The official and FINAL '2012 Doomsday' Thread.

[Neane]

9 hours left.





Farewell comrades. It has been an honour knowing you.

[mechana2015]

Unless you live in Australia. But we all know the apocalypse is timed to PST...

[goldenspines]

The Final Day

Watch out for the moon.

[Ante Bellum]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdRo7okHCAc

[Okami]

The Final Day

Watch out for the moon.

I swear I just sat and listened to this for 20 minutes before I realized it was on some sort of loop. Hello, hypnotic. XD

[Neane]

YES.

[Neane]

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[Neane]

Sorry, my computer crashed.

This song, so relevant right now.

[MomentOfInertia]

Oh crap, was that today?

Sorry, I forgot. ^^;

[Crossfire]

I had to work today due to a special event. I thought it was a little weird since we don't usually have people out here this late in the year... and then I realized it was December 21st, 2012. Apparently they're having a party.

[Davidizer13]

I love how "Komm, susser tod" can't make up its mind whether it's going to rip off of Hey Jude or Let it Be, so it does both.

[Neane]

I love how "Komm, susser tod" can't make up its mind whether it's going to rip off of Hey Jude or Let it Be, so it does both.

You will find some arrangement choices that are similar between Hey Jude and KST-b, but in the end KST-b is two chords (VII-I-VII-I) while Hey Jude's runout (HJ-b, if you will, which is the only part of the song that is similar) is a more 4-bar pop-based I-VII-IV-I. Also, KST-b is ascending while HJ-b is descending. But if you want to look at the song's construction in a superficial manner, they are similar in arrangement choices - but handclaps hardly make them identical. No one's going to take a plagiarism case seriously just because of some hand-claps. And KST-a contains the exact same chord structure of P's Canon in its verse anyway.


As for "Let it Be", "Let it Be" is one of the many songs (See also: Aerosmith's Cryin' (it might be most painfully obvious here), Green Day's Basket Case, Kylie Minogue's I Should Be So Lucky, Tunnel of Love by Dire Straits, With You or Without You by U2 etc. etc. etc. ) that rip off Canon's Pachelbel (Remember that P's Canon has the same chord structure of KST-a) and that is why you think it sounds kinda the same. (Given the fact that Komm Süsser Tod is basically Pachelbel's Kanon In D made pop.)