Pachelbel Rant
 

lol if you havent seen this before give it a watch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM

wow, that is really scary. We just talked about this today in theory class. Yeah it is funny. biggrin:

Go PSU.

ps. I was there. The guy was hilarious.

Thats fkd up, now all the songs I listen to will have pachelbel too oOo:

LOL ya. I was talking to somebody just last week about music, and I mentioned the fact that pretty much all music uses Canon in D to some extent. A lot of mainstream rap music uses the same progression.

A lot of those were transposed. Same progression but totally different tones to each of the songs.

no fucking kidding. Almost everything you know is transposed when performed by another person/group. All the guitar tabs are different as well.

oOo:

calmdown:

I meant same progression but different tones in the origional songs when they're in their origional keys.

eek: he seems like a funny guy.

you make no sense.

Agreed. This is very true. I hear that same progression everywhere. But then again you can find the same progressions of tons of artists throughout music. I-IV-V and certain blues progressions are freakin everywhere.

It's a falling third progression with inserted chords.

I - V - vi - iii - IV - I - IV - V - (I)

Thats pretty funny. I play guitar (drums in my band) But dont know much about theory wish I knew it though.

Music theory isn't my strong suit either...heh heh.

Speaking of songs that sound alike, I was listening to "Jesus of Suburbia" by Green Day a while ago (don't ask me why, I can't tell you) and I noticed a familiar progression. Then it dawned on me..."That's fucking 'On With The Show' by Motley Crue!"

I slapped in the "Too Fast for Love" CD and sure enough, the opening riff progression is almost identical to that part in "Jesus...".

Fucking leeches.

Meh what mainstream stuff hasn't been used before?

Just like back in the 70's all bands use to do is play each other's songs hah.

True, but this was so blatant! The melody was identical.

If I was in Green Day, I'd do a Jesus of Suburbia/On With The Show medley. biggrin:

that "canon" type progression is used in all those 50's style doo-wop songs, ie: C Am F G

[quote="Eight Ace":81afb]that "canon" type progression is used in all those 50's style doo-wop songs, ie: C Am F G[/quote:81afb]yep!