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| Which is more significant, music or lyrics? by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 10/09/2011, 4:33am PDT | ||||
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| I can remember a few times when the music of a song affected me much more strongly than the words.
Most of the time when I listen to a song, it's the words and the ideas expressed that I think of rather than the music. But it doesn't make the music irrelevant, though. Probably the one song I most remember striking me by sound alone was the opening of Fleetwood Mac's Everywhere. There is like a trilling effect of a tone, that when I first heard it, I thought it was possibly the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard, it struck me that hard. And this was before I even heard the lyrics. One of the first CDs that I heard on the radio that was strong enough to make me willing to buy it, was Martin Page's In the House of Stone and Light, and it was probably the words that affected me the most. Will I let it Show me my soul? Tell me of that place Where I must surely go? |
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Which is more significant, music or lyrics? by 10/09/2011, 4:33am PDT  I guess it depends on what you're looking for. by 10/09/2011, 3:22pm PDT Which is more important in a painting: the lines or the colors? by 10/11/2011, 8:12pm PDT The lines! NT by 10/11/2011, 9:32pm PDT "If I had to paint a picture, I would use the finest colours.." - T. Pendergrass NT by 10/12/2011, 5:55am PDT The colors! NT by 10/12/2011, 8:52am PDT The smell? NT by 10/12/2011, 11:15am PDT The cheese? NT by 10/12/2011, 11:19am PDT The SAUCE?? NT by 10/12/2011, 11:20am PDT enjoy the sauce NT by 10/12/2011, 11:23am PDT Don't *forget* to *enjoy the sauce* NT by 10/14/2011, 7:59pm PDT You guys forgot the chrome bumper, the on-off switch and the garbage disposal NT by 10/15/2011, 7:10am PDT |
