Radiohead + Lana Del Rey Get Free/Creep Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- A note for note comparison breaking down the chorus of both songs. Each melody was first played into music editing software to determine visual note lengths. These lengths were then put into video editing software to analyse both songs side by side. I'm a big fan of both artists and wanted to see for myself how both songs compared.
Not even a Lana fan, but I feel that this is pure coincidence. Also, Radiohead's "Creep" isn't the most original song out there. Very similar to "The Air That I Breathe."
Jonah Drake even if radiohead has stolen hammond's song, that has nothing to do with Radiohead suing lana, specially since Radiohead and hammond are both Happy about both songs, It was their mánagers Who fought just to get money, they had nothing to do
Nobody thought they are the same song before January 2018 although there are many people who love heard it. I guess they are gonna sue Lana Del Rey for ripping-off the band name Lana Del Rey Diohead. The album Lust for Life was released in July 2017. Nobdoy noticed anything. If you rip-off somebody people will notice it immediately.
Was thinking this as well. It's not really a complex pattern in itself, and its totally lanas style.
OK, here we are talking about rich people's problems. Lana has millions and Radiohead has millions. They are just rich people with rich problems. I love Mariah Carey more than Michael Jackson but I don't think Mariah should sue Michael (or people who own the song You're Not Alone) for ripping-off Hero which was released two years BEFORE You're not alone. Quite similar but a different song. Like "Hey You" by Kim Wilde sounds like a Depeche Mode song. Didn't people laught at the relative of Spirit when they sued Zeppelin even before the court said what they decided? It is very rude to sue someone because it has something same, especially what I don't really own. I wouldn't mind if Radiohead would use some parts of "White Mustang".
The world would be a happier place if people wouldn't sue all the time each others. And also if Gene Simmons would not bother us with his stupid trademark applications. He trademarked "?enis" which is not even a word.
only its not just the music chord progression like the air I breath and creep. Lana took the melody of the vocals too along with the progression
Nobody owns a chord progression
WHAT I NEED PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND: As an artist you will probably come up with at least ONE or TWO ideas of your own in your entire career. Everything else will be heavily inspired by someone or something. Most of art is just copying and redoing/making it your own which is exactly what Lana did. If you listen to the greats at the same time you created your album, you would unconsciously be drawn to the aspects that sound similar to the music that made history. If she did copy this sound I can garuntee it wasn't on purpose.
Yeah and I think this is the only part in both songs that sound similar. Other than this one little part I hear no similarities
You are spot on with your take on being an original artist Vs. inspiration. That said, I think both are too similar to discount some direct plagiarism: vocally and melodically. Of course Radiohead plagiarised the Hollies ,"All the Air that I breathe" , for the their song.
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I totally get that, but why didn't Lana and the other producers notice the big similarity between both songs? This is a well known song, I don't understand how no one pointed out this and decided to noy change anything, in order to avoid getting demanded.
I really like both Radiohead and Lana, and this is my opinion.
I can attest to this. I was coming up with a melody in my head and there was a little vocal part I THOUGHT I came up with, but it was actually from the song “All Me” by Drake😭
Do a video for Without You and Wildest Dreams like this and I’ll thank u
Fuck Taylor lol she’ll never be on the level of lana del Rey
@@isaiahrios3213 three years later lmao. I’d say they are both the best of our generation in everything, except lyrics for Taylor
@@isaiahrios3213 fuck off, both queens
@@gingersnapp114 taylor is a better songwriter than lana
@@isaiahrios3213 lmaooo taylor has 11 grammys
Finally, a simple explanation.
Didn’t The Hollies sue Radiohead over this song though lol just saying
no you're holly
Yes, but radiohead made them co-authors of Creep
Diego Fuenzalida can’t Radiohead do that with Lana rather than wanting 100% credit?
And won? Yes.
Isn’t the verse the only part that is similar? 40% is more than enough
They never asked for 100% she lied
but this part is literally the same lol not gonna lie, she has to admit that this is a coincidence or its gonna go nasty. but never mind its over now
no they did read the lawyer docs, they demanded it actually@@fighterflight
she stole the song. Acid back in the days gave me the ability to see who is a thief ,bad, lier etc.
The main reason this is controversial is the chord sequence used, it is extremely unusual to use this sort of sequence as it’s not entirely diatonic and switches between the major and minor variations of each chord for example G - B - C - C Minor
But it really isn’t extremely unusual. The I-III-IV-iv progression has been used in countless songs. I use it when casually messing around on my guitar even though I rarely ever think of Creep. Non-diatonic chords in general are used very often. I think the real problem here is the melody in combination with the chord progression.
There are a lot of songsg using that chord progression. Do you think that the Steven Universe's song sounds like creep? No, they are differenet. Get free is a copy of creep, the melody is so similar and it was in purpose. It's impossible to think that Lana del Rey haven't heard creep, creep is the most popular Radiohead song. She knew what she was doing
I feel pity for all those who believe she had "stollen" the melody idea. Ugh.
