i was with my dad the other day and he listens to a boomer rock radio station and when we got back in his truck they were playing an outro to a rock song that was sort of fast staccato strummed chords on what sounded like a 12-string acoustic guitar with strings/maybe string synth which then broke into a huge drum solo
what song is this? my dad didn't know and they didn't say what it was afterwards
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also the drums had sort of a phased or flanged kind of sound when they started
it has to be some mainstream classic rock band like the who, led zeppelin, or something like that
there may have been some operatic singing at the end too i can't really remember. there weren't any lyrics though so i can't look it up that way
Boomp
I can't think of a song off the top of my head that has acoustic guitar strumming and then a huge drum solo to end a song.
did it go beep boop boop bop?
I'm too retarded to guess what song it might be user but the radiostation probably has a playlog on their website.
the song kind of stops and then it starts again with the choppy acoustic guitar strumming and then goes into a sort of operatic sounding string section and then these huge flanged sounding drums come in
it seems like I've heard it before but ive tried looking it up using those terms with no results
they dont have anything like that on their website i wish they did
this isn't it, the song i'm looking for was almost certainly a studio track
no it goes like this
nuh nuh nuh na nuha nuh
nun na nuh
nuh nuh nuh
Not sure if trolling or "Whole lotta' love."
How about you progress some bitches?
Here's a good way to do so xx
its not that. there aren't any electric distorted guitars in the song i'm talking about
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Mr Blue Sky
My next guess would be to make a list of period related bands that did drum solos.
Is it Kashmir?
no. i know kashmir
it isn't this either
it wasn't pinball wizard was it? short and no strings but there's definitely some noticeable staccato
no. the strings/operatic sound that comes in after the drums might have been some kind of synthesizer, i don't know. maybe like a mellotron or something like that?
c'mon people this isn't some obscure song here
Eminence Front by The Who?
Its pretty hard to get a song just from a written description user. Still we're trying
no
i'm looking through moody blues songs but i haven't found it yet, i have no idea what it is bit it has to be something they'd play on classic rock radio and i know they play the same stuff over and over with hardly any variation so it can't be some hidden gem they played once just to drive me crazy