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1. No music from the 'Hall of Fame'
Do not post music from the HoF, unless it's a new release, and flaired as such.
2. No "discussions" about, of, or for yourself.
Discussions about music are great. Avoid discussions 'about you.'
3. Artist - Title [Genre] Optional text
Streaming music submissions include the artist, song name, and genre, using this format. Optional additional text may only be included after this part of the title.
4. 30-day artist repost limit
Music by artists who recently had a popular post (100+ upvotes) is automatically removed for the next 30 days to ensure content is fresh. If your post is removed, consider trying another artist.
5. No clickbait titles or emotional appeals
Music should stand on its own. No emotional appeals, asking for votes, or other 'clickbait' titles. Use the comments section to share interesting stories about music.
6. High-quality discussions only
Discussion posts should be thoughtfully crafted to encourage meaningful, civil, and constructive conversation; avoid low-effort requests for artist, song, or album recommendations.
7. Don't post your own music
Users must read and understand self-promo guidelines before posting.
8. No /r/ifyoulikeblank, /r/tipofmytongue, or request-style posts
For recommendations of new artists similar to those you already like, use /r/ifyoulikeblank. For help with identifying a song, use /r/tipofmytongue or /r/namethatsong.
9. External links should use official artist channels
External links should use respective artist channels when possible. Exceptions are made for exclusive/limited releases, on sites where such channels are unavailable, or at staff discretion.
Whenever possible, external links should direct to artists' official channels. Exceptions are made for exclusive releases, region-restrictions, certain live performances, and other circumstances, such as when an official source is unavailable.
10. No solicitation
No crowd-funding, surveys, data-mining, questionnaires, signup/voting requests, etc.
11. No links to unauthorized music leaks or promotion of piracy
No links to downloadable music, promotion of piracy, or unauthorized leaks.
12. Stay in-tune: No off-topic posts.
Submissions relating to statements/actions by musicians not relevant to their musical work are not allowed. Articles discussing events in musician's lives are subject to mod discretion.
13. Be civil. Follow Reddiquette at all times.
Don't kill the vibe. Use common sense and don't be a jerk.
14. No playlist sharing posts
Do not post playlists. Refrain from efforts to share or create playlists, mixtapes, or songlists.
15. No AI, low-effort, or hastily-written posts Low-effort content will be removed. AI content is forbidden.
/r/Music
The "clangy" sounding chords in bursts, is there like a special term/genre for these? Or are they just regular chords
Here's a few examples where you can hear it played (on guitar I presume?):
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It is the world premiere of the "1812 Overture." A musician is looking at the score, and he says, "Maestro, we cannot strike the kettledrums this hard! It will damage the instruments."
Tchaikovsky, wheeling a cannon into the auditorium, replies, "Does it look like I give a shit, Marcel?"
This may be disallowed, but anyway - a jillion years ago, I saw Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell (on Johnny Carson, I think) - and they covered Gordon Lightfoot's Early Morning Rain.
I've been looking for that clip forever, to no avail. Any leads?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oM6tqTWHUo (liking commenting and subscribing or any type of support would be appreciated) by the way this song is a bass solo.
I just heard a song during a 2024 NFL game that was sung by females with these lyrics ",...gonna have a good time, gonna party all night...". It is a very bouncy tune and also most sounds K-Pop/J-Pop. I tried to go through google, but, I'm getting a LOT of hits/rabbit holes. Thought I'd try my luck here in a more focused forum. Please feel free to send me a re-direct. Thank you for reading my post.