My Heart Goin’ Boom Ba-da Boom Ba-da Boom Ba-da
(Where Peter Gabriel makes your heart swell on “Solsbury Hill”)
Sure this SongPart and its 7/4 time signature have been around since 1977, but for those of us who don’t care about things that existed before 2006, it’s inextricably linked to a funny fake trailer for a Kubrick movie. LOL.
Price: $.07
Culled from the priceless TuneBits Library of curator Jodi Faye Bullock.
The Goddamn Girl is Paul’s
(Paul and Michael songfight at the end of “The Girl is Mine”)
We at SongParts like to believe that there exist no less than four hours of tape of Paul and Michael riffing on the “you stole my girl but let’s not let it come between us” premise and that these eight bars were the prime cut of the improv sesh. Because somehow, when Michael tells Paul gigglingly that he’s a lover, not a fighter, we believe it.
Price: $1.00
Lovingly handpicked from the CD case of Dave Shumka.
Sneak Peek
A free sample (the tiny spoon is yours to keep) from our forthcoming sister site, FilmParts.tv.
Thanks for the idea, Dan Wineman. You get 5% of the net box stub receipt grosses.
For the Love of God, Someone Please Tell Axl Where We Go Now
(The stinky pits breakdown from Guns N’ Roses “Sweet Child O’ Mine”)
If you’re a drummer, you may recognize at least six different LP (Latin Percussion) blocks put to use by Steven Adler for this SongPart, amid Slash’s “noodling” and Izzy Stradlin’s “heroin use”.
Price: $.15
This Is What We Trained For
(From “One” by Metallica)
Set your anger watch to these precisely timed bouts of rage. It’s a good thing there have already been so many wars—we get the feeling that if wars didn’t exist, Metallica would start one, just to have something to be so goshdarned angry about.
Price: $.13
The Sound of One Synth Clapping
(John Cougar has a little ditty ‘bout “Jack and Diane”)
Can you pump your fist and clap your hands at the same time? You’re gonna need to once you step into this baby. Let that medium-length hair down, it’s gonna be a crazy wait does he say “suckin’ on chili dog”? What the hell, John Cougar?
Price: $.07
Available to SongParts exclusively on loan from the estate of Stephen Klinck.
“German 201: Hospitality Words”
(From “Rock of Ages” by Def Leppard)
Any student of The World’s Seventeenth Best Language* knows that to repeat this phrase on a German’s doorstep obliges them to take you in, feed you porridge, and (if necessary) grease your bicycle chain. And (if necessary) “grease your bicycle chain.”
Thanks to Leppologist Jason Permenter for buffing this one up.
Price: €.14 (+€.05 VAT)
* from “An Accidental Survey of 114 Home Depot Customers”: 2003
Oh Christ Here it Comes
(The “Ooh Wahahaha” break from Disturbed’s “Down with the Sickness”)
When you hear this SongPart, cover your nuts—it’s about to get explodey in here.
Price: $.05
From Shane Adams’ exclusive Hate Screamo Library.
Spicy Mustard
(The dripping hot synth lick from Snoop’s “Drop it Like it’s Hot”)
Related products in the SongParts catalog: Slide Whistle and Bing! Popcorn’s Done.
Price: $.10
Dave’s Barbaric Yawp
(DLR goes for it at the beginning of Van Halen’s “Runnin’ with the Devil.”)
Our customers have found a number of uses for this item:
- Car alarm
- Mosquito repellant
- Enhanced interrogation aid
- Stool softener
The fine folks at Chunklet have made the entire isolated vocal track available as an MP3.
Price: $.12
