That influence was more harmonic: I learned juicier chord progressions.
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Leonard particularly uses chord progressions that seem classical in shape.
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The chord progressions on these two songs are blissful and emotional, respectively.
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And Brian is unchallenged when it comes to chord progressions and harmonies.
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I don't know anybody who creates chords and progressions like David does.
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There are refinements and progressions on what was already a good product.
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In the early days, this is how they remembered the chord progressions.
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The best Beatle melodies are simple if original progressions braced with pungent lyrics.
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Progressions in Weinstein's trial will be in the news for months to come.
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We will make those progressions, but right now this is where we're starting.
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" Says Deborah: "I feel confident with the age-progressions that [Lisa] will be recognized.
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By now, we're used to hearing of Beyoncé's life progressions in beautifully-packaged announcements.
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We've made so many amazing progressions with gay rights, gender inclusivity and self-expression.
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We like the same sorts of melodies and chord progressions, so we gel like that.
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Do you sometimes wish you would just be asked about songwriting or, like, chord progressions?
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To the contrary, he simply goes through his progressions, looking to make the easy pass.
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Or he'll get wrapped up talking about the chord progressions of Beatles and Genesis songs.
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All of the detuned pads and unexpected chord progressions always send me to another place.
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Feldman devoted those first few months to Newton's passing fundamentals, to footwork and mechanics and progressions.
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They create the chord progressions, master the riffs, and add in the beats and instrumental sounds.
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The chord progressions, the melodies, I think that we went in with a good base, right?
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Bobby and Lara's pending separation allows for fascinating and unseemly progressions in each of their characters.
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It's tough for two reasons: The chord progressions are played fast, and they're in three keys.
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Sure, you've got your simple letter or sound addition or subtraction themes, or your vowel progressions.
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The idea that gave rise to these pieces was an idea around chords and chord progressions.
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Ultimately, McQuater is able to balance the personal and the impersonal, linear progressions, and dream logic.
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The new music has a distinctly 80s feel, utilizing classic-sounding synth arpeggiation and foreboding chord progressions.
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Every song courses with exactly the right blend of angsty teenage drama and perfectly chosen chord progressions.
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But as Mr Bolt demonstrated a decade ago in his signature event, record progressions aren't always linear.
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Eden (Sydney Sweeney) may be dead, but her presence looms over all the progressions of the finale.
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Spanning for seasons and straddling decades, these shows have seen us through many cultural progressions and changes.
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Agnew's doubled guitar tones and inventive chord progressions singlehandedly made him the Brian Wilson of OC punk.
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He shapes poignant characters with lilting right-hand melodies while forging rich harmonic progressions with the left.
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There were some blues progressions buried in what they did and they played some Rolling Stones covers.
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Ultimately, Black Room is able to balance the personal and the impersonal, linear progressions, and dream logic.
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Nobody likes a sea of uncertainty, so normal progressions with nominal change is clearly the better route.
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Like vibranium, cobalt is essential for furthering technological progressions — the rare mineral is used to make rechargeable batteries.
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The game is also looking for chord progressions — simple patterns that fit into four- or eight-bar sections.
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The temptation to go back over and over to attempt a perfect run of progressions can be irresistible.
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I love figuring out tricky progressions, chord voicings, harmonies ... that sort of dorky stuff, no matter what genre.
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If you listed to the Ramones or the Misfits, it's classic 50s chord progressions, except with buzzsaw guitars.
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Borrowing from classical, folk, and jazz, riffing across unpredictable chord progressions and time signatures, Genesis electrified European audiences.
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Now it's showing off concepts that feel like natural progressions of what the company has on the market.
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Training the network on classical piano, for example, yielded some uncannily cohesive chord progressions in the researchers' testing.
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With its strung-out vocals and twisting, climbing chord progressions, "Needed Me" is Rihanna at her absolute best.
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Heaving funk progressions from a fretless bass mingled with tabla percussion and sustained vocal tones of pristine calm.
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I still have a feel for the chord progressions from back then, and that makes my music sound older.
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Each of their romantic progressions feels earned, because we've seen how their worst selves have capsized the relationship before.
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You can hear it, too, in the track's muscular progressions and turnarounds, and Acosta's alternately delicate and defiant falsetto.
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"We haven't walked into some huge organization and had to crawl through the progressions and the politics," he says.
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He's seeing the double team a lot more so he knows what his reads are, what his progressions are.
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When I listen to it, I focus on his chord progressions and how delicate he is really makes it.
