Green Day's first album was called 39/Smooth with the songs 21 guns good riddance know your enemy basket case when i come around.
They sound similar, but they're actually two different songs. You can tell during the choruses of the respective songs that they're not the same note-for-note.
No, they sound very different, despite the same number of syllables in each. The latter was sung by John and Paul, and the former was sung by Ringo. They are totally different songs. Also, the Beatles mostly did not write two songs that sounded the same or very similar.
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The Songs All Sound the Same was created in 1992.
Songs that can be likened to Duke Dumont's - I got you with the same Hawaiian sound, include Duke's 'I Got You' and many others.
I would say PunkRock.
Green Day's first album was called 39/Smooth with the songs 21 guns good riddance know your enemy basket case when i come around.
I would say that the background music, like the beat and the music, is so repetitive. Most of their songs sound the same music wise. Just listen to their songs without the lyrics. Forget they are singing and concentrate on the music. Most of their songs sound the same. They're nice because the lyrics and messages are different but the songs all sound the same. I'm a huge Jonas Brothers fan though.
Usually, they sound about the same as the original, unless; of course, they do something differently with the song in their live performance. But, in my opinion yes, lice songs on iTunes sound fine, hope that helped:)
He is pretty awesome but all the songs sound the same...
They sound similar, but they're actually two different songs. You can tell during the choruses of the respective songs that they're not the same note-for-note.
depends on what songs by them you want to cover, electrics can get expensive though for a really good one like Greendays singer for example (im terrible with names)
'The lamb lies down on broadway' by Genesis.
They probably DO sound all the same, but each one has different songs to play along with. plus they each they each have there own design.
No, they sound very different, despite the same number of syllables in each. The latter was sung by John and Paul, and the former was sung by Ringo. They are totally different songs. Also, the Beatles mostly did not write two songs that sounded the same or very similar.