So, DIVERSION here is kinda three note-thingy, those three being the ones you hear in the beginning and throughout the whole tune. That’s about it. Therefore…

Top Ten of Top Tens (not in any particular order):

– Nicest Lovecraftian Monsters
– Tarantino Movies Without Any Swearing
– Renowed Contemporary Artists Who Doesn’t Deserve To Be Cancelled
– Stenches
– Honest Politicians Of The 20th Century
– Guns ‘n Roses Albums
– Neighbours
– Times Your Wisdom Teeth Were Removed
– Commodore 64 Games With Both Words “Impossible” And “Mission” In Its Title

Top 10 times I’ll be making & posting Top Tens.

Then some classical guitar stuff: FOR YOUR TEARS ONLY.

Ok, it’s not classical in the most classicalest sense of the word… It’s not Bach or Tárrega or even Barrega or anything.

It’s classical like “Waltz for Zizi” is.

So, it’s pickless playing of an electric-free guitar with nylon strings. Sad song to make it better.

On the surface level SNARK is very simple & fun kind of pop piece. However, there is some hidden complexity in it. I mean, it’s not “Rite of Spring” or “Echidna’s Arf” or anything, but still.

For instance, the short ascending bit you hear multiple times during the tune, and which you first hear at 0.23, actually comes in three variations. The result is poppy for sure, but also Clever & Smart. Simplicity in complexity.

Neat.

No one has ever asked me, what’s the best chord in life. But if someone would, my answer on 8,7% certainty would be: Overtone. Meaning 9b5.

You can hear the chord in question in the key of Ab at 1.59.

Very tasty.