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He's big and he moves well, but last year he was slow reading progressions and skittish in the pocket.
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It's just a matter of him going through his progressions and getting the ball to the right people on time.
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You earn Overdrive power by completing progressions, and get reduced points for simply using the same pattern over and over.
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There are melodies or chord progressions that will emerge out of these songs that stop me dead in my tracks.
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Fetty Wap - "Jealous"PnB Rock - "Alone" Josef Leimberg Snopp Dogg - "Pimp Slapp'd" Josef Leimberg - "Interstellar Universe"Josef Leimberg - "Astral Progressions"
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Kisser and Cavalera's guitar progressions have a vivid narrative quality before the song breaks down into a tribal protest jam.
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Gentle acoustic guitars collide with an ultra-smooth soft rock groove, with jazzy chord progressions hitting all the sweet spots.
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Speaking of romantic progressions: Alice and Payton are back together, after Alice heroically outsmarts a lie detector to exonerate him.
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The Memphis spread also included real route combos and progressions not too distant from what he'll do in the NFL.
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My turmeric selzer tingles like the orchestral progressions around us as we speak about the fluidity of collaborating with Reider.
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It's unclear whether Holmes studied or knew about the neurobiological progressions that distort our perceptions, but she used them to perfection.
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That knowledge gives each of the movie's dismal progressions, each of its lives wasted behind bars, the heavy weight of reality.
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The mystical, quietly haunting progressions in the first movement of the Symphony No. 5 show Mr. Branca at his most beguiling.
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The harmonic progressions in Monteverdi's madrigals challenged conventions of the time and prompted an attack from the conservative theorist Giovanni Artusi.
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"I wanted to conflate really aggressive music with sugary pop progressions and textures to create this psycho scribble," Lopatin told Hirway.
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Even The Bachelor's language of love is expressed in clear-cut progressions, timed to culminate in an "I love you" during hometowns.
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Before digitisation, mixing records in a nightclub was a technical discipline as difficult to master as learning chord progressions on a guitar.
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And we have ha-- we haven't walked into some huge organization, had to claw through the progressions and the politics that went.
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In all, she created 2600 paintings that are divided into series and further subdivided into groups, with numbered and often pictorial progressions.
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So art and money came together: Never again, it seemed, would routine blues progressions, hair metal, or corporate pap rule the charts.
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During his previous stints in Miami and Cleveland, James has orchestrated his teams' half-court offenses like a quarterback going through progressions.
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He has observed, incidentally, that Latin music and the Hebrew-school music he grew up with share similar distinct minor-chord progressions.
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You'll make a lot of chord progressions by accident, and the crowd remains ecstatic even if you don't get a single one right.
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Sex and the City provided a model for an intimate female friendship that persisted throughout adulthood and wasn't pushed aside by romantic progressions.
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My top pick is "3 Balls," a dubby tune with great chord progressions that can definitely rock dance floors all over the world.
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Historical (we prefer to say ahistorical) progressions in the human species have lead us to this moment where we either mutate or disintegrate.
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The weightless ballad has the kind of strong melody and emotive chord progressions that Diane Warren would've killed for in 1997, and lemin.
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They made the surrounding digits less stiff, to ensure that the robot could also play progressions that were soft and slurred, or legato.
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There was a mindfulness in this music — not least in its quiet, unpredictable final progressions — that consistently encouraged a state of active attention.
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The figure is riff-like and although the changes are not conventional blues progressions, I tried to retain the flavor of the blues.
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The now-mandated workshop educates coaches on concussion protocols and new tackling progressions, which teaches players to tackle with the front, chest and shoulder.
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There is the more geometric stuff, which uses a lot of repetition (shapes and curves) and plays with optics using fairly precise geometric progressions.
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On a technical level, we can look at its chord progressions and melody and identify a few reasons why the song is so beloved.
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"Wanna Be Us" is a I to V movement in C major, one of the most basic progressions you can play on a piano.
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While the low end pummels away, the track's real sense of frenzy comes from jazz-like synth progressions that send it lurching through space.
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For much more with Carter on everything from his favorite chord progressions to his favorite gift he's ever received, listen to the full podcast.
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"Smooth" is absolutely the word for 24K Magic, glistening with 80s-styled Yamaha DX7 keyboard patches, lush vocals, and complex quiet storm chord progressions.
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In addition to making Leona a star, the song also introduced Ryan Tedder's signature simple chord progressions and blatant heartstring-pulling production to pop.
