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

posted a year 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 (4654) a year 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) a year 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 (4654) a year ago

Same here

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) a year 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 (34222) a year ago

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

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

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) a year 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.