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With a few jazzy exceptions, you can play any pop/rock song by sliding an open E chord up and down the neck and sometimes taking a finger off. All you're saying
by Joeboy 9y ago
With a few jazzy exceptions, you can play any pop/rock song by sliding an open E chord up and down the neck and sometimes taking a finger off. All you're saying there is that the song is constructed of major and minor chords, which I'd guess a comfortable 95% of pop/rock songs are (guitar-based or otherwise).
Edit: Also you can write any computer program by simply pressing the buttons on a computer keyboard in the right order.
- jimnotgym 9y ago> Also you can write any computer program by simply pressing the buttons on a computer keyboard in the right order But you couldn't write many useful programs by simply typing the top row of the keyboard in ascending order and repeating for 3 minutes 59 > you can play any pop/rock song by sliding an open E chord up and down the neck and sometimes taking a finger off. Exactly, why do we allow them to copyright them? The point with 'Creep' is that they are physically close together and in a simple order. Its a great beginner song for someone learning barre chords
- Joeboy 9y agoMy point is, you're negating any kind of craftsmanship by reducing it to the mechanical actions involved, which is basically equivalent to saying programming is just typing. I thought your comment was saying that Creep in particular is just a series of major and minor chords, not that songs in general are just series of major and minor chords. If the argument is that songs in general shouldn't be copyrightable then fair enough I guess.