riff - verse - chorus - riff (if you're lucky, Sully will improvise a vocal rhythm using part of a word he just said - kind of like a DJ but without scratching) - verse chorus - wah guitar solo - chorus - short instrumental riff cut tight OR psychedelic spiritual fade out
The Matchbox Twenty phenomenon probably can't be applied, because the tempos and chorus lengths do differ (between albums), but rest assured, there is something magnificent at work here. Truly, this band has managed to release three full albums (multi platinum?!) and one acoustic EP (consisting of mostly old songs) of the same song over and over. Here is a collection of Sully's inspired vocalizing:
One could also create a sonic collection of the introductory riffs, or the wah solos, or the endings... but truly, it would be unbearable.
Here is the track listing. Tracks with a star next to them were found to contain the "Away Contingent." Each song is separated by 1/2 second, each album by 1 second. Some samples contain multiple segments of the same song spliced together. Songs that were released twice were only used once.
Godsmack (1999)
1. Moon Baby *
2. Whatever *
3. Keep Away *****
4. Time Bomb *
5. Bad Religion *
6. Immune *
7. Someone In London (instrumental)
8. Get Up Get Out *
9. Now Or Never *
10. Stress *
11. Situation
12. Voodoo *
Awake (2001)
1. Sick Of Life
2. Awake *
3. Greed *
4. Bad Magic *
5. Goin' Down *
6. Mistakes
7. Trippin' *
8. Forgive Me *
9. Vampires (instrumental)
10. Journey (instrumental)
11. Spiral *
Faceless (2003)
1. Straight Out Of Line *
2. Faceless *
3. Changes *
4. Make Me Believe *
5. I Stand Alone *
6. Re-Align
7. I Fucking Hate You *
8. Releasing The Demons *
9. Dead And Broken *
10. I Am *
11. The Awakening (instrumental?)
12. Serenity *
13. Keep Away (live) (n/a)
14. Awake (live) (n/a)
The Other Side (2004) EP
1. Running Blind
2. Re-Align
3. Touchi *
4. Voices
5. Keep Away (n/a)
6. spiral (n/a)
7. Asleep *
2 comments:
Do you really enjoy Godsmack that much ? Or were you studying them for the sake of sarcasm ?
Somebody doesn't understand satire
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