Use of staccato chords in the treble range of the piano does not a ripoff make. The mood is different and the rhythm is different
The chances are a 23-year-old British pop singer is more influenced by British musical tradition than by a half-forgotten American sentimental-pop duo that were yesterday's news before she was born. British music hall tradition (the sassy social satire part) would be a deep influence, possibly unconscious. The Pretenders and ska in general are more obvious, up-front influences. The Carpenters? -heh- Don't think so.
You hear the Carpenters because you listen to the Carpenters yourself. It's like seeing the face on Mars: predisposition to see the image doesn't mean somebody else put it there.
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That's what I thought you meant.
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- "Atlas Shrugged" at #30 on Amazon sales
- OMG!!! It's up to #20!!
- I wish this website was in my imagination...
- American Retards Think Fiction Is Real
- Dagny smiles
- Book buyers shrug, down to #44. (n/t)
- Pretty good publicity stunt for the lot buyer to Amazon-bomb the rankings. (n/t)
- Still pretty damn good for a fifty-year-old book and a dead author.
- Not bad, really.
- re: Not bad, really.
- Pay attention, Techie
- This from someone who gets his philosophical insights from John Dean.
- Explaining the Atlas Shrugged/Objectivist message.
- Pay attention, Techie
- re: Not bad, really.
- Not bad, really.
- re: "Atlas Shrugged" at #30 on Amazon sales
- Down to #34.
- #2 - "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man: What Men Really Think About Love, Relationships, Intimacy, and Commitment"
- I'm waiting for the musical. (n/t)
