- Oct 10, 1999
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Woke up with this awesomely bizarre song in my head. I can almost make out how it all goes together, but would never be able to recreate it and even if I learned would have forgotten the details by the time I did. :verysadface:
Lyrics go: "Dude! There's a wall and I'm kickin". That's pretty much the full extent of them, at least as much as I could hear. The Vocals are instrumentized(not sure what to call it) and have strange oscillating Right/Left(Positionally) but also Up/Down(the Scale) ambient music embedded in them, but that is also oscillates Volumatically start of the lyric to the end. "Dude" is clearly heard, but you can hear the music building up to burst out of it. As the line progresses the music almost drowns out the vocals.
Music is very high energy, similar to European House or Dubstep, one part that is an instrumental bassy percussion I specifically remember hearing in songs like "Put Your Hands Up For Detroit". All the oscillating within the music reminds me of a whirlwind or Martial Art spin move, except it spins one way, then the opposite.
There's a certain quality to the music that's difficult to describe. It's rather short, 20-30 seconds long, but repeats with embellishments(whateva) to not be too samey. Reminds me of hearing a Band/Artist for the first time and being blown away by how unique they are, like my first time hearing Arcade Fire.
Anyway. tl:dr.... today is my day to post a weird thread.
Lyrics go: "Dude! There's a wall and I'm kickin". That's pretty much the full extent of them, at least as much as I could hear. The Vocals are instrumentized(not sure what to call it) and have strange oscillating Right/Left(Positionally) but also Up/Down(the Scale) ambient music embedded in them, but that is also oscillates Volumatically start of the lyric to the end. "Dude" is clearly heard, but you can hear the music building up to burst out of it. As the line progresses the music almost drowns out the vocals.
Music is very high energy, similar to European House or Dubstep, one part that is an instrumental bassy percussion I specifically remember hearing in songs like "Put Your Hands Up For Detroit". All the oscillating within the music reminds me of a whirlwind or Martial Art spin move, except it spins one way, then the opposite.
There's a certain quality to the music that's difficult to describe. It's rather short, 20-30 seconds long, but repeats with embellishments(whateva) to not be too samey. Reminds me of hearing a Band/Artist for the first time and being blown away by how unique they are, like my first time hearing Arcade Fire.
Anyway. tl:dr.... today is my day to post a weird thread.
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