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the audacity of rock
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the audacity of rock
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6/25/2011
The Audacity of Rock: Part 36
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Reggae ghosts. Emphasis on beats 2 and 4, creepy backing vocals, and classic horror instruments (be it organ or harpsichord). "Ghost To...
6/15/2010
The Audacity of Rock: Part 35 reprise
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I know y'all couldn't get enough of the late 60s early 70s rock flute movement videos I posted earlier . Here's one more. This i...
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5/31/2010
The Audacity of Rock: Part 35
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A case study to bring back the rock flute. Much like everything else that was good in fashion, film, and ethics, the 80s swept away the rock...
11/19/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 34
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FIRE! While I do have a propensity for the pyrotechnic, fire doesn't always make for good lyrics. Or maybe they really are the best lyri...
11/12/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 33
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Weird chord progressions and crazy lyrics. Sometimes I don't know whether I hate or love a band because they're just so weird. Maybe...
11/05/2009
Medley of the Day: Key Change edition
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Nothing makes me giggle in delight more than a song that decides to take it up or down a notch with a key change at the last minute. I know ...
10/27/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 32
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Tone it down and build it up. A surefire way to make any song way more exciting: drop out some instruments, either in volume or entirely, an...
10/19/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 31
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Rock and the spoken word. I'm a fan of random words inserted in songs. It's haunting and confusing all at once. "Us and Them...
10/12/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 30
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Why leave on really awesome song alone when I can tack on a clearly inferior second half? Do you ever listen to songs and love them, but th...
10/06/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 29
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90s R&B never goes out of style . It's nice to know that emo is carrying to torch of drum machines and synth. Wait, they're actu...
9/28/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 28
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Let's hear it from the kids. The addition of children into a song can either be creepy or endearing. Those are the only two results. ...
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9/22/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 27
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Let me negate your great instrumentals with my voice. Some people's voices inexplicably drive me crazy, as in make me want to drive a kn...
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9/08/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 26
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Stealing girls from guys. It's a well documented fact that the presence of a guitar instantly makes a guy 7x more attractive than withou...
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9/01/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 25
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I'll show you how I hard rock with my double bass pedal and screaming vocals. Thrash metal reached its heyday in the early 90s, and yet ...
8/25/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 24
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Vanilla flavored rock. You know the bands. They get a lot of air play, have a lot of fans, but you have no idea why. They don't rock har...
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8/18/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 23
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Saturday night! Rock music has long held that Saturday night is the night that things happen and is really fun. In reality, it's a night...
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8/11/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 22
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The not-live live video. It's time for another video analysis comparison. While most music videos show a band playing "live," ...
8/04/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 21
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Amount of hair proportionate to the rocking. Rock 'n' roll has had a long history of long/huge hair that somehow got lost in the 90s...
7/28/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 20
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Boys and girls together . It's too bad there aren't more bands that have guys and girls together because I love the combination of m...
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7/21/2009
The Audacity of Rock: Part 19
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I'm totally going to get a girl with this song. Since the dawn of music (probably), men having been writing songs for the ladies. The mo...
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