voodoo Chile, but fantastic nonetheless. the way this song (and the entire album) is mixed brings out the character of his stratocaster very well, you get a lot of those classic strat bell tones, especially in the faster strumming sections towards the end
Voodoo Chile, but fantastic nonetheless. the way this song (and the entire album) is mixed brings out the character of his stratocaster very well, you get a lot of those classic strat bell tones, especially in the faster strumming sections towards the end
the lyrics are also fairly obviously inspired by voodoo chile - same supernatural psychedelic type beat
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publicthe bass is mixed so well in this
when it lines up with the kick drum it feels like a gut punch
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publici love the palm muted rhythm guitar tone on this song, gives it such a grungy feel
incredibly catchy
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publicbeautiful rhythm guitar fill here, using just harmonics
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publicthe bottom up guitar strum here hits so hard, with his voice hitting falsetto at the same time. reprise of something similar at 1:07.
it is a running motif through the song. sounds angelic
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publicfantastic bass line on this song. really groovy for a country song
