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To: jejones
Oh, yeah..."D.O.A." by Bloodrock. You have to admire the harmonic structure of the song, though--it's built totally around tritones, the diabolus in musica interval that is almost always avoided, precisely to induce that uneasy feeling that the song generates.

Ah, yes, the painful diminished fifth...

Also of note (so to speak) is that many radio stations took "D.O.A." off their playlists because the sirens were realistic enough that people were pulling over to the side of the road when it came on.

841 posted on 02/26/2003 5:38:30 AM PST by Interesting Times
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To: Interesting Times
Also of note (so to speak) is that many radio stations took "D.O.A." off their playlists because the sirens were realistic enough that people were pulling over to the side of the road when it came on.

Isn't that one about to be Saddam Hussein's theme song?

880 posted on 02/26/2003 7:27:49 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (There be no shelter here; the front line is everywhere!)
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