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____no5 said:
Slayer day today, played from all of their albums on Apple Music. I noticed that when you press the tag for lyrics it's noted who is doing which solo.

In. Real. Time.

Slayer -Angel of Death -5 alternating solos are indicated in real time, as you listen them! :yes: @Jer
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Iron Maiden -The Parchment -6 solos and 3 guitarists. No indication of solos whatsoever, except the 3 dots to indicate a music passage.

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Coming back to Slayer, I listened for first time Diabolus in Musica from start to end. Really really liked it. They sound so different in this one.
Apparently Kerry King has different opinion:

That's the one record that I really paid not enough attention to because I was really bitter about what kind of music was popular. I thought it was, was very frat boy stuff, and maybe that's why it was popular, I don't know. So Diabolus didn't get as much attention from me because, you know, we didn't stay in focus. Looking back we were just saying, "alright, how do we make Slayer fit into today's society?" But, that's probably my least favorite record of our history. That's our Turbo [laughs].[29]

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I wish Amazon Music would list lead credits like that!

NP:
Kreator- Enemy of God
 
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____no5 said:
Makes sense. Definitely that's why. I don't remember that at all.

@terrell39 what about lyrics appearing real time, does Amazon Music offer that?
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Yes but if it is a long song broken up into different chapters or segments (like a side long song), it won't show on x ray lyrics that you have gone from 1 section to the next.
 
terrell39 said:
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Apple Music does that with the three dots for instrumental sections or solos, but what about titles like LP long titles Tull's Thick as a Brick or Manowar's Achilles in 8 parts? Let's find out:

Interesting. When you go through quickly, there' nothing, you cannot tell when a part ends and another starts, for both samples. Not even dots between them.
But when you actually listen to the song, the three dots appear indicating a change of section.

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NP: Jethro Tull -Thick as a Brick. One of the absolute masterpieces of Classic Rock and a top5 album all genres included.


The Poet and the Painter
Casting shadows on the water
As the sun plays on the infantry
Returning from the sea
The do-er and the thinker
No allowance for the other
As the failing light illuminates
The mercenary′s creed
The home fire burning
The kettle almost boiling
But the master of the house Is far away
The horses stamping
Heir warm breath clouding In the sharp and frosty morning
Of the day
And the poet lifts his pen
While the soldier sheaths his sword
And the youngest of the family Is moving with authority
Building castles by the sea
He dares the tardy tide
To wash them all aside, oh
The cattle quietly grazing
At the grass down by the river
Where the swelling mountain water
Moves onward to the sea
The builder of the castles
Renews the age-old purpose
And contemplates the milking girl
Whose offer is his need
The young men of the household
Have all gone into service
And are not to be expected
For a year The innocent young master
Thoughts moving ever faster
Has formed the plan
To change the man he seems
And the poet sheaths his pen
While the soldier lifts his sword
And the oldest of the family Is moving with authority
Coming from across the sea
He challenges the son
Who puts him to the run
 
RIP Jerry Lee Lewis AKA The Killer (September 29, 1935 – October 28, 2022)
Why The Killer? Well, listen below song and you'll know why ;) Actually that Live is one of the greatest if not THE greatest ever.

High School Confidential.

Live at the Star Club is a 1964 live album by rock and roll pianist and singer Jerry Lee Lewis, accompanied by the Nashville Teens. The album was recorded at the Star-Club in Hamburg, West Germany on April 5, 1964. It is regarded by many music journalists as one of the greatest rock and roll albums ever, noted for its hard-hitting energy and Lewis' wild stage presence.[1][5][6][7][8]
 
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