Ever hear a song for the first time and think "That sounds ridiculously familiar," then realize it's a completely different song, from a completely different genre? I have. Here's a few fun pairs I've found: 1.We'll start easy: Danzig "Twist of Cain" vs. Led Zeppelin "In MyTime of Dying" Definitely. No question. The riff during Danzig's chorus is a direct lift. This one really isn't much of a surprise considering what a classic rock(esp. Doors) fan Glenn is. 2.This one made me giggle when I discovered it : Weezer "Hashpipe" vs. Lita Ford "Kiss Me Deadly" Honest. Sing the following words along with Senor Cuomo during the first verse: "Went to a party last Saturday night. Didn't get laid. Got in a fight. WHOA. It aint' no big thing." 3.Keep an open mind for this one: Radiohead "Creep" vs. Buddy Holly "The Air that I Breathe" The slow bass and drum parts of each song line up exactly. Can you think of anymore? Extra points for really different music genres. No points for covers, even if they are Pat Boone's version of "You Got Another Think Coming".
I have a similar problem with a song, "Life of my own" from the 3 doors down cd (track 6). The solo is strikingly familiar to something that I remember, but I can't place my finger on it... At least you can figure out what these songs are similar to! [email protected]
Phil Collins' "I Wish It Would Rain Down" and Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" share some similarities, ie. their choruses. Didn't Phil Collins also get dinged by Huey Lewis for "Sussudio" because it sounded like "I Want A New Drug"? I think that one actually went to court.
nirvana sometimes sounds similar to venom. when i'm drunk "smell like..." sounds similar to "countess bathory"!!!
no, its not. If we turn to TAB ( ) here, we can easily see that they are completely different chord progressions and are in different keys. Last resort- B:-55--33--11--00--33--55--33--11--00--33-- etc. Brain stew- Eb:-55--33--22--11--00--55--33--22--11--00-- etc. It pays to be a know-it-all
I thought the Papa Roach song was the bass part from Green Day's "Brain Stew" and the guitar part is Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be Thy Name". How about the bass line from Bush's "Comedown"?Nearly identicle to Bon Jovi's "You Give Love a Bad Name"...
How about: Tricky: Hell's Around the Corner and Portishead: Glory Box (of course they both sampled the exact same Isaac Hayes riff, so I guess they both also sound like Isaac Hayes ) -KB