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Showing posts with label Musical Similarities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Musical Similarities. Show all posts
Thursday, October 11, 2018
Song similarities
The sort of synth ominous 4-6 or so note chord progression (totally making up the term) from Bishop Briggs' Hallowed Ground reminds me of Simon Says by Pharoahe Monch.
Friday, September 15, 2017
Musical similarities are following me... through the streets
This time, the stalker is:
Coming Home - Leon Bridges
and
Be Your Man - Moses Jordan
See - or rather, hear:
Coming Home - Leon Bridges
and
Be Your Man - Moses Jordan
See - or rather, hear:
Point made. Over and out.
Monday, July 3, 2017
Even more musical similarities
The song Sunny by Boney M was featured in the series River. The tune seemed so familiar. Where from? I knew the similar song was featured in the film Hitch so that was the spark for finding this similarity.
In the first 30 seconds of Sunny, (the first 45 or so in this clip) the tune which we also find prominently in Ooh Wee appears.
In the first 30 seconds of Sunny, (the first 45 or so in this clip) the tune which we also find prominently in Ooh Wee appears.
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Delusions involving The Cure
I might be delusional, but I noticed some similarities between songs by The Cure and other artists! For the second time in the last hour. Don't blame me, blame iTunes Genius who made the playlist! Although, they didn't put "Guilty as charged" in the playlist - probably because I didn't have a copy in my library...
The first 15 seconds of "In Between Days" by The Cure sounds like the theme(starting at 08 seconds) in "Modern Man by Arcade Fire.
Funy enough the particular part of "In Between days" is at 08 seconds!
Also they just have a simliar undertone.
The first 15 seconds of "In Between Days" by The Cure sounds like the theme(starting at 08 seconds) in "Modern Man by Arcade Fire.
Funy enough the particular part of "In Between days" is at 08 seconds!
Also they just have a simliar undertone.
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