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manurock wrote:
The same way as Radiohead sort of covered the Hollies' "The air that I breathe". I love Radiohead and Creep but give back to Caesar what is Caesar's.


Creep and The Air That I Breathe share some chord progressions but the melodies are very different. Lana Del Rey literally took the main vocal melody from Creep.
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Daydreamer wrote:
Creep and The Air That I Breathe share some chord progressions but the melodies are very different. Lana Del Rey literally took the main vocal melody from Creep.

well, radiohead literally lifted the chords, the bass line and the drum line from the air that i breathe, BUT radiohead were nobodies mocking something cheesy and popular (how very 90s of them). when the hollies came hollering, thom thom and the radio-heads admitted they lifted the song and shared writing credits with the hollies. i think in a sense that they must of been terribly proud of themselves - sharing writing credits with something they were making fun of. lana del rey is an established artist, who as i understand it has denied radiohead writing credits, despite reaching out to them first. it's not quite a fair comparison....

not that it all matters though. i think the whole idea of copyrighting harmonies, melodies, rhythms, etc. has gotten blown way out of proportion. so what if she lifted the melody? so what if they lifted a chord progression? they did something different and interesting with it. until recently, this was expected in music - you take a well-known theme and you muck with it. happens all the time in the blues, jazz and folk music. why shouldn't it be allowed in pop/rock/et al?

when it becomes wrong is when i cover Little Richards' Tutti Frutti and claim it as my own.
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