What’s your favorite non-lyrical part of a song?

[Florida Dark 1,222]

the end bit of freak where you can hear her going 'yeah oohahhh' in the background and the very last bit is soooooo addictive to me, the same with high by the beach the very ending where you can hear like the distorted vocals fading out its so pretty to me <3

[prettywhenimhigh 48,505]

the moanings in peppers  

the beach sounds at the end of get free  

[Super Movie 50,282]

I've always loved the cheering sounds at the end of Groupie Love. I think they tie the song together so well. The old movie sound effects on Mermaid Motel are also a favorite of mine for sure. And of course I love the autotuned loon, I think her best appearance was on Yosemite. Speaking of Yosemite, I also love the little bongo pattern scattered throughout it. Lastly, I love the way that Swan Song interpolates the "why"s from High By The Beach in its intro. 

[ethelcain 8,202]

the instrumental part at the very end of 13 Beaches

[Embach 21,744]

the train sound at the beginning of when the world was at war we kept dancing

[13beachess 7,512]

the "humming" (it's almost too quiet you barely hear it ughh) in the very very beginning of Taco Truck  I LOVE IT.

[Embach 21,744]

Lana's faint operatic screams in the background of The Blackest Day chorus  you can hear them better in the demo version I think!? Otherwise, it's just so perfect!

[Raise Me Up 2,367]

off to the races : oohhh ooohhh oahhhhhh ohhhh

the intro of TV in Black & White

The big instrumental moment on venice bitch

brooklyn baby : talatabababyaaaa tilititalalata oohhh oahhhh

the intro of raise me up : ray rayy ray raise me up (idk if it's part of lyrics)

the outro of btd

high by the bitch : papalalaliaaa papaliaaaaaaaaa lalaia lalayaaaaaaaa lalayayalala (at the end before the last sentance)

[twinkletoes7 5,163]

On 6/15/2023 at 4:52 PM, Americen Whore said:

I don’t know if there’s already a thread about it, but wondered what yall’s favorite non-lyrical part of a song that it’s not instrumental if that makes sense, here’s some examples 

 

- living legend : why wha wha wha wha wha wha

WWWWWWHHHHHHHYWHYWHYWHYWHYWHWHYYYYYWHYWHYWHWHHHHYYYWHYWHYWHWHWHHHHYYYYYYY 

[Thunder Revenant 20,695]

 

- The reversed vocals in High By The Beach intro (which recurr throughout the track)

- The backing vocals of Freak, especially the drama of the last chorus

- The scatting in Wait For Life's bridge

- The humming in the intro of God Knows I Tried

- Backing vocals/ moaning in Sad Girl 

[lanaismamom 11,198]

4 minutes ago, Thunder Revenant said:

 

- The reversed vocals in High By The Beach intro (which recurr throughout the track)

- The backing vocals of Freak, especially the drama of the last chorus

- The scatting in Wait For Life's bridge

- The humming in the intro of God Knows I Tried

- Backing vocals/ moaning in Sad Girl 

i absolutely adore that humming and i admire the way she reused it on heroin which fits it perfectly good

[Lavender Sunshine 4,004]

I love the transition from the 2nd verse to the chorus of Kill Kill with those organ-like sounds, but the first transition is amazing too, the whole song has such fascinating production 

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It reminds me of the intro to this Doors song