this first one is so relaxing
I love the difference in lyrics and tone XDD
this first one is so relaxing
I love the difference in lyrics and tone XDD
Alright, the religious route:
This song is ancient, first. The treatment they give to it is trancelike because Charismatics like a little Euphoria in their church services:
And this is the criticism of getting so lost in perfect worship that we donât help our neighbors.
This is more of an era clash than anything. In a way exact opposites, but vaguely the same.
Futuristic song from a 1980s movie that takes place in 2019:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuClWnrK8yQ
1980s-style retrowave song from 2019:
Interesting one!!
Pet Sematary - The Ramones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hns_lKWj4zM
This is a downbeat punk rock song about death.
Born to Be Alive - Patrick Hernandez
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQSrRZofuxM
This is an upbeat disco song about living.
Any background they do for one of these videos:
Vs a game soundtrack:
Both are meant to be unobtrusive, but it doesnât work out the same way.
now that is some tone clash XDD
The cakes we play for the kids when we need them quiet. Doesnât work on its own.
Fire and Rain - James Taylor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbD7lfrsY2s
This song is written by its American singer about the turmoil in his life.
Nothing Has Been Proved - Dusty Springfield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7yuU7h5sLw
This song was written by people other than its English singer about an infamous 1960s political scandal (it was written for a film about the scandal).
Time to give this thread a shot in the arm.
While both these '90s songs have dance-y percussion, they are different in tone (and danceability).
This song is by an acoustic post-grunge band, and the acoustic sound is still utilized here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuzmAMxlQGM
This song is by an alt-rock band that is usually electric (if Iâm not mistaken), and is definitely more danceable (in fact, this song was the bandâs highest charting song on the US dance chart).