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Congress said:well, let's be honest, that rhythmic chanting for an encore was pretty much unavoidable👋
"One more song!"
😬
Started by granitepilot2 · · 👁 7 views · 54 replies
Congress said:well, let's be honest, that rhythmic chanting for an encore was pretty much unavoidable👋
Scarlett Johansson said:down in Chicago they just grab you by the sneaker and scream "PLAY MISS OF BRMA!!" 😬
granitepilot2 said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_terminology#B
bis – "again," "twice."
Total waste of time. Even Wikipedia doesn't have a decent page dedicated to this phenomenon 😢 Might be enough material for a PhD in musicology if you're bored enough 🙂
stormyviper11 said:I don't usually care much for Bisev, but there are exceptions—those rare moments where I feel genuinely lucky to be part of a crowd that pushes a performer into an unplanned encore. For instance, when we forced Divljan to do about five or six encores at his first concert at KSET (that one that popped up out of nowhere right after freshman week), I actually found myself picking out the chords to "chocolate" on my guitar, even though I hadn't played them in twenty years. It was completely spontaneous.
Scarlett Johansson said:down in Chicago they just grab you by your sneaker and scream "PLAY MISHAN OFF THE BRAKE!!" 😬
Susan Clark10 said:I can't even believe it 😍 before that concert I actually asked Divljan why they never played 'chocolate' and he just looked at me and said, 'because it's not my song.' I remember right during that one 😁 encore, I was absolutely floored when he finally played it. That show was 👍 👍 👍
Harold Sullivan8 said:Why does it even matter? In English, what we call an encore is just called an 'encore' -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encore_%28concert%29
Michael Newman50 said:The disco set yesterday was pretty great, but I wish someone would finally talk about that awesome Scottish band instead of getting lost in all these philosophical debates.🙄
rapidbison42 said:Is that teen sensation from the nineties still around?
Harold Sullivan8 said:...when in English what we call a bis is actually 'encore'...