Not a big amazing piece of news but i noticed that the new 4ever track has the same chords as i could never take the place of your man in the verses C-G-F
[Edited 1/17/09 14:40pm]

So?

Music lesson 101 - I, IV and V chords

Chords are just one of many elements of music.

Well im a musician so that is nothing new to me i just wanted to inform the less educated on the matter that it is interesting what is able to be done by just changing the speed of the song, changes the whole sound^^

toejam said:

well said in fact 90% of music out only use that or a 4 chord progression it's rare they go beyond that

Lovesymbol2 said:

so u'v seen the book 10 thousand songs using G C and D ?
[Edited 1/17/09 14:50pm]

Fair enough. It's not just the speed of the chords though - it's also the rhythm, the instrumentation and the chordal inversion.

toejam said:

all makes up how the birth of the leads come in toplay

Crimson And Clover has the same chord progression too, so does When U Were Mine for example. I also tend to immediately compare to other songs he did when I listen to something new, but, as long as the initial idea and feeling and experience is not re-done, it's nothing bad at all. As long as he doesn't use a certain chord progression twice on purpose, it's okay.

Every song creates a new universe on its own. Every chord is a star, every sound is a colour, every beat is the time, every word is meaning and every melody is understanding.

Lovesymbol2 said:

It doesn't sound the same to me and so many cords played in diffentent keys and different instruments still make a new song

Lovesymbol2 said:

Thank U, can we start from the beginning with A?