Golden Earring - Radar Love. Pandora. Incredibox. Songs with the same chords - Theorytab. Key: To begin, click a circle to the left.
The default key is C and the options are the six most common chords used in this key. Search the Theory Tab library by chord progression to find: the most popular chord progressions in music, songs that have the same chords, and the most likely chords to follow any progression. Please rotate your device. I work best in widescreen! This area will populate with songs containing the chord progression that you build. The chords surrounding the chord(s) you chose are the ones that come next most often. The Official Site. In Defense Of ... Both the Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel Eras of Genesis. With Collins’ recent rumblings about returning to music, it’s time to lay the “which era is better” question to rest.
“I have started thinking about doing new stuff ... some shows again, even with Genesis. Everything is possible. We could tour in Australia and South America. We haven’t been there yet.” (“Phil Collins announces return to music”, by Lowenna Waters, The Telegraph, 5 December 2013) This was what singer/drummer Phil Collins said to German media a month or two ago. This is great news for the casual Collins’ fan, but it’s an even better quote for the die-hard Genesis enthusiasts to digest. At least for us Genesis obsessives. And, most importantly, it would theoretically help put an end to the age-old debate that argues which era of Genesis is the best: Gabriel or Collins? “Peter Gabriel would’ve never led Genesis, nor any innocents whatsoever for that matter, down the path on which ‘I Can’t Dance’ became reality,” a commenter posted on a forum discussing this very topic. 100 Ways to Discover and Enjoy Music.
UPDATE 12/10/13: We’ve released a follow-up to this post with 100 More Ways to Discover and Enjoy Music.
Prepare yourself for another dose of Monday roundup madness! It’s time for another crazily comprehensive, yet carefully curated, look at an entire industry–the music industry to be specific. This if the first in a two-part series on the music industry which will conclude next week. This week’s focus is on the consumer side of music. Below you’ll find the best resources for music fans including ways to discover new tunes, the best tools and services for creating a perfect music listening experience, tons of concert and live show resources, many ways to enhance Spotify, social tools for getting down with your friends, iPhone and Android music apps, music locker (cloud) services and finally some miscellaneous resources that you’re bound to love.
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Here are several great sites to check out, starting with the best: 1. Pandora.com Enter a favorite artist, song or composer; and the site will create a custom radio station featuring your favorite music, plus other music like it. You can create up to 100 radio stations, and tweak the playlists until they're just right. 2. Choose from 350 radio stations; listen to new CDs in their entirety; download the free MP3 of the day; or view one of the many previously-recorded performances. 3. Jango is online radio gone social. 4. Download songs, studio sessions and concerts. 5. Listen to the top 100 songs on the Billboard music charts; check out new releases; or create custom playlists around dates that are significant to you (the year you were born, the year you graduated, etc.). 6.
Listen to recordings of live concerts from thousands of bands across all genres. Ricci Adams' Musictheory.net. Song Meanings at Songfacts. Bass. Musicovery. Sheet music, tabs, scores & covers. Sia - Chandelier.