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本帖最后由 花眼 于 2019-10-16 12:34 编辑
原来这最先听到的是这个:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jtdllFsB4s
老鹰乐队的 "Hotel California"。
今天在路上听到滚石的 "Angie"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlSbQNHHy50
什么什么，这怎么听起来那么象呢? 放狗搜...
原来真相是这样:
This goes back even further than 'Angie' my friend...
Please check out Jethro Tull's 'We Used To Know', as the Eagles totally lifted (or ripped off if you like) that song...Both of these songs seem to share the same chord progressions...right down to the guitar solo etc. Jethro Tull's song was released in 1969, and appeared on their second LP 'Stand Up', while The Rolling Stones 'Angie' wasn't recorded until 1973. The Eagles classic 'Hotel California saw its release in 1977...
原唱在这里:
https://youtu.be/5EBQ-ljFlt4
然后，
A couple members of the Eagles (Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit) were in the band 'Poco' during the late 60's, and they opened a few shows for Jethro Tull when they were promoting their 'Stand Up' album. This is probably where the whole concept of 'Hotel California' has its roots. One good listen to 'We Used To Know' will confirm no doubt.
Maybe The Rolling Stones were slightly influenced by the Jethro Tull song as well? Who knows...but the connection is much more apparent between Jethro Tull and The Eagles, than it is the Rolling Stones in my opinion. I noticed this Tull/Eagles similarity the first time I heard 'Hotel California' on the radio back when it was first released.
好吧，不过，
Wow, you've clearly missed the point of western music. Every song is a rip off of every other because western music uses all of two scales.
The chords are different, ones in Bm, the other Am. I've studied them both and the reason it's so much more popular is because of the extended solo and sing along chorus. Unfortunately for the Stones thats just how the public responded.
As for the 'rip off' attitude, the Stones ripped off loads of bands. All their first albums were based on american R&B and they started out doing covers. 'Angie' itself has the same chords in part as 'Space Oddity' by David Bowie. If someone has ended up writing a song thats got similarities to one of theirs then what goes around comes around.
Stop trying to prove you're some sort of super fan. Next you'll be whining that The Sweet ripped off David Bowie.
这样也行，果然是天下文章一大抄。
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