SLOAN. The greatest band out of Canada, and disgustingly unappreciated. I highly, highly recommend. All 4 members write, sing lead, and switch instruments in concert. Extremely catchy songs.

Of Montreal, Unknown Mortal Orchestra

One time when I went to a Breaking Benjamin concert, they were just playing a song normally when the lead singer goes up to one of the guitars and gives him a hug. It's been a few years, and even though I don't remember what song was playing I still remember that moment.

Gorillaz.

I kinda prefer da Benz. Let’s just all agree to call it that

Saw Steve Earle a few years ago. There was a kid, maybe 13, there with his dad, loving the whole show. After the main set, the lead guitarist chucked a pick into the crowd and I snagged it. But I figured this kid would like it more so I gave it to him. He was really thankful.

Then, after the encore, Steve removed his arm band and pointed to this same kid. A handful of adults stood poised to grab it, but Steve stared them all down and said, “Don’t you dare.” He gave the kid the arm band and the kid gave me back the pick. It was nice.

The Bends*

Radiohead

Do you have an example?

Like I said, we don't have anything to talk about. I know I'm not going to change your mine, so I won't try to. I can tell you I did not own a single one of the albums or singles on this list, but I am not going to deny the catchiness of No Scrubs, Kiss Me, Livin la Vida Loca, Every Morning or Believe. Straight up hooks. You may not LIKE the music or songs, but to unequivocally say they're trash is just wrong.

Very common at jam band and electronic festivals/shoes as well.

Buckethead is a huge Star Wars fan.

He will exchange gifts w people, if he likes what you have.

I saw Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul and Mary) at a folk festival back in 2014. The local high school chorus was there to sing backup on "Light One Candle." They'd rehearsed the song, knew the words, and were ready to go...standing behind a curtain so he could introduce them when he started the song.

Right before the curtain went up, he said "but what they don't know, is that they're going to come down here and join us all to sing Puff." As in Puff the Magic Dragon, perhaps his best known song. Before the show, I was talking to the kids backstage, and they really didn't know who he was. So I said "you know the song Puff the Magic Dragon?" They all nodded. "That's the guy."

So the curtain goes up, they sing Light One Candle, and the kids gather around Pete to sing Puff. Just after the first chorus, he stops and points to a student at the back...

"She's reading the lyrics from her iPad!" Because she was.

He summoned her down to the mic and said "we're going to sing the next verse together." So this girl (with her iPad) got to sing a verse of one of the most famous songs in the world with the original artist. She did great.

Smashing Pumpkins, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Alvvays, The Beatles, David Bowie

Another word for bridge is interlude and usually stands in juxtaposition to the other parts of the song

This is it.

Tool, a perfect circle, and puscifer. Same lead singer with very different vibes from each band.

Jah love - Bob Marley

Down in the valley - head and the heart

Wharf rat - Grateful Dead

Time - Pink Floyd

Mutiny! - set your goals

Deja vu - Olivia rodrigo

Run Rudolph run - Jimmy Buffett

Zero to hero - Hercules soundtrack

Can u get away - 2pac

Highwayman - the highwaymen

Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska The Pixies - Debaser Young Thug - Digits Marvin Gaye - Trouble Man Bingo Players - cry a little bit Prince - I would Die 4 U Outkast - 13th floor (growing old) Metallica - One Frank Sinatra - Summer Wind Cold Heart remix dua lipa Elton John

Ben Folds standing on his piano to take a picture of 000s of people all flipping him off.

Dr. Dog..

oh i actually listened to the benz, kid a, and ok computer my brother loves them lol but thanks anyway!!! 👍

How did I forget The Dan!

Nah, it couldn't pe representet as a structural part of the song, it's only a one time 'event', a small occurance, maybe even only a word that stands out from the normal flow of the song that only appears once, it's more of a music production term, it may be more frequently found in actual beat production, maybe that context will help

Bridge