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Pick a song!

  • Good Riddance, by Green Day 33
  • The Safety Dance, by Men Without Hats 85
  • No One Knows, by Queens Of The Stone Age 55
  • Zombie, by The Cranberries 91
  • 2022-09-22
  • —2022-09-29
  • 264 votes
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Content

Good Riddance - Green Day

The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats

No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age

Zombie - The Cranberries

Comments

Kyle Marie

this one is so tough!!

Gordon Dell

"You know, that dance wasn't as safe as they said it was." ~ Philip J. Fry

L M Gillies

Torn between No One Knows and Zombie

Boomer Dell

Dolores O'Riordan's voice is just so darn incredible. And 'Zombie' is a great song.

Ryan Evans

I'm torn. On the one hand, Zombie is pretty simple....it's an e minor i-VI-III-bVII(first inversion) cycle over and over again. A lot of guitarists learn it fairly early, so there isn't a ton of ground to cover. On the other hand, I really want to see 12Tone do it anyway.

Kevin Boyce

Seeing 12Tone post an analysis of a song I think "isn't very complex" is like seeing Michael Harriott post a thread about some Black U.S. history I think I know about! I'm gonna learn something and it's gonna be fun.

Ryan Evans

That's kind of where my head is...I'm sure he'll pull out something I'd never noticed or thought about.

MISLS

oh I can vote for both. awesome.

Paul Grodt

I got to see Alanis Morissette and Garbage on tour last year. In one song, they happened to play the chord progression to Zombie. And it was just a coincidence, but I realized that if she decided to cover that song, I would have collapsed in tears with absolutely no exaggeration.

Jesse Drugge

Zombie is a great tune but I’d prefer an analysis of the brilliant harmonic, rhythmic, and dynamic elements of “No One Knows.”

Jason Monti

Oh wow! This is really hard to decide between the first two . . . Ultimately had to go with Safety Dance. Edit: Oh! Just realized I can vote multiple. Good Riddance and Safety Dance it is!

itgoesyuh

If you’re taking suggestions I’d like to volunteer Kid Charlemagne by Steely Dan. Beyond being a banger, that song has some pretty interesting structural elements, such as the prechorus being a lot “stronger” than the chorus