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"Erased The Night" employs the 80s synth pop styles you might find on John Hughes soundtrack, heavy on soaring synths and melodramatic chord progressions.
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The lyrics are tied to particular body parts, while the music flaunts its jazzy chord progressions, devious melodies, odd meters and cleverly interlocking patterns.
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The tape's biggest song was "Finna," a high-octane tune that bounced between detailing her life's progressions and prepping the world for her ascension.
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So to read that Markle, back in 2014, was perfectly content, too, is an important reminder that happiness isn't only achieved through royal romantic progressions.
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He'll see more press-man coverage and obvious passing situations (the Chiefs have yet to trail this year), forcing him to work deeper into progressions.
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I can come up with chord progressions, melodies and so on quite quickly, but producing the right sounds to work with is the challenging part.
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Sheeran claims the alleged similarities between the 2 jams are simply because the chord progressions and drum patterns are "extremely commonplace" in the music world.
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Even Mac DeMarco has been influenced by the genre, infusing its smooth and silky chord progressions into his own blend of hazy sleaze-rock bliss.
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The piano roll-like progressions of minor synth tones color the mood throughout, all converging to form a spooky and satisfying metronome for Mike's words.
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They move through harmonic progressions with scientific curiosity and patience, but also with an intensity of feeling that keeps excruciating and releasing, over and over.
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These sci-fi shows are getting at big questions like that using progressions like robots and time travel — and each show has a different answer.
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His latest single, "The Sky," is ostensibly an R&B track, powered by one of those flamenco-ish acoustic guitar chord progressions that ooze tension.
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It's clearly of their own scene—the jazz chord progressions and clipped Fender guitars are pure J-rock—and one couldn't ask for better international spokespeople.
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With time, demand, and further progressions, drones began to be used for a variety of purposes, and newer models, sizes and prototypes were manufactured and produced.
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They can shutter any diplomatic progressions taking place between Canada and Gilead (which, according to Fred, include border security and extradition of "illegal immigrants," aka refugees).
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Through it all, our unnamed narrator will prove a trusty guide, providing the historical and geopolitical context necessary to understand each of the show's dramatic progressions.
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The iPhone is the sum of all those parts and more; the zagging combination of ideas and imaginations, of design and labor, of progressions and exploitations.
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Stafford moving through his full progressions will be critical to the low-key Ewing Theory logic that's been floated about Johnson by everyone—including Johnson himself.
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It's what opens the door, allowing you to appreciate the subtleties of her songwriting: the off-kilter production flourishes, the unexpected chord progressions, the inspired imagery.
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And "Singularity" is full of familiar-sounding chord progressions arranged in irregular patterns, so that you are never quite sure when the next change is coming.
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Levels appear to have dimensions or progressions that did not seem at all apparent from the outset—making them very difficult to comprehend or mentally map.
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And that's the best thing about them—not how good the chord progressions are on Blue (or whatever it is that dads like about that album).
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Oneohtrix Point Never hews closely to the studio versions of his music (a technical feat); Boards of Canada recasts its loops and transposes its chord progressions.
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"Despacito" and other popular songs like it give us something to feel even if we don't know what's happening the melody, the chord progressions, or the words.
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These individuals divide their time according to the Gregorian Calendar, marking life's progressions in terms of seasons and days of the week — not by Game of Thrones.
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"There's so many different ways of making something that is not totally abstract, and does make sense, without just following classic chord patterns and progressions," he says.
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His exhibition Progressions opened at the Forest Lawn Museum' California' in 22010 and featured a range of 234 gouache works from his schooldays up to the present.
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Surfing the border between psychedelia and modern Trance—the slightly detuned synth chord progressions and repetitive percussive pattern made this one of my favorite tracks for Burning Man.
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He visited me on each of my three days at the hospital, bringing me books and updating me on the small progressions he'd made on the Obama bust.
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However I am nowhere near the jazz geniuses some of these artists are, and I couldn't possibly have come up with their melodies and progressions if I tried.
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At the end of last season, two progressions occurred in Midge and Joel's relationship: They sleep together, and he recognizes that she is very, very talented at comedy.
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The drones undulate in slow motion beneath rippling dark folk chord progressions, and her black-eyed, breathy vocals whisper wine-stained secrets about sex, death, love, and flesh.
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Do you feel that a generation growing up on video game music and R&B is more open to explore with jazzier, more sophisticated chord progressions and harmonies?
