What makes a song beautiful?

[robogone]

In Serbia all you need is to find some b***h with 110cm+ breasts and your on your way to stardom! Of course being in tune is not mandatory here, and while most studios have shitloads of pro gear, none seem to use autotune.

So there you go, to have beautiful music, at least in Shitbia err Serbia, all you need is 110cm+ breasts.

Interesting insight on beautiful music in other countries, and an interesting insight into your misogyny.

[duncanparsons]

I assume Shamanix means bust size, rather than literal 110cm+ breasts.. those would be beasts indeed

[Shamanix]

Opps, probably I do.

LOL misogyny, If you'd have to hear & watch all this, and you have nowhere to escape from it (it really is impossible, unless you have enough money to go to another country)
you'd think the same.

[matt42]

Interesting insight on beautiful music in other countries, and an interesting insight into your misogyny.

A bit harsh perhaps he's offended by the misogynystic exploitation of said breasts?

[robogone]

Interesting insight on beautiful music in other countries, and an interesting insight into your misogyny.

A bit harsh perhaps he's offended by the misogynystic exploitation of said breasts?

And the reason for using the word bitch rather than woman?

[matt42]

Oh, missed that on the first read.

[chj]

I've been skipping this post because I kindof thought it was a ridiculous question with no real answer, but this answer nails it.

the connection between me and the song

As for answers that include, EQ, production value, etc. Well there have been beautiful songs for many centuries before there was any such thing as EQ or production value. Lyrics? You can get meaning from a song without knowing any of the words, opera is a good example.

The same song with the same, melody, lyrics, EQ, production, expression, etc. may be beautiful to one person but not another. So it's the connection that makes it beautiful.

But I'm sidetracking, back to the boob conversation ....

[robogone]

Lyrics? You can get meaning from a song without knowing any of the words, opera is a good example.

Or look at Sigur Ros or the Cocteau Twins where the lyrics aren't based on any particular language or words.

[TristezaOrange]

Interesting insight on beautiful music in other countries, and an interesting insight into your misogyny.

A bit harsh perhaps he's offended by the misogynystic exploitation of said breasts?

And the reason for using the word bitch rather than woman?

Maybe in Serbia you need a big-breasted female dog to get ahead in the music industry.

[Shamanix]

Nah total lack of talent and, singing so bad that any sane person would use AutoTune are enough to get you started.

[SparkySpark]

Lyrics? You can get meaning from a song without knowing any of the words, opera is a good example.

Or look at Sigur Ros or the Cocteau Twins where the lyrics aren't based on any particular language or words.

Yes, but how about Eminem?

[debra1rlo]

sorry Deb, that's 'who'..

what?

[debra1rlo]

Lyrics? You can get meaning from a song without knowing any of the words, opera is a good example.

Or look at Sigur Ros or the Cocteau Twins where the lyrics aren't based on any particular language or words.

Yes, but how about Eminem?

Exactly. His lyrics aren't based on any particular language or words either.

[robogone]

Lyrics? You can get meaning from a song without knowing any of the words, opera is a good example.

Or look at Sigur Ros or the Cocteau Twins where the lyrics aren't based on any particular language or words.

Yes, but how about Eminem?

I think there's a big difference between glossolalia and being a dipshit.

[jancivil]

Very simple: The use of a minor key.
Honestly: How many beautiful songs do you guys know that are in C major?!!

What's key got to do with it.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow, I believe a beautiful tune. Straight major. {I think it's transposable even. }

I think anyone with much of an overview of melodies throughout the years could give you a long enough list.