All My Friends Are Insects solo
What are you thoughts of the solo?
The fact that they put such an interestingly awesome solo in a song written for a children's show is awesome. Probably my favorite =w= solo because of the use of non-chord tones.
The fact that they put such an interestingly awesome solo in a song written for a children's show is awesome. Probably my favorite =w= solo because of the use of non-chord tones.
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Permalink Reply by Dylan Notter on -
Rivers didn't write the song, do you think he wrote the solo?
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Permalink Reply by Corey Gregory on -
no
Dylan Notter said:Rivers didn't write the song, do you think he wrote the solo?
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Permalink Reply by edgey44 - inventing mostly on -
i think the solo is there to show children the importance of guitars
its a cool solo also.
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Permalink Reply by Oil Can Boyd on -
One of the best in awhile, but doesn't come close to Across the Sea, best solo by weezer, the chord changes are sweet
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Permalink Reply by Corey on -
it's an intresting solo, it's nothing ive heard weezer do before. but it kicks ass
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Permalink Reply by OnlyinPinkerton on -
A-tone-al
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Permalink Reply by Farkas on -
I got in a fight against j-biebs about irony
BackToSchool said:There's more to Irony than that. From the dictionary.com entry:
5. an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been, expected.
6. the incongruity of this
What I meant is that it's ironic that on an album being hailed (around here, anyway), as a return to form and Weezer's best in years, the song many people believe to be the best on the album was not written by the band's principal songwriter or anyone else in the group.
G Foo Chombey said:No, I believe irony is more like saying something while meaning the opposite. Something like someone saying "Oh that music is sure great.." while referring to a genre they hate. That's all I'm sayin'.
BackToSchool said:Ever hear of "situational irony"? Or are you just pretending to be clueless because you perceive what I said as an insult to the band or something?
G Foo Chombey said:I don't see how that's ironic.
BackToSchool said:It's a cool solo, but I don't think it even comes close to any of the good solos on Pinkerton, or Blue for that matter. It feels like it's just "there" rather than being an integral part of the song, in my opinion.
It's ironic that this is probably a better song than anything on else on the album, and Rivers didn't write it.
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Permalink Reply by The shark from Jaws on -
its good, but not better than maladroits shreds, or pinkertons.. totally doesnt beat maladroits though
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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on -
Who wrote this song? I know the lead singer of the Aquabats started Yo Gabba Gabba, but does he write all the songs too? I could honestly see Rivers writing this though,
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Permalink Reply by G Foo Chombey on -
It's a good question really.
In popular music, writing a song can mean just writing lyrics. It's completely possible that the Aquabats guy actually writes everything, but slightly disappointing if such is the case.
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:Who wrote this song? I know the lead singer of the Aquabats started Yo Gabba Gabba, but does he write all the songs too? I could honestly see Rivers writing this though,
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Permalink Reply by ItsBimblyBitch on -
It's awesome, and the type of thing that attracted me to Weezer in the first place. Quirky, and musically interesting.
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