Originally Posted by incognitojones

www.rapgenius.com

website that breaks down all the references and second/triple meanings in rap songs. They do some more high-profile songs of other genres, but their coverage of hip hop is pretty impressive and comprehensive.

Cool, will read.

The songs One Eight Seven and The Ground Folds by Senses Fail is the same intro in a different key.

there's also a youtube video of untitled on TDAG where it's played backwards and it says something like "it never ends" over and over.

10 Mind-Blowing Easter Eggs Hidden in Famous Albums.

- 21:13 by Coheed & Cambria revisits the intro of Time Consumer
- Every Endwell album after Homeland Insecurity begins where the last song on the previous album left off.
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Originally Posted by Spencer Control

10 Mind-Blowing Easter Eggs Hidden in Famous Albums.

Thanks for that.

The first & last chord strummed on Poison the Well's Tear From The Red record are the same.

The Format cross references their own lyrics a lot, it's one of my favorite things about dog problems, and even the snails EP.

Since you guys are talking about Brand New's D&G record... This might be a dumb question.

Doesn't Defeater's Empty Days album cover resemble BN's album cover without the personages? Defeater do this on purpose?

Originally Posted by NoOneRunsFaster

The Format cross references their own lyrics a lot, it's one of my favorite things about dog problems, and even the snails EP.

Nate kept that with fun. "Some nights I dream of barlights and pretty girls."

"A Praise Chorus" will always be my favorite Jimmy Eat World song. Love it so much.

The title tracks to Suburbia by TWY are all in 6/8 time (or is And Now I'm Nothing more 3/4?), those 2 time signatures still confuse me sometimes.

Either way it's a cool idea- I'm assuming it was planned.

Originally Posted by JordanKTM

The songs One Eight Seven and The Ground Folds by Senses Fail is the same intro in a different key.

due to their limited songwriting capabilities at the time?

Originally Posted by 70x7brandnew

Nate kept that with fun. "Some nights I dream of barlights and pretty girls."

He references the Format a lot in fun. too.
On your Porch: "But now its time to get out of the desert and into the sun."
Some Nights: "Who the fuck wants to die alone all dried up in the desert sun?"

I've always liked how in The Olivia Tremor Control's second record there's a certain melody that's repeated throughout the record, sometimes it's very audible, sometimes it's hidden very far down in the mix.