sahayman@watcgl.UUCP (Steve Hayman) (07/24/85)
Rich says >...as Corey Hart's stealing the repeeto-note sequencerism from >"Sweet Dreams" for use in "Sunglasses at Night".... > Rich Rosen ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr Now I don't know if you meant to imply that the two sequences are note-for-note identical, 'cause they aren't. They do sound somewhat similar, but for instance (assuming that they're both in C minor) Sunglasses starts out as Eb Eb D D C C G G where Sweet Dreams is more like... Eb C C C Eb C C C (Boy, we need an ANSI standard for textual music representation...) You want Identical sequencer lines, you take "Ghostbusters" and "I Wanna New Drug", then you've got something... Disclaimer: I am not now, nor have I ever been, a Corey Hart fan. Steve Hayman University of Waterloo Warriors Band "One of the Bands in Canada"
dsi@unccvax.UUCP (Dataspan Inc) (07/27/85)
Actually, both "Ghostbusters" and "I Wanna New Drug" seem to be ripoffs of that esteemed (hack, hack!) artist, Michael Jackson . . . something in 1979-80 called "Shake Your Body Down to the Ground". David Anthony DataSpan, Inc