Everyone Knows By Leonard Cohen: Song Analysis

The instruments in the song mes it exceptionally interesting and the verses additionally draw out the dark theme of the song. Nonetheless, both version starts as slow but Lissie, who is a rock/pop vocalist, kind of takes the first form to a quick paced tune with the coordination of her band. The expansion of drums and the melodic guitar sounds changes the entire state of mind of the tune from the first, Lissie, utilizing her own particular vocal voice and her style of singing to decide an alternate topic of the tune, drawing out a high and substantial tone. In other words, Kid Cudi`s original melody throughout the song is played by a piano and that tune remains consistent to the end. Which is changed from piano to a Guitar that essentially plays the main background tone of the cover song, the pitch of the guitar begins from a moderate pitch and ends on a very high rock pitch. This is one of the fundamental contrasts between the two versions, the pitch distinction of a similar melody. The cover version changes the understanding of the original version which separates the voice style of two distinct artists, changes from electronic hip-hop style to forming a rock and pop version. The inclination and felling of both renditions remain practically the same because there is no change to the lyrics and both artists kept the feeling kept the feeling at a similar level. Along these

This creates a beautiful blending of the two parts together and shows that this song was written to showcase the vocals.

evil theme. Throughout the song the newsreader gets louder. This may symbolise to the audience that the evil, tragic and negative things are taking over and overcoming the world and goodness. Also because the violence and murder is taking it reminds us that we cannot overlook and forget about these things that are happening.

The song opens with a heavily gated bass line, this was done live many times before the recording, but it was the new gating technology that was mentioned earlier that allowed them to get the tick tock

As this was a cover version, King probably intended for there to be a specific focus on guitar improvisation, as there are 3 different solo sections in the song.

In the music industry, it is not uncommon for original songs to be rerecorded and altered by other artists resulting in what is known as a cover song. One example of this situations occurrence can be seen in Vance Joy’s indie folk-pop song, “Riptide”, that was famously covered by pop and country crossover artist, Taylor Swift. Overall, there are many factors that go into the relationship between an original and cover song and the artists of each song. Such as both artist’s connection to the song and the relationship between the artists themselves. There are also differences between the original and cover songs themselves including song structure, instrumentation, vocals, lyrics, and lyrical meaning.

Album covers are an important aspect in the music culture and industry. Many album covers vary, depending on the artist itself and music genres. However, all album covers are meticulously designed to represent an artist’s vision and work from their music. Musicians will choose an album artwork that represents them and their music. BADLANDS by Halsey and True Colors by Zedd are respectable examples of artists who choose their covers based on their inspirations. These two album covers are well thought of and beautifully created with depth and substance. Music is art, and so are album covers.

Something that stands out about this track is how much is actually going on with the instruments. In the rhythm section Gary is playing with a fuzz pedal and Flanger pedal giving you this spooky suspenseful sound also he's playing this somewhat continuing blues riffs. During the breakdown, Gary showcases his inner R&B side with some melodic progression which could actually make you feel like it's an r&b track if you were to only hear that part of the song. Songs such as "Our Love” is this modern Sam Cooke style song. Where Gary's voice is the most dominate function of the

First, both songs are similar in some ways. Both songs might be the the same because of notes or maybe they both use instruments at the same parts of the song. Both songs use the same guitar solo. Both songs, also, use background voices. They might not be in the same parts of the song,

     Another contrast is the vision of the woman before the bombing at the church and after the bombing at the church. At the beginning she is described in a whole stanza, as if a camera were slowly panning her entire figure. Her beautiful hair and white clothing make one think of a pure, angelic figure. Then, suddenly, in one line, her description is a new one, “Her eyes grew wet and wild.” It seems like the camera now just flashed to her face as it turns to look at it. The short verses long descriptions show the reader her state of being. The long lined description gives a feeling of sereneness, then the one-liner shows the reader her panic and shock

Although both versions of “Louie Louie” follow a simple verse-chorus structure, there are numerous stylistic differences between the two. Richard Berry’s original version is rhythm and

The texture of the two pieces are fairly different because of the different style of the two artists. In both versions, the texture is polyphonic and mixed. I would say the Aerosmith version is a bit heavier because you cannot always tell what instruments are playing when, and in the Canadian Brass versions, most of the time the instruments being played are identifiable.

While taste in music is, of course up, to personal interpretation it is likely that should an individual hear both versions sung at

and beats. The guitars and drums that were used, give the song a dramatic rock vibe. According

The second part, which is the B section of the piece, composes of a totally different melody and to