This may just be me (and that maybe because I've heard the song before) but here's how I hear it/why: I hear it as WSS like you, Cory, but still hear "feel" as stronger than "good." But here's the "why": in the final verse, Brown slides all the way up to D before going back down to F as normal.

wtf are u DRAWING?

Heard someone call him Dick Beato. Sounds about right yeah.

The drawing is distracting

The ubiquitousness of it in the 90s makes it hard to realize that very few people under 25 know it now, let alone understand that the song was everywhere. And I just realized that it and Mr. Brightside, another UK anthem, don't have 2nd verses.

I also consider it as the fanciest major scale :-) thank you 🙏 it’s so versatile and you can create it from nearly everywhere 🎉

YOU ARE WRONG ABOUT THE 7/8. ATTENTION. HOW DO WE GET THE CREATORS ATTENTION? Yeah hi there mister creator. Great video. Actually if you keep counting after the pause, you see that the drums come back perfectly in time. So first of all - for me, not only it is not disorienting or challenging in any way, but calming, comforting and makes sense. I hate when they don't keep the tempo after a pause, as much as I love to hear this crash and bass landing spot on the downbeat. This is why it is so important for me that you see this comment and approve! Anyway, I pray to god you notice that: there IS a clear tempo here, the fill does NOT start on the downbeat (particularly not "so clearly" lol), and that is WRONG; wonderwall does NOT contain a single or any bar of 7/8!

i really appreciate that you went into so much detail about the drums, because i tend to forget about them usually, and now i realize more about the song. (and also inspires me to look more into the drums in britpop because i don't listen to very much >_>)

To me, be best example of vibe lyrics is (good) rap music. Love the Beatles but I literally clicked on this expecting a dissection of Beastie Boys' Egg Man. I'm kind of amazed the entire genre was dismussed with a quick hand wave about Blakaliscous's masterpiece Blazing Arrow. Here's an example of excellent vibe lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH-3ZImioKucjdUsi=HP0QeIFLTLoecn0u

I’d love to see you analyze the trending headlock by imogen heap 🙏 the instrumental tickles my brain

ive... never found carol of the bells to be joyful? most versions sound more determined to me

Hi 12-Tone I really like your vids (and also riffs) I'd love to see you revisit this topic and maybe dive deeper into the music theory on riffs! Rock on!

"...but those people probably write boring poetry." #ded

cool

Thank you

How do u know all the notes they're playing & separating the instruments from each other? Do u have the original sheet music?

Have u considered that the 3rd repetition was an error when playing? These guys are pros, but they still make mistakes.

You got me with Hornet on the "waiting for literal years" 😂

why is the solo played over the key of Em, if that scale has en Am chord in it, which doesn´t sound good, it doesn´t fit? The Em scale chord progression sounds better with and Amaj.

I saw Dave Ghrol tell Pharrell that his drums were a disco beat and immediately came here.

“Completely random lick”

After reading the book it’s no wonder Miles was always so grumpy!

At the next party, ask the person on the guitar "play something from wonderwall" and wait what happens

2:58 I love that I got the Jurassic park reference before you drew the symbol and then it was drawn and it made me smile

I can’t believe the timing that this video dropped right before the BMTH cover

I actually don't think the use of "f*gs" during the bridge is pointless. Billy Joe Armstrong is openly an openly bisexual man who has been protesting homophobic legislature for decades, and I think he was making a point about that with the use of that particular word. A lot of people forget that homophobia was still very much the norm in the 2000s - to the point that straight guys who kept themselves well-groomed were called "metrosexual". BJA also described himself as "the f****t America" in American Idiot, juxtaposing his queerness with "the redneck agenda". I really don't think it was just edgy for the sake of being edgy, but rather a pointed political statement.

It’s got that rock and roll esence that so many modern or older songs lacks.

I don’t hate wonder wall, but I’m never thrilled to listen to it. When we look back at the 90’s there are so many amazing songs in all musical genres wonder wall get lost below the surface.

I love that scene when Kevin sets up the traps. The music is do good there!

Not really a fan of the Liam version but love Noel's version. And I couldn't name another song by Oasis.

I love the duck/rabbit for "kind of getting both sounds"

why are you talking so fast? Slow down. Speeding up the video hurts your video

I cam never hear the bass stuff in these songs Is it always that subtle?

The thing that hurts the most about this song is that even if you were a good dad, it still makes you feel like you should have done more. I've got 2 kids, they're amazing and we get along great. We did things all the time, have great memories, and plans for the future. This song still makes me regret the times I had to work 60 hours a week even though I made the conscious effort to double down on kid time whenever possible. Ugh.

Wonderwall is an amazing song wtf you talkin about hahaha. One advantage of having 0 social media, blocking adds everywhere and in general procuring privacy is that I always get to judge things by myself as I do not get to hear anyone's opinions often. I always thought that song is good and always will.

Fantastic song and musical analysis channel, I love it.

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Can you do a song from TOOL? There songs are so complicated and have many different means but also sound great so I would love to see you talked about schism or another strange song like that

It's def not the last rock standard though, we got Seven Nation Army a few years later

Beethoven & Mozart: The Britney Spears & Michael Jackson of classical Euroland. The biggest Trollinas before the overseas Spammelina's took over the postwar cultural wastelands.

ah yes, the curse of writing a melody for 4 hrs that's super complex, you implement it and it doesn't fit so you just quickly write something else down in 10mins that's somehow miles above the 4hrs of work

Mate go away . Crass discharge rock man , you should play classical trombone 🤘

Its trash.

We're here because we're here. Examine.

January. 1921. You don't say.

No you should do one of the more obscure ones, there are so many amazing tracks. I agree, I love pop, and it's changing, I certainly didn't used to. I think creativity can show up in any genre, it's not like the artists are specifically choosing the genre. They're influenced by certain sounds, and then other people package them up.

Do artists think about all of these things while writing these songs or just go with what they think sounds good?

A shame that your videos don't show in my subscriptions feed. Are u getting suppressed?

23:50 missed opportunity to segue into "anyways, here's Wonderwall"

I'll be honest, I fucking love this song. It just resonates with me and I was somehow spared the over play growing up. I know the song very well and I don't usually go looking for it but when it comes up it's always a chill groove.