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"Don't march up in your discerning shoes," she admonishes in "Good Lava," but she still favors too many Wayne Shorterish chord progressions to truly suit the easily impressed.
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I warm up with spider walks for five minutes and then work on G to D to A to C chord progressions until my fingers start to hurt.
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It irks me when Western music theory nerds talk about how chord progressions in a song are 'wrong,' or when music from outside of the West is exoticised.
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In his REmediation series, Luis Hidalgo explores the idea that new types of media aren't created in a vacuum and are instead progressions of older media, technologies, and operations.
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The defendants said Wolfe was a songwriter-for-hire who had no copyright claim, and that the chord progressions were so clichéd that they did not deserve copyright protection.
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I actually called up Caroline [Polachek] from Chairlift and had her come by the studio, because she's really good with jazzy progressions, and this was kind of jazzier song.
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With a focus on European and American postwar art in general, and minimalism in particular, for its inaugural exhibition, Mignoni Gallery hosted Donald Judd: Progressions, which closed in December.
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Cardiologists are familiar with patients who may present similar symptoms — whether it's shortness of breath, dizziness, or fatigue — but whose disease origins, progressions and outcomes are not the same.
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They started sharing thoughts—chord progressions, basic structures, rough ideas—over email and text threads last spring, but things were vague until they got into the studio with Monahan.
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I do think there are changes, there have been progressions in terms of the percentage of women in the decision-making roles, I think we can still do better.
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She's known for her ambling, conversational flow and for kicking around heavy subjects like abortion and gun violence in a light, almost childlike voice, often over gospel-driven chord progressions.
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The trustee had argued that "Stairway" and "Taurus" had similar chord progressions, and that Page may have written "Stairway" after hearing "Taurus" while Led Zeppelin and Spirit were touring together.
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Others like "Sayonara The Japanese Farewell Song" lean more heavily on the jazz progressions of Hosono's earlier material, with tropical percussive lines designed to emphasize the textural aspects of cultural difference.
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In that regard, reducing a Björk song down to just guitar or piano would be doing them a disservice because their chord progressions are usually implied and not easy to extract.
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I lay there staring out the window at Charon's and Pluto's relationships and watching their slow progressions against one another and the discernible differences and movements between the two of them.
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The songs are dancehall tracks distilled to their bare essentials, with the music rarely consisting of more than a plasticized synth line of buttery chord progressions and a spare bass drum.
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He notices whether a quarterback taps the ball while going through his progressions, if he keeps his other hand on it or if he holds it loosely, like a soda can.
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We'd had enough of those four band bills of punk bands banging out the same two or three chord progressions on their electric guitars, regurgitating that same format over and over again.
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Radiohead picked up chord progressions (like the pivotal bit of "Sexy Sadie" in "Karma Police"), instrument sounds and ideas on structure from the band, even as it completely inverted its 1960s optimism.
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Verging on architecture, "By the Yard" (which has wonderful areas of coarse, crazed embroidery) and "Passengers" almost require wedging yourself between the panels to see the four-sided progressions of linked images.
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Why certain chord progressions and not others sound intrinsically sentimental is an abiding mystery, but whether due to mere pattern recognition or underlying properties of music and human cognition, the phenomenon is real.
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Losing again wouldn't just hurt our characters' progressions—it stood to put a chill on our interest in the game entirely, perhaps packing it away in favor of something lighter next game day.
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Is it more challenging to create subtly evolving ambient tracks for underscore to evoke emotion and tension in the viewer, rather than up front '80s-style synth arpeggiated progressions a la Stranger Things?
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Where trance and rave pastiche in recent club music often emphasizes dramatic melodic progressions, LaBeija uses just two chords and a dembow beat here, evoking the compositional styles of, say, punk and gabber.
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But whenever I try to use it as the soundtrack for some dull administrative task, Ms. Aftab's weaving of electric guitar lines, synth progressions and vocal melodies ends up commanding my undivided attention.
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Each song was stripped of its melody and lyrics so that only chord progressions were left and the results couldn't be skewed by other associations to the songs that listeners might have had.
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The hyperversatile McGuire has made an impressive career out of uncommon progressions, having first entered the avant-garde's consciousness in the 1980s as the propulsive bass player in no-wave pioneers Liquid Liquid.
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Joe Espada, the Yankees' third-base coach, said he keeps the complexity of his signs to a minimum, preferring to change the sequence or touches in his progressions rather than to add new ones.
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Utah hovers near the top of the league in the percentage of their attack that's devoted to hand-offs and cuts, progressions that stab defenses from all sorts of angles and through various avenues.
