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Wow, I thought I was going to end up on a rand about plagiarism and unoriginality, but there were some great songs in there... So instead it made me wonder how those chords got so deeply ingrained into the collective subconscious. I could almost consciously write a song in that progression as a... more
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Rated by nikki08 on Jul 28, 5:34am
that's pretty impressive
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Rated by Mechakitten on Jun 22, 10:29am
Interesting... birdplane? huh?
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Reviewed by beckysue2009 on Jun 12, 9:06am
They're not "lifted" from something else. That's not the point. The point is what was explained. "There are only so many combinations of notes that a musician can use."
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Rated by anhonestdirector on May 10 2009, 12:35pm
i liked it
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Rated by venetianmusician on Apr 22 2009, 5:54pm
I thought it was brilliantly done ;-)
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Rated by dread on Apr 12 2009, 4:57pm
we already know that muscians are influenced to a larger or smaller degree by everything they ever heard, unless they are some kind of genius like beethoven. this clip adds nothing new. try looking at oasis, and comparing their riffs to everything from the beatles to the sex pistols. almost all are lifted from somewhere else.
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Reviewed by xCronSx on Mar 16 2009, 4:37pm
mark'd
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Reviewed by ric1b on Mar 02 2009, 9:47am
Birdplane at the end is their own song! lolz