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Post by Teddy Flair on Aug 17, 2021 0:31:50 GMT -5
We've had a couple film-related brackets that people didn't like the list of candidates or seeding; for this one, entries will be crowdsourced and seeds will be randomized. You may enter up to 4 instrumental moments, from any song ever recorded. If you enter 4, they will be placed into 4 different regions, so nobody has to choose between their own entries until possibly the Final Four.
Entries should be a section of a song that is focused on the non-vocal parts of the arrangement. Provide timestamps if possible. My entry in the following post will provide examples of what we're voting on. Once we have 64 entries, I will randomize the bracket and we'll vote from there.
Should there be a time limit for "moments"? 30 seconds maybe?
leave it up to the voters I guess. I think the best moments are drops or certain instruments bursting through but if someone wants to say a 5 min solo counts, go ahead.
Janet Weiss's snare roll after the "The fox was watching, he just laughed" line in Sleater-Kinney's "The Fox". That's some Peter and the Wolf shit right there.
"This is the opening line of Jay McInerneys Bright Lights, Big City: “You are not the kind of guy who would be in a place like this at this time of the morning”. Think about that line in the context of the novel (assuming you've read it). Now go to your CD collection and find Heart’s Little Queen album (assuming you own it). Listen to the opening riff to “Barracuda”. Which of these two introductions is a higher form of art?"