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The piece Funtwo played with mounting dexterity was an exceedingly difficult rock arrangement of Pachelbel's "Canon," the composition from the turn of the 18th century known for solemn chord progressions and overexposure at weddings.
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Emily is not exactly prog metal, per se, but Spalding certainly flirts with the form by mixing hard funk-rock with geeky jazz fusion elements like winding, chromatic chord progressions and flashy rhythmic shifts.
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Before the mid-'80s, the boxes, stacks, and progressions were usually painted in one or two colors, with each unit (whether one color or two) identical in size and shape to all the others.
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At the 2016 trial, Led Zeppelin's lawyers argued that what little the two songs had in common — similar chord progressions and a descending chromatic scale — had popped up in music for over 300 years.
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The thing these things both have in common is they're both refinements in some ways or progressions of what the original games are trying to do, but they're not burdened with expectation of scale.
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As he responded to the young man at the town hall event who called for a government takeover of the system Friday, he noted that progressions in civil, labor and LGBTQ rights have come gradually.
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Meanwhile, Sigur Rós' distinctive musical progressions built and receded in tandem with the light orb, which cast down a range of colors and visual patterns, recalling everything from a firing neuron to a birthing planet.
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The few intriguing narrative progressions—John's bid for county sheriff, youngest son Kevin Rayburn's battle with abuse and financial turmoil—were muddled by dull, Danny-centric flashbacks and hackneyed hallucinations plaguing a guilt-riddled John.
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Yachty's material on Lil Boat (and Summer Songs 2) bucked that convention by adopting major-key chord progressions, as produced and composed primarily by the Good Perry, who Yachty has apparently fallen out with since.
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The chord progression that makes up the entirety of the song came to be called the "Coltrane changes"; it's known across the musical world as one of the most challenging chord progressions to improvise over.
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There's a sweetness to heartbreak that is hard to pinpoint, and even harder to explain, but it exists in the blissful chord progressions and simple, crushing phrases that fill every corner of Snail Mail's Lush.
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With its sampled recordings of political rallies and a ubiquitous feeling of despair conjured by icy, grime-influenced synths, apocalyptic bass growls and minor chord progressions, it's perhaps her most hard-hitting release to date.
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In counterpoint to the rhythmic repetition of Davis, Evertz threads the tonal (or harmonic) progressions of gray (the tapering bands) through the bands of varying widths and unvarying color, from muted hues to saturated tints.
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Actually, thinking about it now, one of the best callbacks to — and even progressions of — the original series comes when Harry confronts a portrait of Dumbledore like it's actually his former mentor in the flesh.
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If Four Weddings and a Funeral were set today, for example, Charles (Hugh Grant) would instantly follow Carrie (Andie MacDowell) on Instagram and not be surprised by her life progressions at each of their wedding reunions.
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With a twang of fingerpicked, bossa nova-esque guitar, album-opener "Rock-A-Bye My Baby" set the tone for an LP of jazz progressions and folky instrumentation with '60s surf-pop songwriting at its core.
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This 8.5-hour class goes over the nitty-gritty of music theory, from major and minor scales to chord progressions, pentatonic scales, and modulation — knowledge that will come in very handy when you're making electronic music.
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Not in a plagiaristic way, but just literally copying the feel of something and understanding where that comes from, and why certain chord progressions make you feel this way and others make you feel another way.
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The broken-beat alias of one of my fave producers, Madlib, this is another one with crazy bass-lines... The brazilian inspired rhythms and chord progressions with Madlib textures, this track makes you feel like your floating.
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Its rhythm and uplifting chord progressions are tailor made to make you put your arms up, spill your drink down the back of your own top, and sway gracelessly from side-to-side like a deflating airdancer.
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Thankfully, we no longer live in a world where a single dominant art movement is there to ride ahead of or overturn — there are hundreds, if not thousands, of simultaneous styles and progressions within our myriad culture.
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Yeezy's aggressive and egocentric rhymes collide with Death Cab's sad-sack minor chord progressions and Ben Gibbard's calming voice to produce something that's fun to listen to and a bit more upbeat than the average DCFC record.
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But the fusion of disparate stylistic influences is far more pronounced on Astral Progressions, a process that Leimburg feels is an integral part of keeping jazz music fresh, while simultaneously staying true to his eclectic musical identity.
