“Take On Me”, a-ha |unclassified tempo map of one of the most enthusiastic songs and creative videos ever made
One of the most enthusiastic songs and videos of the late 20th century was a-ha’s “Take On Me.”
It is known as one of the “truly great pop songs” of the era. This video is the great story of the song –
No comment I read in public said it better than this on YouTube® –
“The interesting thing here is that the song was composed before they even met Morten, and still it appears to be written exactly for his vocal range There are very few singers who have volume and expression across more than two octaves. The riff and the refrain were created independently from each other but still it all fits together so nicely and organically.”About A Girl / Nirvana / declassified tempo map
When Nirvana plays this song on MTV’s UNPLUGGED, Kurt Cobain says in plain language – “[This is a song of ours], most people don’t own it.”
Ownership and music and the downfall of the creatives hears an argument here.
Springsteen – Racing In The Street – ‘Darkness On The Edge Of Town’ and in Passaic 1978 perfomance speeds
Racing in the Street was the final track from Bruce Springsteen
Racing In The Street is a beautiful ballad written and performed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band on their album Darkness on the Edge Of Town
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