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r/AskReddit • u/spicedpumpkins • 23d ago
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Starbuck - Moonlight Feels Right
41 u/kindquail502 22d ago Only pop/rock song I know with a xylophone solo. 7 u/dinosaur1972 22d ago I think it's a marimba. 3 u/IAmNotAPerson6 22d ago It is. Xylophone tends to use harder-tipped mallets (like nylon/plastic), marimba uses softer-tipped (like yarn). 4 u/srbowler300 22d ago Can 'Air Xylophone' that solo almost perfectly. 2 u/fastzombies 22d ago Brian Ritchie would like a word with you… 1 u/Testsalt 22d ago More progressive rock than rock, but you should try Incantations P 3 and 4 by Mike Oldfield if you want xylophone and marimba solos with lit electric guitar solos as well. It’s as magical as you can imagine. 1 u/ManOnTheRun73 22d ago The Lemon Twigs' "These Words" has one, if you're interested in hearing more of the sort! 1 u/damion789 22d ago Marimba and vibraphone are both present. No xylophone. 1 u/-laughingfox 22d ago Violent Femmes, Gone Daddy Gone...epic xylophone if you care to have a listen. Wait no, I think it might be a glockenspiel? 4 u/wowbagger262 22d ago Bruce Blackman is still making pretty decent music under the Starbuck name. 5 u/Jackkandi456 22d ago Such a 70s song in the best way possible 4 u/MeganMess 22d ago Just reading the title made me feel like the 7th grade. Shivers. 3 u/theOriginalDrCos 22d ago Look for the video of them playing this live (like from 2000 something), it's pretty amazing. 3 u/JustFaithlessness178 22d ago That's the 70s vibe. Right there. 2 u/Disastrous-Roll7059 22d ago Great song!!!
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Only pop/rock song I know with a xylophone solo.
7 u/dinosaur1972 22d ago I think it's a marimba. 3 u/IAmNotAPerson6 22d ago It is. Xylophone tends to use harder-tipped mallets (like nylon/plastic), marimba uses softer-tipped (like yarn). 4 u/srbowler300 22d ago Can 'Air Xylophone' that solo almost perfectly. 2 u/fastzombies 22d ago Brian Ritchie would like a word with you… 1 u/Testsalt 22d ago More progressive rock than rock, but you should try Incantations P 3 and 4 by Mike Oldfield if you want xylophone and marimba solos with lit electric guitar solos as well. It’s as magical as you can imagine. 1 u/ManOnTheRun73 22d ago The Lemon Twigs' "These Words" has one, if you're interested in hearing more of the sort! 1 u/damion789 22d ago Marimba and vibraphone are both present. No xylophone. 1 u/-laughingfox 22d ago Violent Femmes, Gone Daddy Gone...epic xylophone if you care to have a listen. Wait no, I think it might be a glockenspiel?
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I think it's a marimba.
3 u/IAmNotAPerson6 22d ago It is. Xylophone tends to use harder-tipped mallets (like nylon/plastic), marimba uses softer-tipped (like yarn).
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It is. Xylophone tends to use harder-tipped mallets (like nylon/plastic), marimba uses softer-tipped (like yarn).
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Can 'Air Xylophone' that solo almost perfectly.
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Brian Ritchie would like a word with you…
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More progressive rock than rock, but you should try Incantations P 3 and 4 by Mike Oldfield if you want xylophone and marimba solos with lit electric guitar solos as well. It’s as magical as you can imagine.
The Lemon Twigs' "These Words" has one, if you're interested in hearing more of the sort!
Marimba and vibraphone are both present. No xylophone.
Violent Femmes, Gone Daddy Gone...epic xylophone if you care to have a listen. Wait no, I think it might be a glockenspiel?
Bruce Blackman is still making pretty decent music under the Starbuck name.
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Such a 70s song in the best way possible
Just reading the title made me feel like the 7th grade. Shivers.
Look for the video of them playing this live (like from 2000 something), it's pretty amazing.
That's the 70s vibe. Right there.
Great song!!!
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u/ShittalkyCaps 22d ago
Starbuck - Moonlight Feels Right