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On tracks like "Love song" and "Happiness is a butterfly," she puts simple piano arrangements and Carpenters- and Carole King-esque chord progressions to work in service of minutely observed personal narratives about relationships and fleeting satisfaction.
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The very best of Jia's multi-chapter narratives depict conflicts that could have occurred only between the characters involved; they feel less like products of a writer's calculated planning and more like natural progressions of singular, modern lives.
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It is fun and accessible, too: visitors can strum electric guitars, learn chord progressions, remix songs in a studio or sing karaoke to "Got My Mojo Working" (popularised by Waters) or "Wang Dang Doodle" (a hit for Koko Taylor).
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Combine the racing, blast-beat intensity of black and death metal with the soaring progressions of post-rock, shoegaze, and dream pop, and you've pretty much got the idea—however hard that may be to wrap your head around.
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He's a key reference for someone like Kamasi Washington, but his impact is as apparent in the electronic-jazz meld of someone like Anenon, or Josef Leimberg, whose new LP, Astral Progressions, reads like a nod to Sanders' importance.
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Clinical, metallic, sharp, agile, the album is antiseptic and atmospheric simultaneously, keyed to a set of wobbly drum machines under techno synthesizers clicking and sliding around in minimal progressions that provide chord color without quite coalescing into solid hooks.
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But if you're the kind of person who thinks that your love for this music gives you the right to abuse other people whose background or skin color or gender or chord progressions offend you, you are unworthy of black metal.
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Across 59 minutes of graceful tremolos and mathy, melodic chord progressions, the San Francisco-founded five-piece stretched black metal to its limits, held together by frontman George Clarke's howling vocals and a general adherence to the genre's rhythmic sensibilities.
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Those elements start with his guitar playing: a trebly tone; careful trills and tremolo; short melodic figures cutting across the simple chord progressions; his weaving around the playing of the band's other guitarist, Nick Millevoi, building up toward dramatic peaks.
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It would be a few months before the crowd was able to learn the lyrics and sing along, but the chugging guitar progressions combined with Taberski's boundless stage presence was enough to get the room nodding and moshing along that night.
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For a sufficiently large subset of integers — one that mathematicians describe as having a positive density — it is possible to find arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions, which are sequences like 3, 7, 19913, 15 where the numbers are equally spaced apart.
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These progressions are most richly at work in a blue turquin marble side table that is one of Gouthière's masterpieces and, having previously belonged to J. Pierpont Morgan, was acquired by Henry Clay Frick for his future museum in 1915.
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Kocienda, who spent 15 years at Apple, including a stint as the principal software engineer for the iPhone, said on "Squawk Box " there's a sort of "ebb and flow" to progressions in technology and the paradigm shifts often take a while.
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" Madonna said Gaga's song sounded "familiar" and felt "reductive," but Gaga insisted she didn't intentionally reference the Madonna anthem, telling NME in 2011: "If you put the songs next to each other, side by side, the only similarities are the chord progressions.
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Chord progressions that seem to be built for vocal interventions go unbothered—take the "Strangers"-like rise at the top of the chorus—and Goldstein's vocals are given no superiority in the mix over strummed acoustic guitars, soft slides, or muffled horns.
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Even as it begins to rear its head here in America as a source for eclectic samples and chord progressions, current interpretations pale in comparison to the sound of the genre's originators, whose music remains as accessible as ever on streaming platforms.
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Through trial and error, he stumbled onto triads, later reading up on progressions and learning the importance of the clave, the five-beat pattern that provides the foundation for a range of Afro-Cuban styles including the mambo and the cha-cha.
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The band recently released their Cosmic Control EP, a three track project that showcases the group's love for intricate chord progressions and groove, with frontwoman Hayley Lynch offering vocals that are a cross between Kaiyote's Naomi Saalfield and Amy Winehouse circa Frank.
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There were plaintive, open-landscape chord progressions followed by eager, dashing piano solos, and then a ballad of sighing harmonies sung with his sister, Elena Pinderhughes, a standout flutist and vocalist who made a few cameo appearances that nearly stole the show.
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The British monarch's 21707 years on the throne were marked by three major progressions: The development of the two-party Parliamentary system, England's involvement in the War of the Spanish Succession, and union with Scotland in 21710 (which is not depicted in the film).
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The warm, sparse guitar plucking and pedal steel blush complement his mystic stolidity; the chord progressions move with the placidity of trickling streams and shine like dew on leaves in the morning sun ("Writing" sounds like the pastoral scene in a 19th-century opera).
