How the fuck does a song with two 45 second piano jazz solos get to #1 on the radio?
Soloing in Top 40?
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are you autistic?
Because it was soft rock that was huge on adult contemporary radio play and crossed over into the mainstream because it was so catchy.
Love Hornsby though.
oh come on
this is cheesy ass cornball pop
it's good though, but it's not a miracle how it got popular
>are you autistic?
probably a little. i mean i listen to some prog and library music.
cheesy ass cornball piano driven pop thread?
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That bass intro was p groovy.
>but it's not a miracle how it got popular
why haven't any artists copied this to get to the top?
pls be joking
What top 40 acts have regularly featuring solos in their songs over the last 10 years?
Who? Owl City...kinda?
uhh hotel california for one??
>last 10 years
>hotel california
Bon Iver has a huge hard on for Hornsby
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People used to not fuckwits with no brain. We'll never have a bohemian rhapsody for instance on the radio again
man, i've had a rough night and i hate the fuckin eagles, man!
radios just skipped to the good part
b-but the soloing IS the good part
Because they sampled Tupac
The general public was more musically literate in the '80s.
I promised myself I would not get triggered by Sup Forums today....
well the grateful dead DID get their only radio hit then
Is there any other song worth listening to other than The Way It Is?
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>...kinda?
>uhh
>man!
>....
sorry for offending you with the post that was mine
that's okay, I just thought maybe I was on reddit for a moment
stay away from reddit