This brief is an excerpt from my "Line Cliché" video, which you can watch completely here:
Short modified by Rob Goorney
What is a Line Cliché chord progression?
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What is a Line Cliché chord progression?
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It’s like Nobody Home by Pink Floyd
Yeah
i like how in Nobody Home the cliché moves both ways, first up then down relative to the A
oh my god thank you, I’ve been trying to figure out what this progression reminded me of
Immediately I heard Stairway to Heaven
Me too
Or Nobody home from The Wall
Same exact chord progression
Or Michelle
mice on venus i’m pretty sure
sounds like that one Minecraft survival song
Mice on Venus. Beautiful song
And Pigstep too, but C418 is the best.
@@alexkunce2002
1. Controversial opinion: I actually think the recent Tricky Trials soundtrack is better than C418’s survival music.
2. You need to appreciate the newer music too, cuz most people who “prefer C418” are simply blinded by nostalgia and refuse to give the other artists a try.
@@majorse203 I agree that new musicians should get a chance and i believe the newer music is amazing.. but alas, i too am blinded by nostalgia and i could never prefer it compared to the simplistic beauty of C418
@@light_9380 Maybe the simplicity makes me prefer newer music. Though I think I just don’t like Volume Alpha, as Beta has a lot more cool tracks like Taswell.
One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do
Lmao yes I heard that too
What a coincidence; I’m currently writing a song that uses a line cliché
Feels like every famous band has at least one song that uses this. While my guitar gently weeps immediately came to mind, although not sure if that technically counts as only the first 4 chords of the progression use it, not the whole thing
It goes from Am chord to Am with G in the bass, then F#, and F. So it actually starts by dropping the A a whole tone down instead of a semitone
Im feeling good
Get the megaphone!
March of the Black Queen – Queen
I don’t want to leave her now,
You know I believe and how.
The Masterplan
“strawberry fields forever…”
Beautiful
That is actually amazing information.
Pov: You didn’t wear gold armor
After reading the comments i almost feel ashamed to admit “Man or Muppet” was the song that came to mind
While my Guitar gently sweeps intro is a line cliche
sounds like a bright happy version of the intro to Strawberry fields forever
Muse — Butterflies and hurricanes
Interesting that you can take the bottom note and just go up one semitone to make a half or fully diminished cord, which adds enough crunch or tension that pops the next cord in sequence.
“Like a bridge _OVER_ troubled water“ is a good example.