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If you search for a football team's name, for instance, you'll get some pictures of coaches looking constipated or furious, a great many shots of quarterbacks going through their progressions and running backs plunging off tackle, and a few cheesecake-y photos of cheerleaders.
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The music, almost all of it produced by her invaluable collaborator Phoelix, is filled with the chord progressions of jazz and R&B, elaborately casual beats that always seem to be taking their time, and glimmering keyboards and warm synthesizer tones that echo Stevie Wonder.
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I think the main reason there's been such a sustained cry of disappointment over "The Bells" is that Game of Thrones seems to be a show that had the resources and the budgetary freedom to give us realistic pacing and more natural character progressions.
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His band was called Blink-2182, and he had formed it with his friend Mark Hoppus, who shared his obsession with punk—and, in particular, with pop-punk, a seeming oxymoron that was in fact a subgenre, known for simple chord progressions and memorable tunes.
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Keating is not concerned with trying to replicate any one style of music; instead, he explores what happens when he takes familiar elements—in this case, chord progressions and rhythms burned into our senses by dancehall and soca—and presents them in an uncanny way.
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One of his favorite progressions opens with a photograph of Paul Nash's painting "Winter Sea" (1925-37) — a bleak Cubist rendering of the English Channel — then turns to Stipe's photographs of whales surfacing off the coast of Baja California along with snapshots of a resort's digital signage.
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The gradually morphing forms in "Variation and Inversion on a Rhythm IV" (1976) suggest the stop-motion photographs of Eadweard Muybridge, mathematical progressions like the Fibonacci series, or natural manifestations like the rippling of water across the surface of a pond and grasses bending in the wind.
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The walls of his sunlit, plant-filled home studio are lined with calypso, disco, and soul records, and he excitedly brings up 80s hits like Midnight Star's "Midas Touch" or D Train's "You're the One For Me," pointing out chord progressions like he's a music theory professor.
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Eno is just as capable a writer as he is a musician, and he's shared his thoughts on the album on his website: "I wanted to make a record of songs that didn't rely on the normal underpinnings of rhythmic structure and chord progressions," he writes.
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Based in a heavy, galloping warehouse aesthetic, strong elements of glitch, acid, and a deft hand at sound design are very much evident, but the subtleties, undertones, and thoughtful flourishes and thematic progressions are what elevates the album from good, functional techno to a truly artistic work.
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There is something just so deliciously satisfying about this kind of willful genre-fucking; grind/sludge is sort of like powerviolence's bitter, heavier older brother, who's spent a bit more time studying chord progressions, pondering dynamics, and frying his brain, but is still an absolute miserable bastard.
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In 2004, Dr. Tao and Ben Green, a mathematician at the University of Oxford, cited Dr. Furstenberg and used ergodic theory arguments to prove a major result — that arbitrarily long progressions also exist among the prime numbers, the integers that have exactly two divisors: 1 and themselves.
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Often the most powerful moments are the most superficially corny, especially in the inflated second section: "Claws of the Dead" and "Flower of Fingers" recall the most orotund pseudo-Wagnerian pomp heard through a wind tunnel — mud splattered on the instruments, strings breaking, harmonic progressions jumbled.
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One issue in the "Stairway to Heaven" case that has drawn contentious arguments ahead of the hearing is how much copyright protection a piece of music should get if it includes generic-seeming elements like common chord progressions but puts them together in a creative way.
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Direction is a crucial element of Sully's work, with personality prints moving from top to bottom between three panels, but subdivided into many left-to-right subsets, sometimes reading like a contact sheet with assortments of smaller images, or bands of imagery divided into filmic progressions.
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However, imagine if the optics of Swift's 2014 party — people posing in American flag bikinis and draping themselves in American flag towels — were transplanted to the year 2018, which has seen an array of discomforting progressions, from erosion of democratic institutions to the separation of children at the border.
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Whenever I go to Japan the people are very nice to me and I really like their pop music because it's kind of based off of jazz music and usually in the production there's a lot of layers and their chord progressions are a lot different than American music.
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Don't call it a comeback, but Green Day borrows the look of Elvis Presley's 1969 TV comeback special for the video clip of "Father of All …," which transmogrifies the band's old punk-pop into 21st-century mutations: processed vocals and artificial-seeming handclaps over vintage Beatles-tinged chord progressions.
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Electric Wizard are adept at forming hypnotic rhythms with simple progressions —slow grooves wrap themselves around founding member and vocalist Jus Osborn's gravelly voice, while the crunched down, weighty guitars and bass play off each other to create a monolithic wall of sound that never loses the gritty melody beneath.
