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Location: Miami | Originally posted by ozwatto:
I'm doing a couple of songs at the moment that, to my ear anyway, have a beautiful change from a major to a minor..........
the sound of it gives me goosebumps...If I play a C major (and I play that chord a lot :) ) it never occurs to me to play a C minor right next to it. I love when that's done tastefully too. Great example off the top of my head: Space Oddity by David Bowie. |
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Location: out there | Im7, (////)
IVm7, (//) Im,IVm7
V7#9,V7b9,V7#9,Im7
twice
IVm7,(////) Im,(////)
three times
V7#9 (//-//-/) |
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Posts: 584
Location: Denmark | Originally posted by ''Jukebox Joe'' Tuñón:
... something special that really grabs you ... It was a special moment to me when I discovered the simplicity behind the beauty of "Brain Damage":
The lunatic is on the grass/The lunatic is on the grass/Remembering games and daisy chains and laughs/Got to keep the loonies on the path/
D/G7/D/G7/D/E/A7/D/
Many songs from "The Dark Side of the Moon" and "Wish You Were Here" show Pink Floyd as masters of simple progressions. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I've always been in love the the I-IV-V7 |
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Posts: 1320
Location: Round Rock, TX | Two of my favorites are the Beatles' Here, There and Everywhere and In My Life. In My Life has that cool major minor shift that ozwatto likes so much while Here, There and Everywhere is just gorgeous period. |
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