Thread: How at least 38 hit pop songs all share the same four chords
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Old 02-17-2011, 12:01 AM   #13
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Re: How at least 38 hit pop songs all share the same four chords
@Ten, Thanks for the suggestion, but neither of those songs do anything for me.

@TMT, There are countless talented bands out there for sure, but each genre just continues to draw off the same influences, nobody has the guts to completly tread new ground. No-one will dare to re-write what good music is. I wanna hear something 100% new. Here is an example of Fungusman's stuff. I know that most of you will not like it, and that is where the problem lies, ears have been conditioned by society that it's not good music, I happen to think that is absolutly refreshing in this day and age. Music needs to go places it's never been before:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L3RhY2jC-w
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