Why are typical Western chord progressions ceaseless in sounding nice? They do need the up and down bass though to make them complete. Londoner Yo Zushi knows. Fun name, Sad music. I saw him headline at a popular music venue with his goofy bunch of multi-instrumentalists and was happy to see that type of band on the top, playing last (thick asian singing voice and all). But, they only felt like performing 4 or 5 songs, and then Yo Zushi said "I will stop saddening you after this last one" and then they were finished. Eh. Guess this means I'll try to learn some classic mosey tune for the folks at CapoJoe's.
June 05, 2006
Yo Zushi
Why are typical Western chord progressions ceaseless in sounding nice? They do need the up and down bass though to make them complete. Londoner Yo Zushi knows. Fun name, Sad music. I saw him headline at a popular music venue with his goofy bunch of multi-instrumentalists and was happy to see that type of band on the top, playing last (thick asian singing voice and all). But, they only felt like performing 4 or 5 songs, and then Yo Zushi said "I will stop saddening you after this last one" and then they were finished. Eh. Guess this means I'll try to learn some classic mosey tune for the folks at CapoJoe's.
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