Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
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Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Did anyone else actually find and listen to the song?
Very outdated sounding arrangement and totally overdramatic vocals- even for Pop/Euro standards.
Very outdated sounding arrangement and totally overdramatic vocals- even for Pop/Euro standards.
Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Um. They said the song was a success, didn't they? Why don't you leave the evaluating to the folks at HSS. Thanks.lonesome_tone wrote:Did anyone else actually find and listen to the song?
Very outdated sounding arrangement and totally overdramatic vocals- even for Pop/Euro standards.
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Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Let's see, what are some famous mathematical constants in music...
big label money + huge marketing team = success
equipment & operators
big stars + big scandel = big news = bigger sales
stars = sales
teen stars = vigorous sales
teen sex = big publicity = enormous sales
(sexy teen stars + old 'post-sexy' stars + open mouth kissing) x 2 = oh who cares, it's fun to watch.
Oh yeah, and then there is... 1.618:1 which is, of course, the golden ratio. And Mozart is known to have structured his music around this proportion. It also exists everywhere in nature and is very much a building block of all things.
I always liked pi better, but that's just me.
-Jeremy
big label money + huge marketing team = success
equipment & operators
big stars + big scandel = big news = bigger sales
stars = sales
teen stars = vigorous sales
teen sex = big publicity = enormous sales
(sexy teen stars + old 'post-sexy' stars + open mouth kissing) x 2 = oh who cares, it's fun to watch.
Oh yeah, and then there is... 1.618:1 which is, of course, the golden ratio. And Mozart is known to have structured his music around this proportion. It also exists everywhere in nature and is very much a building block of all things.
I always liked pi better, but that's just me.
-Jeremy
Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Awesome. Now I know who to aim my projectile turds at.HSS helps the labels avoid promoting the kind of songs that are destined to be duds no matter how
much they sound like hits
I am wangtacular.
Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Especially with ice cream!Professor wrote:I always liked pi better...
Insert clever quip here.
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Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
you left out the bagpipe solo.djgout wrote:man, and all along i thought the formula was
intro verse chorus verse chorus bridge chorus/outro
boy was i ever wrong
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Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Used to quite devastating effect in Mull of Kintyre and...and...uhm.
Bobby D. Jones
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(Wives with Knives, Tyrone P. Spink, Potemkin Villagers et al)
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(Wives with Knives, Tyrone P. Spink, Potemkin Villagers et al)
Re: Give up. You? Me? We're obsolete
Damn, this just assumes that the "market" is an uncritical, passive bunch of assholes who'll buy whatever's thrown at them. If that were the case, Justin Timberlake would be a huge star right about now, and he's...
...well, nevermind.
...well, nevermind.
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