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		<title>By: Focusers</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Jan 2012 10:07:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Well... another thing would be to look into jazz chords. 

11, 9, add9, 6, 7, m7, +9, sus2/4. All wonderful additions. Also be creative with the bass line. Your bass needn't play the root of the chord that the guitar does. I suggest looking into a Genesis song "Blood on the Rooftops" Wonderful music and the bass does very interesting jazzy things there - harmony wise. 

Also incorporating modal harmonies and modulations works to create an unique soundscape. 
Harmony isn't the only way to create something unique, I agree - Shamir. Yet adding to your knowledge on harmony and progressions allows you to create richer music and one should definitively experiment and study and build on that. Ofc this is not a music theory blog, but a songwriting one, but still - seeing as mostly people are satisfied with, I, IV, VI, V, I sequence is disappointing. There is a rich harmonic world yet to be discovered people!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well&#8230; another thing would be to look into jazz chords. </p>
<p>11, 9, add9, 6, 7, m7, +9, sus2/4. All wonderful additions. Also be creative with the bass line. Your bass needn&#8217;t play the root of the chord that the guitar does. I suggest looking into a Genesis song &#8220;Blood on the Rooftops&#8221; Wonderful music and the bass does very interesting jazzy things there - harmony wise. </p>
<p>Also incorporating modal harmonies and modulations works to create an unique soundscape.<br />
Harmony isn&#8217;t the only way to create something unique, I agree - Shamir. Yet adding to your knowledge on harmony and progressions allows you to create richer music and one should definitively experiment and study and build on that. Ofc this is not a music theory blog, but a songwriting one, but still - seeing as mostly people are satisfied with, I, IV, VI, V, I sequence is disappointing. There is a rich harmonic world yet to be discovered people!</p>
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