Meet Me In The Bathroom by The Strokes // 60 Second Music Theory #shorts

Nothing cliche about this song

[makkenji]

Julian: I'm just gonna sing ths same note

Jr: sounds good

[Notkdenben]

The strokes in general, more specifically room on fire and first impressions of earth have such a signature sound that is just so “the strokes”

[sobarr]

I could watch your strokes breakdowns all day. Because I did.

[problemchild]

Noticed they use this often and that’s why I really enjoy them

[Tony-vlws]

One of the best Strokes songs!!!! Thanks for the video:)

[niezyje]

this song has been there for me all throughout highschool ❤️

[sneakking]

Thank you. This has been my favorite strokes song for many years… besides modern age

[iokhufu]

ill be subbing for the nice analysis, hope to hear more of my favorite songs

[Wickedsensations]

tysm ive been requesting this for a while now. I always thought your knolage of theory was amazing have you ever thought about writing an album or something?

[douglascaraballo]

Matty do you have a good source to learn more about the different methods utilized in classical music. In Philosophy you have logical fallacies, and you can study them. I'm having a hard time finding a good source for studying these different classical tools like line cliche etc.

[buddhavskungfu]

Don't they do that a lot in their first album or is it called something else? Like, tension building in the chorus of Hard to Explain.

Anyways, Regina Spektor said she likes how The Strokes use tension and release. I wonder if you can explain how The Strokes releases tension.

[TorqueMonsterAWD]

Interesting, also the lyrics are supposedly about Courtney Love.

[mikenabike]

I always just thought of it as a pedal bass

[xtan]

Does the pre chorus of hard to explain also count as a line cliche?