Red Mosquito

no i dont think they are

yeah. you're probably right.

LoathedVermin72 wrote: Wed June 10, 2026 5:54 pm Is Arcade Fire responsible for Stomp and Holler?

Not quite but there is some overlap

The O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack album was a big influence on that whole thing

Is that different from Stomp, Clap, "Hey!"

Chris_H_2 wrote: Wed June 10, 2026 7:04 pm

LoathedVermin72 wrote: Wed June 10, 2026 5:54 pm Is Arcade Fire responsible for Stomp and Holler?

are those the names of two of the women that win butler sexually assaulted?

Ello Sailor wrote: Thu June 11, 2026 4:56 am Is that different from Stomp, Clap, "Hey!"

That's The Lumineers

Ello Sailor wrote: Thu June 11, 2026 4:56 am Is that different from Stomp, Clap, "Hey!"

Interchangeable. I prefer S&H; I think it's a bit more eloquent.

Been really into Bo Daddy Harris the last few days.

LoathedVermin72 wrote: Thu June 11, 2026 1:54 pm

Ello Sailor wrote: Thu June 11, 2026 4:56 am Is that different from Stomp, Clap, "Hey!"

Interchangeable. I prefer S&H; I think it's a bit more eloquent.

I don't think Arcade Fire are an S&H band. That might be cope, though.

I always thought it was that bastard Mumford who started the whole thing.

Sure, to be clear: I am not suggesting that AF is a S&H band, just that they started the fire that led to it. Sort of like how Helmet is not a Nu Metal band but are often cited as one of the major inspirations that led to Nu Metal.

I don’t like Brandi Carlisle’s voice when she’s singing rock or pop, but I do when she’s singing country.

*suddenly Ruddo appears*

Is there a term for this specific type of riff? (The intro riff to all three of these)

All three are classic rotary ignition riffs. The picking hand establishes crank motion while the fretting hand stabilizes the tonal flywheel, allowing the song to enter under its own momentum. Another famous example is "Flub" by Roger Spencer

Thanks Jorge

But I think you're lying

Jorge knows nothing about cars so he's almost definitely on his ChatGPT bullshit again.

I don't know that there's a name for them, but they're all just open-string-with-rapid-hammer-ons-and-pull-offs riffs.

And they all rule. You have great taste.

Did you enjoy HoF's Cometh the Storm?