Porcupine Tree "Four Chords That Made a Million"

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Uploaded by on Sep 13, 2008

Este video contiene la letra de la canción "Four chords that made a million"
Al prinicipio del video me equivoqué, donde salen las imágenes y los nombres de los artistas, por eso lo intenté reparar y puse en donde dice Chris Maitland, que se ve que eso decía al principio, empalmé Gavin Harrison, que es el artista que aparece en la foto, pero él, Gavin Harrison, no toca en esta canción, sino el que toca en esta pista es Chris Maitland.
Es confuso. Cualquier duda o comentario respondo lo más rápidamente.
Disfruten el video.

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  • What's the instrument called that plays the quick melody before the drums kick in?

  • @xinjinbei I dont know, but sounds like edited violin made in the keyboard, but the true i dont know.

  • Gavin's in the picture, but Chris played on this song.

  • Yes, Chris played in this song, but i made a mistake and i can´t edit the video.

    Thanks!

  • Great song

  • Thanks!

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  • Basically this song talks about how pop artists have made their way through by using merely four chords in their songs (which are e b c#m a). These chords are the backbone of every mayor pop song written in the last 4 decades, which are nothing more than shallow and empty songs that do not bring anything new or interesting to the table. They only focus on superficial mass moving lyrics and melody instead of creating music in a meaningful, creative way with deep philosofical & esoteric lyrics

  • That is Chris Maitland drumming. Gavin Harrison started on In Absentia.

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  • @xinjinbei It sounds like an Erhu, but i may be wrong.

  • @xinjinbei sounds more like a japanese bowed lute

  • @SiLenTkiLLer9790 Hes asking the 10 second melody, not the percussion behind vocals

  • @xinjinbei Its a tabla

  • Sound of Muzak is the most mainstream sounding song on In Absentia and this song uses 4 chords. Oh, the irony...

  • @xinjinbei I'm not particularly sure, but it could be one of these: Shamisen, Koto, Shanai.

  • Last Night I put Porcupine mix before I sleep, and thru my dream I hear some wicked song and words.four cocks that made a milion..it wakes me up was like wtf then I realzie is their song four CHORDS that made a milion..hahah... good morning sunhine

  • @luiscv18 Sounds like a Sitar or other Middle-Eastern string instrument like it.

  • @xinjinbei it sounds to me like a chinese violin, a erhu or whatever they´re called.

  • @xinjinbei Its by a instrument called tabla :p im indian

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