ITT: albums that stop being impressive after you learn basic music theory
What's the chord progression to Don't Talk?
>>74158819
lol this should be "albums that are 10X more impressive once you know music theory
>>74158837
some crazy shit.
Eb minor7 - Gb - F7 - Ab minor6 - F diminished - Gb/Db - C half dim - B - Gb/Bb - Ab minor7 - Db - Ab minor7 - Db repeat
All of them
What do you music theorists nerds think about this album and about The Beatles in general?
t. not a music theorist
>>74159266
From a music theory perspective, Paul is GOAT and George isn't far behind.
>music theory
any links where I can learn about this stuff?
>>74159376
http://tonedear.com/ear-training/intervals
+learning guitar, piano, vocals, or bass
>>74159324
this. John is only clever by accident
>>74159266
>this album
pretty amazing but pretty standard theory wise for the Beatles during this era
>in general
during the Pepper era is when they were most 'sophisticated' theory wise and it's pretty good stuff though not as classical as pet sounds or whatever it has some rock-y trope stuff. as another anon mentioned Paul just kind of kept going down this road so a lot of Abbey Road/Let It Be and post-Beatle stuff is all equally or more as 'sophisticated' from a theory standpoint
>>74158819
You know there's more to the craft of music than theory right?
is this the pseud general?
>>74160353
now that you're here I guess so