the be sharps

[Tanaerian]

when you listen, you realise they're actually a poor quartet :S

[arvi82]

each trip to paradise, with my baby on board!! I love this song..and propably my childs too or else... :D

[bspong99]

0:35 barneys a dead man miss him miss him miss him

[herklucky1]

B# of course exists. Enharmonics. 2nd year theory bud

[Brucy6666]

Everyone is saying that B# doesn't exist (well it does 'exist' but isn't the right name for that sound)because it is technically a C... Which is correct, but isn't that the irony of the name?

[Brucy6666]

Everyone is saying that B# doesn't exist because it is technically a C... Which is correct, but isn't that the irony of the name?

[geekforlifevandc]

this is so awsome if they sold this song in stores for 200 i would still buy iy

[sheeplover2009]

tony on board?

[ThisIsMe113]

0:35 actually says: 'The Be Sharps' as opposed to 'The B Sharps'

[FinalFanManiac]

@ThisIsMe113 ...your such a nerd lol

[katzgoboom]

Their band name is funny because a B sharp doesn't technically exist in music. The B sharp is actually a C.

*musicnerdmusicnerd*

[Mapleholic]

it doesnt take a music nerd to know that

[MammaMiaRemixer]

it doesn't tke a nrd to kno dat yes

but the cudn't be called the c's could they?

[nickawillis]

i dont know cos i dont know nowt about music

[Mapleholic]

exactly

[CoolnessLink]

Maybe not, but basic music knowledge yes.

[moltencheese123]

erm...sorry but B sharp does exist...its the seventh note in the scale of C sharp.

Just because it is enharmonically equivalent to C doesn't mean it is the same from a pure music theory point of view...

[nickawillis]

thank u so ur wrong Mapleholic

[hideyourloveaway128]

@moltencheese123 Good point, but I think it's meant to be funny. As those who know something about the hidden bits in The Simpsons can tell you, everyone can enjoy the show, but the more enlightened of us pick out all the philosophy, pop culture, literature, musical, etc. references purposely embedded within the show by its very well-educated writers.

[hideyourloveaway128]

@moltencheese123 Also, there's no such thing as C flat either according to the piano scale, as it's simply a B, but it does "exist" technically as it's the next step down from C, as does B sharp, technically.

[5beomexl]

@moltencheese123 It does actually. B# has to be used if there is, when writing a scale out, a C# in the same scale as you can't write two C's in the same scale on a piece of paper.

It would be like saying A## doesn't exist, when in fact it also does. Same problem as above? Same solution.

[Ramos2123]

@moltencheese123 It was a reference to Homer's "Doh". (Do is C in Spanish and other languages)

[TerribleTerribleDmg]

The band doesn't exist either. :p

[rclifford13]

A B sharp exists. It's also a C, but that doesn't mean a B sharp doesn't exist. They sound exactly the same, but they are diatonically different.

[holrin29]

@katzgoboom i thought it does exist...they are enharmonics...

[musicalman1995]

@katzgoboom thats wrong! b sharp does exist!

1. It is the seventh note of the C sharp Major Scale

2. It sounds the same as C natural except on a violin and other string instruments. Violins can differentiate between a B, C# and C as well as they can differentiate between a G# and Ab.

[ReminiscenceS2]

@katzgoboom ... now that we know you're not a music nerd... which essentically tells us that now you're nothing, you're.... just nothing.

[katzgoboom]

@ReminiscenceS2 Now that we know you're flaming people on the internet because of some misinformation from two years ago they were given and have since been corrected on (thank you better-informed youtube commenters), which essentially tells us that you're a troll, you're...just a troll.

[favelatv]

Do you have the image of the P&B album?

[HidekiRyuzaki]

I love this song: Baby on board