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Crawl and 1OOO |
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There's a part in Journey's Wheel in the Sky that sounds like the main riff of Layla.
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MaskedSheik |
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The ending to Link to the Past and the prologue to Final Fantasy.
One of the songs from the Pokmon show's CD (the song called "everything changes") has a melody very similar to those from Billie Jean (and to Beat It) and Ain't No Mountain. |
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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The humming interlude in "I'll stop the world and melt with you".
The NBC theme. |
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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Someone wrote to Ebert that it's easy to segue from "A Spoonful of Suger" to the ending of the Imperial March.
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Flying Omelette |
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I think that "Still of the Night" (the Pure Land music) from Secret of Mana sounds like a slowed-down version of "Don't Answer Me" by the Alan Parsons Project. Maybe if I stop being lazy enough, I'll create mp3s that compare the two...
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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A famous example is Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr. and I Want a New Drug by Huey Lewis. It's famous because Huey Lewis successfully sued for plagiarism. It is really easy to segue from one to the other.
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sellrabbitshere |
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Someone on a messageboard said Earthbound used sampling for a lot of their music and the Moonside theme actually samples Ric Ocasek.
I thought that was cool... |
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Flying Omelette |
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There is definitely a song in Earthbound that samples the transition in the middle of The Beatles' "A Day in the Life". I think it's when Ness gets transported to Magicant or possibly when he leaves Magicant, I'm not sure, but it's one or the other.
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Flying Omelette |
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I just found out what all those search terms for "dr mario lady madonna" meant. I heard that song (Lady Madonna) on the radio on the way home from work just now, and it sounds almost exactly like one of the songs in Dr. Mario. Since Hip Tanaka did the music for Dr. Mario, and it's well-known he was influenced by The Beatles, I doubt it's coincidence:
Lady Madonna Dr. Mario |
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I'll try to get audio clips of these later, but I want to post them now before I forget:
The instrumental break right before the last verse in Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" sounds remarkably similar to the instrumental break right before the last verse in Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama". The intro of Free's "All Right Now" sounds a lot like the intro of Steve Miller Band's "Rockin' Me".
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There's a song by Pink Floyd that always fools me into thinking it's the Rolling Stones' Wild Horses whenever I hear it. Don't know what
it's called, though.
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Magical Yard Gnome |
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The Mega Man 2 Wily Castle song sounds like "Massacre" by Thin Lizzy.
Caution children! Happy ice cream dancing for you!
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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FO was talking about how some songs were switched at birth last night. One was Edgar Winter's Frankenstein and something else.
See how your opinion ruined Christmas for everyone!
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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I guess it was ZZ Top, Cheap Sunglasses.
See how your opinion ruined Christmas for everyone!
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Flying Omelette |
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That Thin Lizzy song also sounds a lot like the "Stage Theme 1" from NES Silver Surfer:
http://www.flyingomelette.com/gamemusic/nes/ss-stage1.mp3
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The intro riff to Weezer's "Take Control" is similar to the main riff of "Children of the Revolution" (Violent Femmes, and also T Rex,
but I haven't heard that version)
"Without a foothold in the past, we cannot walk towards the future." -Vagrant Story |
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Flying Omelette |
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Terra's Theme in Final Fantasy 6 and Dana's Theme in Ghostbusters.
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Flying Omelette |
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Flying Omelette wrote: �Holy fuck...! I'm not the only one who's noticed the similarities between those two songs. Kid Rock combined them into one song (with new
lyrics): �
I normally don't care for Kid Rock, but that's awesomeness in a bottle.
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