Wednesday, February 02, 2005
Hon. Mention:
"The Day I Tried to Live," Soundgarden. I'm pretty sure it starts in 4/4 for one measure, then goes to 3/4 for two measures, goes to 5/4 for a measure, and then repeats. And then they shoehorn the opening riff into 4/4 for the choruses. I could be wrong, as I haven't played "serious music" for many years now. Their whole Superunknown album plays around with tempos in a way that adds a lot of value to the album when you re-listen to it. It's dirty garage rock for music nerds, and rocks like f****** no tomorrow.
"The Day I Tried to Live," Soundgarden. I'm pretty sure it starts in 4/4 for one measure, then goes to 3/4 for two measures, goes to 5/4 for a measure, and then repeats. And then they shoehorn the opening riff into 4/4 for the choruses. I could be wrong, as I haven't played "serious music" for many years now. Their whole Superunknown album plays around with tempos in a way that adds a lot of value to the album when you re-listen to it. It's dirty garage rock for music nerds, and rocks like f****** no tomorrow.