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While these three drawings don't reveal themselves as self-evident variations or progressions (as we find in the work of Henri Matisse or Pablo Picasso, moving the same subject from figuration to abstraction), there is a sense of oneness about them, that Murray had an idea, played it out, and moved on.
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Benioff and Weiss's prescriptive approach to storytelling is exactly what transformative fandom runs counter to, and it plays into the specific problem that plagued the show throughout its final season: the conflict between natural character progressions and the bulleted checklist of plot points that Benioff and Weiss seemingly felt obligated to deliver.
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As Mr. Abrams did in his 21999 recording "Young at Heart / Wise in Time," A.A.C.M. members acknowledged jazz, blues and other forms of African-American music as their heritage, but adopted Duke Ellington's refusal to be defined by the past and Ornette Coleman's break from chord progressions as an infallible guideline for improvisations.
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Palmer is a tough dude, but you can get him to see ghosts and hurry through his progressions; while his footwork is mostly pretty good, he doesn't have a great sense of when he's about to be hit and winds up having his throwing motion altered by contact more than most quarterbacks.
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While the L.P. sleeve promises "full, warm, beautiful mood music especially composed to aid the growing of your plants," the album, which runs to a little over 30 minutes, is a kind listen for human ears, too, defined by melodic, spacey chord progressions that sound at times like alien transmissions or vintage video game music.
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That's before the technical stuff—the ability to "come to balance" quickly and accurately lead receivers, and the skill and arm strength to throw a strike even if they have to reset for a throw to the second or third receiver in their progressions—and intangibles like leadership and toughness are taken into account.
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Netflix has few title levels — for example, on engineering (a subset of product chief Greg Peters' team), there are four levels: senior engineer, manager, director, and vice president — so the insiders said they typically judged their own career progressions year to year by whether they took on more responsibility or received pay raises, rather than promotions.
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The song heralds several changes in More Life–from rap to pop, from tough to soft, from old Drake to new Drake–but it feels so sharply divided from what came before not only because it's one of the Boy's most open-hearted pop jams but because its chord progressions make the song unsettled in its very composition.
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While it was an honor and a privilege to be compared to the late, great Sharon Jones and the amazing Brittany Howard, I found it hard to believe that in an industry filled with festival lineups that had tons of young white male musicians, wearing the same outfits, and playing similar chord progressions, there was no room for me and my band.
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Sure, you could say that the resurgence in deep house has resulted in a glut of largely dull records that stick to the same safe percussive paths, mine the same diving bell tones, share the same lush synth pads playing the same downward chord progressions, and share the same doleful female vocals—but if it's got some soul, it's a goal.
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And this display is followed by one of the show's best curatorial progressions, from 1950s maternity wear through the Snugli and fanny pack to a bulbous gingham ensemble from Comme des Garçon's idiosyncratic 1997 "Bump Collection, " In between, there's the prototype for Wei Hung Chen's Modular Dress 2.0, whose adjustable pleats accommodate both the expanding body during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
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It has been said that all of Judd's work fits into one of three categories: boxes that sit flat on the floor; stacks (vertical rows of box-like forms attached flush to the wall and spaced evenly apart); and "progressions," which are based on mathematical formulas and incorporate a manufactured metal tube to unify and connect rectilinear forms alternating with empty spaces.
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I may also have accidentally allowed the first few plays of the Colts–Ravens Week 3 preseason tilt into my eyeballs last weekend, and saw Dorsett make a couple plays early: one little screen that he took for good yardage, one deep "out" where he wasn't the primary target but Andrew Luck went through his progressions and saw Dorsett was open.
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As a self-confessed N.E.R.D stan ("probably top three, ever"), the 26 year-old has come an impressively long way from geeking out over the chord progressions on In Search Of. The performance with Pharrell took place at Tyler's own Camp Flog Gnaw festival, a yearly event and location of another personal triumph—the place where Tyler performed with Kanye West years after he'd dreamed (and tweeted) about doing so.
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The Axis of Awesome, an Australian musical comedy band, showed how a specific four-chord progression is part of myriad pop songs in a popular video from 2011: While Gaga has numerous examples of pop music with matching chord progressions to point to in her defense, the one thing that should worry her and her team is a recent $2.78 million ruling against fellow pop star Katy Perry last month, which suggests that it may be easier to target big-name musicians for similar instrumentals and other details than theorists thought possible.
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