Big radiohead fan here and yeah I think this is a coincidence.
Songs have been made and written for 1000+ years, if you look at songs enough, you'll realize they have near the exact same chorus as a song before it, perhaps even the entire melody.
Lana's better of course, hotter, everything
According to all the teenager girls and gay guys? Yes!
@@07nikhilchaudhari83 she’s more talented too.
@@Bilal-gx8yb That's what dumb lana fans who don't know shit about Music and Radiohead think. Radiohead is among the most critically acclaimed artists of all time, favourites of musicians and audiophiles. The only people who can think she is more talented than the fucking most critically acclaimed artists of last 25 years are overly obsessed lana stans who couldn't differentiate Between melody and Harmony to save their fckin lives.
@@Bilal-gx8yb Lana del Rey more talented than a band that made Ok computer and fckin Kid A lmao. What does lana have except NFR? And you're gonna compare NFR to OKC and Kid A? You have any clue about who Radiohead even are?
And how tf is she more talented? As musicians? Lmao she might be able to play her music considering it's pretty easy to Play instrumentally but no she isn't 1% as talented as Radiohead as a musician. Now as a singer and songwriter, Thom Yorke is in another league. As a composer? Lol that will be a joke to compare them as composers. Anyone who knows music theory will laugh at their comparison as composers. Radiohead have written some of the most technically sophisticated, compositionally complex and emotionally deep music of all Time. You should check out the ratings on Their albums and then that of lana del Rey. Lana isn't close, Radiohead are the beatles, Pink Floyd level. Compare lana del rey with Taylor Swift, not fckin Radiohead.
@@07nikhilchaudhari83 you really did blow up eh? I do agree with you though
En mi adolescencia pasé mucho tiempo escuchando creep y después de los 20 a Lana y siento que hay que tener oídos muy buenos o estudios para notar el parecido por que sigo encontrado que es muy rebuscado
The Hollies sue Radiohead sue Lana
So can I be sued over even the smallest isolated part of a song?
if it's similar enough, yes, and also if you are making a lot of money out of that song, that's what happened to "the verve" and their song "bitter sweet symphony"
I want a full remix of this
I doubt it’s a coincidence when it’s not only the guitar melody but the exact same vocal progression, and it’s coming off that a lot of people saying there is no similarity are people who don’t know or don’t care about Creep.
Creep was massive. Still is to some degree. People know Creep. People have heard Creep. Lana definitely heard Creep. It’s not a coincidence, but she may have accidentally copied what they did - it may not be intentional. But it wasn’t pure chance. The likelihood of that is infinitely less believable than her subconsciously copying the sound.
Even if it’s an accident, however, crediting the artist you are inspired by is just common courtesy. Not like she couldn’t afford it or anything.
you do know there are multiple songs with this almost exact vocal progression, right? it's basically impossible to make something new nowdays, there's always gonna be songs with same kind of vocals or instrumental elements. so i don't think that having one same vocal progression means you need to give credit to all the artists with the same idea..? in addition, other parts of the song aren't simillar at all, se we really are talking about one simillar vocal progression.
Accidentally 😂😂
She offered 40% of royalties, but Radiohead wanted 100%. I would call that credit
It's too obvious hahaha
I love both songs :(
Radiohead have announced that no plagiarism lawsuit has been served
GET FREE IS ALSO A SONG FROM UHHH UHHH THE VINES YEAH THE VINES
My girlfriend loves Lana del Rey but I’d never really heard of her. Get free came on and after just two chords, namely the 1 to 3 bit that’s so unique, I went “oh it sounds like creep.” She looked at me with a proper wtf face and told me about the lawsuit. If I spotted it in 2 chords, I can’t believe none of the producers did. 1-3-4-4minor is such a rare progression!
Awesome! You should win a prize!
@@claualexis1737 wasn’t bragging 😂 just saying if I (some random dumbass who didn’t know who Lana was until my gf force fed me her music) spotted it that fast, they took a calculated risk that they’d get away with it. There’s no way none of the professional musician producer people spotted it!
You can not copyright a chord progression though
the producers probably thought it would be ridiculous to get sued for a cord progression
@@user-qf5kl6cv2y true, but you can sue if the melody and the chord progression are too similar, which they are. Edit: also I found out about the first song which used this chord progression was ‘the air I breathe’ by the hollies. So Radiohead don’t even have intellectual property rights over the chord progression 😂
Yep that's true
LOL Creep learned their lesson because they got copyright infringement claims as well and now they’re claiming hers as stolen 😂
Here's the solution to this problem, guys. Yes, she absolutely channeled Radiohead in this section, but so what? It's a couple of lines, she's not assuming credit for Creep or taking anything away from those guys. I think at most she's guilty of being unoriginal. But again.. big deal. Get over it.
They're both "sea of love". Older tune
Real creepy
Omg lana is not like olivia
sound nothing alike get free solos classic example of men in the industry trying to overpower women x