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All music is reciclable : which one you like the most ?

posted 10 months ago by Sarmoviefan26 (1368)
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Guys check this out it’s insane four songs with the same choirs but different lyrics.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/URe-yZOOaZE

[–] Daft_Munks (4097) 10 months ago

I liked Bonnie Tyler and Ava's Max's one the best.

If you're a fan of Daft Punk you might find this pretty impressive to

https://youtu.be/7o8jDkwUus4

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) 10 months ago

OMG that was so cool. Seeing so much inspiration from such old days to create their sound.

While everyone thinks of get lucky with daft punk, when I think of them I think of one more time.

[–] Daft_Munks (4097) 10 months ago

Same here

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) 10 months ago

It was their first hit on a mainstream level and it was from one of my favorite music eras late 90s early 00s.

[–] sslssg (28217) 10 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pidokakU4I

Most pop songs use 4 chords because of the circle of fifths.

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) 10 months ago

True pop songs do have a pattern but actually those cases I got their choir is almost identical and well then found out why.

Turned out three of them are by the same songwriter Desmond Child and was it’s on porpoise 😂

Here the story:
songwriter Desmond child first wrote for Bonnie Tyler if you were a woman and I was a man, the song wasn’t the success he thought it should have been, latter he collaborated with Bon Jovi for Slippery when wet , showed them that song which they liked and that’s how You give love a bad name was born.
Then Ava Max asked him to use the choir for you give love a bad name of course with new lyrics and he said yes.

So yeah it’s an intentional thing this three songs sound pretty much the same.