Reminder Beefheart invented shoegaze
Reminder Beefheart invented shoegaze
Cooper Scott
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Xavier Richardson
George Harrison did it way before him, back in 1967
Andrew Green
there's more to shoegaze than using effects
Jace Moore
>They used a phaser
>LOL OMG SHOE GAYZE!!!!
Ryder Davis
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reminder that brian wilson invented chillwave and panda bear perfected it
Landon Morris
reverb and fuzz you faggot. thats a flanger+phaser, doesnt qualify at all.
Jonathan Fisher
the guitarist alex stclaire used stomp boxes and chorus pedals on the original song without the phasing, that was added later. proved wrong get rekt
it's all too much has feedback but no effects pedals it's not shoegaze at all
Jeremiah Adams
holy shit that songs literally Beach House.
meanwhile at youtube comments section:
>Kyle MHace
>This song predates all those so-called chillwave, shoegaze, or whatever. Those bands took the Beach Boy's sound. And Tame Impala lol
>Fachy Marin
>The main inspiration of shoegaze and dreampop is actually Erik Satie's gymnopedie
??
Jacob Allen
>stomp boxes and chorus pedals
lmfao. retard.
Logan White
not really
Caleb Miller
the point is the song with the phasing makes it shoegaze with that other stuff, so get btfo
Nathaniel Cox
not an argument.
if anything, it makes it kraut rock because of the phaser use, but not shoegaze. phaser is funk, its sensuous, its anti-shoegaze in fact.
James Turner
its proto shoegaze
shoegaze is pretty much neo psychedelia
Jaxson Ramirez
woah how did I not know about this
he also started lo-fi and emo
Cameron Brown
genres are scenes as well sometimes
Matthew Carter
We do understand that TMR predicted post rock, post punk, and art punk, right?
And that Veteran's Day Poppy's last few minutes are pure post rock?
Gabriel Bailey
>shoegaze is pretty much neo psychedelia
agreed, but OP song is more of a proto pink floyd than a proto shoegaze. no reverb, no shoegaze, you faggot.
Carter Adams
>The main inspiration of shoegaze and dreampop is actually Erik Satie's gymnopedie
I want to know why he thinks that
Kayden Richardson
he just wanted to say something cool.
Ryder Brooks
maybe he thinks its one of the first songs that sounds dream like or something and that some band was inspired by it
Chase Cook
If anything the progenitor of fuzzy music is Debussy. I can't really think of a composer who wrote fuzzy and dreamy things before him.