they seem to use a longer chord progressions then most typical rock/pop songs

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Jul 29, 2014
12:56:46am

franklyvulgar

they seem to use a longer chord progressions then most typical rock/pop songs

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franklyvulgar

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Trying to figure out what it is that makes The Beatles so difficult to sing

dchandle15

7/29/14 12:46am

they seem to use a longer chord progressions then most typical rock/pop songs

franklyvulgar

7/29/14 12:56am

Those older bands just seem to write more complex vocal parts

dchandle15

7/29/14 1:10am

not sure what you mean by "longer" but their melodies and subsequent

fulano

7/29/14 7:36am

Yeah, the Beatles are good and more complex but can they beat this?

7/29/14 11:06am

I had a music teacher once mention that unlike typical I V vi IV progressions

franklyvulgar

7/30/14 10:12pm

John had a pretty high voice. Paul's songs are usually a bit more manageable.

swingcat

7/29/14 1:05am

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