Monday, June 6, 2011
Rhymes, rhymes, everywhere.
Mike Lombardo gives a little tutorial on how rhyming works in songwriting, then goes on to show how rap music has changed from its early days, when only the last word in each line rhymed, to now, where Eminem tends to rhyme nearly every word in his songs.
Definitely a cool video to check out, if not to help appreciate the rap genre just a little more.
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I loved it! Post more please! :D
ReplyDeleteawesome talent!
ReplyDeletegreat post sir.
Intriguing tutorial :) A lot of talent in this one.
ReplyDeleteVery very very informative video. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat was pretty cool and a good way to describe rhyming.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGreat talent and helpful tutorial
ReplyDeleteThis made a lot of sense.... put a lot of things into words that I was noticing off-hand while listening to rap.
ReplyDeleteI personally think the rhyming like every word is a bit much, but maybe that is just me. :P
ReplyDeleteThat was pretty clever, and incredibly informative. Well done!
ReplyDeleteMosaic rhymes are my favorite. I find them hard to incorporate into writing, though.
ReplyDeleteInteresting video, did you know Eminem wrote Lose Yourself in 10 minutes that makes it even more scary.
ReplyDeleteReally interetsing, thanks for the video
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ReplyDeleteDid he really? That's incredible. I love listening to his music for all the clever wordplay he uses, and the references he makes to previous songs, even in other albums.
Good stuff man.
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