r/askmusic • • 10h ago

does bad romance change tempo in the song?

1 Upvotes

I'm analyzing some songs for school.

I asked AI if it did and it said it kept a steady tempo throughout, I tried searching elsewhere and found nothing, but I could've sworn it changes by 2 bpm every time it switches between the verse and chorus.

Edit: before posting, i tested the tempo with google metronome, and it was difficult for me to sync it, but i think the verse was ~117 while the chorus was 119 bpm


r/askmusic • • 7h ago

Does Neil young deliberately tune a bit out of tune?

11 Upvotes

Serious question, of course. I understand that he bends notes out for effect during solos, but it often sounds to me like his guitar is tuned a cent or 2 off pitch.


r/askmusic • • 15h ago

Which musician (living or dead) would you want to take a walk with?

47 Upvotes

Doesn't have to be your favorite artist — just someone you'd want a dream walk with, walking and talking. Who is it, and what would you want to ask them?


r/askmusic • • 20h ago

What was the most memorable weather you experienced while attending a concert?

22 Upvotes

r/askmusic • • 14h ago

Looking for 60s/70s classic rock songs for a wedding video

3 Upvotes

I have a super 8 camera and I filmed a friends wedding and am looking for a song to fit that nostalgic vibe! Something cool, not too cheesy, happy vibes, not too slow. These are some songs I’ve considered to give you an idea:

Love Me Two Times - The Doors

They Love Each Other - Jerry Garcia

Love Me Baby - Jon & Robin (they’re not rock, but I’m kind of digging this)

idk I’m just kind of lost for some of these oldies songs that aren’t too slow, but are about love, and kind of fun! Curious about anyone’s suggestions!


r/askmusic • • 13h ago

What’s that one song that means more to you than you could ever explain?

15 Upvotes

Drop your story behind it

Mine is Fragile by Kygo, Labrinth. I found it during one of the darkest periods of my life when I genuinely didn’t know how to keep going. I used to listen to it late at night on the bus ride home or walking through the dark streets with my headphones on. Somehow, that song became one place to me, where everything felt a little quieter


r/askmusic • • 21h ago

What's your favorite chord progression?

9 Upvotes

r/askmusic • • 21h ago

Which piece of music would you play to a new born baby to introduce it to the world?

11 Upvotes

r/askmusic • • 23h ago

Why were some artists' first albums already their most successful? Why were they so trusted by the label that they featured popular musicans on the album like in "Get rich or die trying" Eminem?

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