What is "good" music?
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I think it is when it brings out or sparks emotion,whether it's happy,sad,anger,thought,dancing...whatever.
I know that's what I feel when I play it,I'm sure you do to.The energy you feel from playing is based on emotion also,specially doing a lead solo,nothing like holding a screaming sustained bend to get your gut fired up!
Or a nice arpeggio chording to loose yourself in.
I know that's what I feel when I play it,I'm sure you do to.The energy you feel from playing is based on emotion also,specially doing a lead solo,nothing like holding a screaming sustained bend to get your gut fired up!
Or a nice arpeggio chording to loose yourself in.
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naphazoline wrote:i haven't played consistently. over time i had a few years off, and my playing has suffered a bit. but recently i upgraded all my stuff and i'm really giving it a thrashing (my guitar that is ). i just need to get used to my new guitar a bit more. the strap button position has made a enormous difference. it's much more comfortable to play now.bluesgeek wrote:
but do you play with both hands now or is one on that old rewind button still?
BTW, i don't need a rewind button now. with cubase i can just loop bits. over and over and.....
Speaking of straps, I'm currently doing the hard yards with a metronome trying to get up to speed with the riff from Judas Priest's Painkiller ( fast eigth note downstrokes on the E and A strings ) and I noticed that when I play sitting down I can play it cleanly at about 10 bpm faster than I can standing up. The only difference I can think of is the guitar's a bit higher up than in the low-slung standing position. I could just raise the strap but then I'd look like the dude from Arctic Monkeys. Prob just gotta sweat a bit more to be able to play it without looking like a tool, LOL
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Ahh the good old music taste thread.
I only just realised today what I think is good music. I love Dream Theater and a band i just got into, Protest the Hero. I figured out that I like these bands because they change time signatures alot, well I know DT does, I havnt really listened hard or much to Protest the hero but I like their on and off style of guitaring, different from most other bands with just a continuious beat.
I realised that I really dont like songs that dont change, same beat or beats the whole way thru really does get boring after 3 minutes or more.
So yeah I think good music is music that changes alot I spose, probably obvious really.
I only just realised today what I think is good music. I love Dream Theater and a band i just got into, Protest the Hero. I figured out that I like these bands because they change time signatures alot, well I know DT does, I havnt really listened hard or much to Protest the hero but I like their on and off style of guitaring, different from most other bands with just a continuious beat.
I realised that I really dont like songs that dont change, same beat or beats the whole way thru really does get boring after 3 minutes or more.
So yeah I think good music is music that changes alot I spose, probably obvious really.
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at the other end of the scale I've been listening to a bit of old funk lately, sly and the family, earth wind and fire. A few song there which get into a groove over a single vamp and stay there for 3mins or more.KurtiZ wrote:So yeah I think good music is music that changes alot I spose, probably obvious really.
Not good music by your definition, but good music to me.
This is a stupid topic btw.
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This is a stupid topic btw.
So, RCP, you're basically directly insulting everyone here???
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obviously it's better where ever you feel most comfortable and relaxed.Some Bozo wrote:
Speaking of straps, I'm currently doing the hard yards with a metronome trying to get up to speed with the riff from Judas Priest's Painkiller ( fast eigth note downstrokes on the E and A strings ) and I noticed that when I play sitting down I can play it cleanly at about 10 bpm faster than I can standing up. The only difference I can think of is the guitar's a bit higher up than in the low-slung standing position. I could just raise the strap but then I'd look like the dude from Arctic Monkeys. Prob just gotta sweat a bit more to be able to play it without looking like a tool, LOL
but personally i don't like playing sitting down, and i wouldn't advise anyone to practise like that if they're going to play in a metal band.
What is "good" music?
Foo Fighters. Especially if you were locked on a desert Island or stuck down a mine shaft or possibly going on an interstellar trip (non cryogenic of course) for 1 year.What is "good" music?
I cannot brain today, I have the dumb.
Re: What is "good" music?
Agreed, but I'm not sure about the last two albums.Phildo wrote:Foo Fighters.What is "good" music?
The first album is by far my favourite, followed by One by One.
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Good music... is anything I'm feeling as I play it.
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I sometimes take the drummers part and loop a section for improvisational fun, or more often bass twaddle.
still, once it worked great, the trombonist lit a fire under my ass, I was listening to it the other day, it sounds "live"
particularly on a unicycle whilst towing 1 and 3 quarter ton of pig-iron.
still, once it worked great, the trombonist lit a fire under my ass, I was listening to it the other day, it sounds "live"
particularly on a unicycle whilst towing 1 and 3 quarter ton of pig-iron.