Why Neal Schon’s “Send Her My Love” Solo Is Perfect
Why Neal Schon’s “Send Her My Love” Solo Is Perfect Nice analytical breakdown.
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A444 Hz Tuning – A Deep Research Report
A444 Hz Tuning – A Deep Research Report Great. I’ll conduct deep research into A=444 Hz tuning, covering its historical origins, scientific foundations, spiritual connections, comparisons with other tuning standards, philosophical implications, and links to geomancy and sacred geometry. I’ll compile everything into a comprehensive, well-organized report. I’ll let you know as soon as it’s … Read more
Healing with Cymatics Sound Medicine – a deep dive
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Session Playing Impromptu Charting Sight Reading Kenny Aronoff Hears Yes For The First Time
Session Playing Impromptu Charting Sight Reading Kenny Aronoff Hears Yes For The First Time Step inside the mind of Kenny Aronoff as he takes on “Changes” by Yes. Watch him hear the song for the first time and dive straight into playing along. How does he craft a drum part on the spot? Hit play … Read more
Rikki Dont Lose That Number Solo Explained Rick Beato Skunk Baxter
Rikki Dont Lose That Number Solo Explained Rick Beato Skunk Baxter Jeff “Skunk” Baxter’s guitar solo on Steely Dan’s “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number” is a prime example of his sophisticated yet tasteful approach to lead guitar, blending jazz, rock, and blues influences. Let’s break down the music theory behind his solo: 1. Key and … Read more
Absurd except it is so overwhelmingly obvious – Lisa Left-Eye Lopez
Absurd except it is so overwhelmingly obvious
Music Will Get Worse – Music Has Gotten Worse
Music Will Get Worse – Music Has Gotten Worse – Dr. Richard Day, a prominent physician and professor of pediatrics, is said to be the original presenter of the information that “music will get worse”. He allegedly made these statements at a conference in 1969. Dr. Day was the National Medical Director of Planned Parenthood and reportedly spoke about various topics related to the New World Order, including the claim that “music will get worse.”
