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i had no idea there was such a blazer of a guitar solo on this song
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the tapping riff at 4:18 is one of the coolest progressive technical guitar parts i’ve ever heard
has this “perpetual motion” feel to it. gives me goosebumps every time
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i love the flute on this (comes in around 4:10) and the extended guitar intro as well.
i love the guitar chord at the intro 0:01
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i love songs about carrying on when times are difficult - see 
Some Nights, 
Young Man, 
Count Me Out
Some Nights, Young Man, Count Me Out ...
i really love this song
the theme (carrying on when times are hard) matches Some Nights, as does the I-IV-V harmony. the opening melody is the same too
Some Nights, as does the I-IV-V harmony. the opening melody is the same too
both songs also give me huge "millennial optimism" energy. like you just voted for obama
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production on the beginning of this track reminds me of 
Fade - the vocal samples, the delay on those vocal samples, but especially the driving bass synth. same tone, same rhythm, just different notes
Fade - the vocal samples, the delay on those vocal samples, but especially the driving bass synth. same tone, same rhythm, just different notes
i love the sound of the bass synth and riff so much on both tracks. could probably do a sick DJ mix of the two songs
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i love the slow intro and buildup and then the main riff is so good. it's so melody driven and the melody sounds so good played on slide guitar
feels so good when the long buildup ends and the slide guitar melody hits at 1:05
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such a cool beat switch at 2:11
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"if you take care of the music, the music will take care of you"
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eric clapton getting mogged by his piano player’s solo 5:48
i like eric clapton but imo its criminal to even mention him in the same sentence as jimi hendrix
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i didn’t like this album that much when it first came out but it’s really grown on me
don’t know enough about production to really say for sure but this album feels more synthey than her older stuff
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the buildup at 2:00 with all the synths and layered vocals before cutting out at 2:34 hits so good
great climax for the song
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song made entirely from claps. shocking how much you can do with just claps and reverb
so good
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loved watching this early version of the song: Thom Yorke solo - new song - Latitude 2009 - The Present Tense
it's so different from the final version, the rhythm is so different. i love the bossa nova guitar pattern on the final song, i wonder how they got there from this first version
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incredible guitar solo at 6:40 - fantastic buildup from simple phrases to shredding, never loses the groove
mark lettieri is such an incredible player
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0:41 i love the sound of the synth and the vocals in unison
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i love the sizzle on that double-hit on the hi hats
that TS TS sound
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this song is one giant crescendo and then decrescendo
it gradually gets louder and then it slowly gets quiet. beautiful
feels like taking a quick dip in a tidepool and seeing all the fish swimming around
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8:34 cool triad-ey guitar part
8:48 followed by another insane guitar run, with more staccato feel
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such an insane guitar run here, want to transcribe it. not sure i have the chops!
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6:48 i love how the rhythm guitar tastefully builds up slowly in intensity here
peaks later at 7:01
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playing the bass solo in unison with his own voice is so cool
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love this spacey section, and then the bass player talking before taking an incredible bass solo
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absolutely goated rhythm guitar part
feels very cory wong
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i am obsessed with this chord progression
will have to transcribe it sometime
love the fast changes at 0:09
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love how all the instruments (except drums and bass) cut out here to just the solo
so sick
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on second listen, the instrumental lick here is repeated note for note by the horns on 
Meat Eater0:09 - to the point where my mind filled in the followup riff from Meat Eater0:15 when i first listened to this
Meat Eater0:09 - to the point where my mind filled in the followup riff from Meat Eater0:15 when i first listened to this
i wonder if that was the explicit inspiration here or they just happened to come up with the same lick
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listening to this song on the first warm day in nyc after a long winter hits like crack
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this song starts with a short instrumental riff and then a 30 SECOND LONG drum fill @0:02
fuck yeah
