>DUDE, POP SONGS WITH JAZZ CHORDS XD

>>73862686
You're supposed to add lmao at the end you idiot

>>73862689
Can't even be ironic right.

>POP SONGS WITH JAZZ CHORDS
but those are the best

>>73862689
>>73862695

>meme police

>Implying that's a bad thing
Calling something pop music isn't an insult

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>>73862686
yep, and that's exactly how they were billed; "The Band That Uses Jazz Chords In Mainstream Music"

... oh, wait, nobody actually realized that when they were buying millions of (physical) copies and hundreds of thousands of tickets based on the strength and unconventional groove of the bands powerhouse catalog that was the rare alignment of tasteful melody, respectable musicianship, and down-to-earth hooks for the masses

but surely that happens all the time

>>73862916
actually when they first broke in the states they were viewed as a white reggae band with a song about a french hooker

>>73862916
Also they were a massive influence on pretty much all the biggest prog bands during the 80s (Genesis, Yes, Rush)

>>73862734
Lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bzyGp1Fcu8

Name a catchier song

>>73862972
>>73862989
the point was that OP, like so many of my fellow /mu/sicians, has committed the sin of depreciating a thing through analysis; a common indication of post-modern rot. I understand if someone hates or meme-hates them, but they never really played up the whole exotic chords angle for attention. The songs really did all the work, like this one they wrote about my soul

https://youtu.be/SeVz50ZJIrs

The Police are like New Wave if it weren't defining itself so much against Prog.