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Creative: Experimenting with Top Pink Floyd Guitar Signatures Shirt unusual song structures, using unusual chord progressions, writing good lyrics, creating good album concepts, using a wide range of different instruments, keeping your song interesting all the way through. This is obviously the most subjective of the terms here, but I feel like there are still some objective measures you can apply, especially in terms of song structure and chord progressions. Just a little note, popularity, to me, is completely irrelevant and doesn’t relate to creativity or innovative in any way (it most certainly relates to influence, but I’ve admitted The Beatles come out on top in that category).

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In terms of innovative, a Top Pink Floyd Guitar Signatures Shirt lot of the ideas we commonly attribute to them were actually original ideas by others. They did jump on a lot of trends very early and were responsible for popularizing them, but they did not start them for the most part. For example, writing music while high on marijuana was an idea by Bob Dylan. Tape loops and experimenting came from the musique concrète scene. The Rock concept album and the melodic bass playing were ideas of The Beach Boys.

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A very unknown fact is that they were also to ever use a Moog synthesizer in Top Pink Floyd Guitar Signatures Shirt a song. They started using a Moog Ribbon Controller for their live performances of Good Vibrations in late 1966. In terms of versatility, again, The Beach Boys have them beat, and probably some other artists, too. They, throughout their career, tried genres ranging from Vocal Surf, Instrumental Surf, Barbershop, and Doo-Wop, over Baroque, Psychedelic and Progressive, further over Avant-Pop, Lo-Fi and R&B, Hard Rock, Sunshine Pop, Bossa Nova, Chillwave, and Synth Pop, over Yacht Rock, Blues Rock and Blue Grass, to finally Rock ‘n Roll, Disco, Big Band and New Wave.