Right here after the rest. It slays me every time. The video starts a couple seconds before the rest.
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Whooa! Your fave very brief moment in a song!
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swervinbob
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When he plays the signature riff, the second time through, in the middle, there’s a little high single note ding da ding da ding ding thing that always catches my attention.
Easily my all time favorite ZZ Top album!
It’s full of great tones, growls, harmonica parts.
The band was skin tight and soulful.
Billy and company really knew how to get a tone.
Not a fave. Not a lick. It's 1/2 second of feedback a 3:33. Maybe I like it because they could have edited it out, but they didn't.
In C,S,&N’s Suite: Judy Blue Eyes there’s a moment in the breakdown where Still’s sings the word heart.
It in falsetto, and there’s extra reverb added to it.
It really sticks out.
“It’s my heart that’s sufferin’ ....
I’ve loved that for 50 years.
Masterpiece album, as was Deja Vu, IMO.
It in falsetto, and there’s extra reverb added to it.
It really sticks out.
“It’s my heart that’s sufferin’ ....
I’ve loved that for 50 years.
Masterpiece album, as was Deja Vu, IMO.
Check out the guitar break at 3mins. It trades back and forward between electric and acoustic and then the magic happens at 3.26 - the acoustic plays down the scale while blending into the electric which plays up the scale. Very clever.
Check out the guitar break at 3mins. It trades back and forward between electric and acoustic and then the magic happens at 3.26 - the acoustic plays down the scale while blending into the electric which plays up the scale. Very clever.
Vitadog
Tele-Meister
Radiohead - when Ed’Obrian hits ”The Chord”
Larry Carlton and my favorite 45 seconds in music.
From 0:42 to 1:00 when they sing 2 vocal lines on top of each other.
GeekInCT72
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The triangle in the King of the Hill theme song ("Yahoos and Triangles" by The Refreshments).
Triangle at 0:35
Triangle at 0:35
Aftermath
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the outro for this is so cool. I would've been happy if they had just vamped on this the whole time! lol
kctelegas
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Norm and Roy do a tasty harmony arpeggio thing at 2:27.
Mark617
Tele-Holic
The violin interlude on Dr Jimmy from Quadrophenia
suthol
Friend of Leo's
So many great offerings so far, Wishbone Ash in particulat
The vocal and pedal steel replies at the 1:30 mark here
Must confess I have a lot of skin in this song having written and played the all of the music except the pedal steel plus owning the whole recording process
The vocal and pedal steel replies at the 1:30 mark here
Must confess I have a lot of skin in this song having written and played the all of the music except the pedal steel plus owning the whole recording process
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mexicanyella
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Major thumbs up to @HoodieMcFoodie for The Doobie Brothers’ “Takin’ it to the Streets” album and that vocal part in “8th Avenue Shuffle.” I have so many happy memories of listening to that album on my dad’s car stereo as a kid, but my favorite from that album is “For Someone Special”:
Love me some Rhodes with tremolo on it...but my favorite parts in this one are the transitions that happen at 3:31, 3:56 and 4:02.
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Love me some Rhodes with tremolo on it...but my favorite parts in this one are the transitions that happen at 3:31, 3:56 and 4:02.
suthol
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Pick any point on any track on this album and you will find easter eggs a plenty
mexicanyella
Friend of Leo's
From the movie “Killer Diller,” song starts at 12:48 and there are two slick little drum fills at 13:34 and 13:39
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