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What's your favorite music trope?
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I like it when the vocalist announces what's coming next, like yelling "GUITAR!" right before a guitar solo or "bring back the horns" right before the brass section kicks in or "sing it, girls" right before the female backups echo the refrain.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Mambo Number Five!
I really like this one for certain genres like Funk or RnB that are generally more energetic and spontaneous when performed live. Helps the recorded material feel a little more alive.
Even better when the singer "requests" it from their bandmate by name. (e.g. Honey Don't by The Beatles)
I Believe in a Thing Called Love!