Originally posted by Rock Star: Hey guys I was listening "I Stay In Love" and it reminds me a lot to "We Belong Together".. whatcha think.
Actually I was listening to "Bye Bye" the other day, and was struck by how similiar the melody and production is to "We Belong Together". You can sing the lyrics of WBT to "Bye Bye" and it works. You can do the same with "Shake It Off" lyrics to "Cruise Control".
That's not good, Mariah.
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Originally posted by Rock Star: Hey guys I was listening "I Stay In Love" and it reminds me a lot to "We Belong Together".. whatcha think.
Actually I was listening to "Bye Bye" the other day, and was struck by how similiar the melody and production is to "We Belong Together". You can sing the lyrics of WBT to "Bye Bye" and it works. You can do the same with "Shake It Off" lyrics to "Cruise Control".
That's not good, Mariah.
Same producers = same kind of beats = same kinds of tempos, which means you can do that to pretty much a wide array of songs if you really try.
I do it and DJ's do it ALL the time when mixing music.
You can sing the lyrics of WBT to "Bye Bye" and it works. You can do the same with "Shake It Off" lyrics to "Cruise Control".
Hmmm....I don't see that at all. How does it "work?" Just listened to them and definitely don't think you can sing the lyrics to "Shake it Off" and "Cruise Control" Two totally different songs production-wise.
Hell, I can say that I can sing the lyrics of "Baby One More Time" with "I Will Always Love You." Doesn't mean it matches.
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Originally posted by Rock Star: Hey guys I was listening "I Stay In Love" and it reminds me a lot to "We Belong Together".. whatcha think.
Actually I was listening to "Bye Bye" the other day, and was struck by how similiar the melody and production is to "We Belong Together". You can sing the lyrics of WBT to "Bye Bye" and it works. You can do the same with "Shake It Off" lyrics to "Cruise Control".
That's not good, Mariah.
Same producers = same kind of beats = same kinds of tempos, which means you can do that to pretty much a wide array of songs if you really try.
I do it and DJ's do it ALL the time when mixing music.
Exactly!
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You can sing the lyrics of WBT to "Bye Bye" and it works. You can do the same with "Shake It Off" lyrics to "Cruise Control".
Hmmm....I don't see that at all. How does it "work?" Just listened to them and definitely don't think you can sing the lyrics to "Shake it Off" and "Cruise Control" Two totally different songs production-wise.
Hell, I can say that I can sing the lyrics of "Baby One More Time" with "I Will Always Love You." Doesn't mean it matches.
Exactly!
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Originally posted by Troy: "Bye Bye" moves up finally to #27 this week.....hopefully this is the beginning of it ascent into the Top 10.
Oh, yessir, i'm pretty sure it is.:
"Bye Bye" Billboard Hot 100: #27 (Last Week #38) Billboard Hot 100 Airplay: #29 (Last Week #39) Billboard Pop 100: #31 (Last Week #36) Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs: #36 (Last Week #46) Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay: #36 (Last Week #46) Billboard Hot Adult R&B Airplay: #40 (Debut) Billboard Top 40 Mainstream: #26 (Last Week #30) Billboard Hot Digital Tracks: #34 (Last Week #37) Billboard Hot Digital Songs: #36 (Last Week #41) Billboard Rhythmic Top 40: #14 (Last Week #16) Billboard Hot RingMasters: #33 (Debut)
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