Wall for Ditto (page 16)

Yeah, I don’t remember something about you saying you had white hair but I thought it was a joke and then I think I remember someone saying something about it was like a genetic thing so I can’t tell if you’re being serious or joking about that part. also there are Meta glasses, which are something new that would allow me to kind of “” C.

LMAO

OH i also ignore posts in which i can't trust the answer is right for whatever reason. future me's problem

i do the same with active users, but i read a bit more carefully. i also upvote any question that makes me think lol

i usually pick users who i know have good answers and i open all the answers on the first page, read the anser, if it's right i upvote and BA, close the tab and go onto the next

wtf are you referring to

YOU LIAR

btw feel free to shoot me a message on discord about it as i'll definitely be faster to respond there. i'm also pretty curious about what it is lol

Honestly the info you gave me gives me very, very little to work with. In terms of non-soundtrack music, some of the most iconic guitar riffs I can think of are Smoke on the Water, Crazy Train, Black Dog, Back in Black, Master of Puppets, Enter Sandman, Bad to the Bone, Sunshine of Your Love, Iron Man, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Layla, Whole Lotta Love, Beat It, the Trooper, Seven Nation Army and Highway To Hell. Most of those start the song, though they have various tempos and not all of them are what seems to be a medium uptempo like you seem to be describing. Too lazy to count how many of them are eight notes, but I doubt most of them are. The beginning of the guitar solo in Free Bird has become increasingly popular in the past couple years as well, but not really a riff (though to someone who doesn't know much about music, a riff and a lick are the same thing), and Queen's Another One Bites the Dust and Under Pressure have incredibly iconic riffs, but they're played by the bass and not guitar. The only thing that I think meets everything you mentioned is the guitar lick at the end of the solo in Buddy Holly by Weezer, about 2:10 into the song.

As far as game soundtracks, there's not a whole lot I can think of off the top of my head with iconic guitar riffs. As far as Nintendo, New Age Retro Hippie from Earthbound has a distinct guitar opening (that copies an opening Chuck Berry used in a lot of his songs, namely Johnny B. Goode), and Natural Killer Cyborg from Mother 3 is pretty guitar heavy (though it's a more obscure one). Can't think of many other Nintendo soundtrack music that's guitar heavy. Some of my personal favorite guitar focused tracks are Plantera from Terraria, and They Might As Well Be Dead, I Should Build the Man a Statue and You're Gonna Need A Bigger Ukulele, all from the Risk of Rain 2 soundtrack.

I know I mean last time I was on here I was younger lol I don’t really know how long it’s been since I was on here. I’m thinking at least a year. If you’ve already gone past your sophomore year or 10th grade, then you’re actually older than I thought you were for some reason I keep placing your own 15 or so. I guess we both like tomorrow.