Around the World in 80 Seconds: Difference between revisions

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| Recorded =  
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| Length  = 2:20
| Length  = 2:20
| Label    = Self-Released
| Label    = Self-released
| Writer  = [[Daniel Brummel]]
| Writer  = [[Daniel Brummel]]
| Producer = [[Ozma]]
| Producer = [[Ozma]]
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*''[[Boomtown]]''
*''[[Boomtown]]''
==Overview==
==Overview==
Notable about this song is that the speaking at the beginning of the song was a foreign language radio station that one of the band's amps had picked up during the recording of the album.{{Citation needed}} This song started its life as the [[Daniel Brummel and the Contraband]] song "[[If I Only Had Some Courage]]".
"Around the World" is an instrumental derived from the [[Daniel Brummel and the Contraband]] song "[[If I Only Had Some Courage]]".. The spoken audio at the beginning of the song is from a foreign-language radio station that one of the band member's amps picked up during the recording of the album.{{Citation needed}} [[Daniel Brummel|Brummel]] said of the song's title:
 
<blockquote>The sequential chord progression in the B section proceeds around the diatonic harmony by bass motion in fifths — a “[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circle_of_fifths circle of fifths]” type progression. When I first showed it to Ryen, when we hit that section, he said “around the world!” which I connected via wordplay to the Jules Verne novel, in the same playful sense of “one-upmanship” that gave us “Rock and Roll Part Three.”<ref>Email correspondence with Daniel Brummel, 2021. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Daniel_Brummel_Around_the_World.PNG</ref></blockquote>
==Naming==
Taken from a fan email with [[Daniel Brummel]] [https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Daniel_Brummel_Around_the_World.PNG]:
<blockquote>The sequential chord progression in the B section proceeds around the diatonic harmony by bass motion in fifths — a “circle of fifths” type progression. When I first showed it to Ryen, when we hit that section, he said “around the world!” which I connected via wordplay to the Jules Verne novel, in the same playful sense of “one-upmanship” that gave us “Rock and Roll Part Three.”</blockquote><gallery>Image:1200px-Circle of fifths deluxe 4.png|thumb|Graphical representation.</gallery>
 
==Audio==
==Audio==
<youtube>1YIKfsoOFYo</youtube>
<youtube>1YIKfsoOFYo</youtube>
==Lyrics==
<poem>[Instrumental]</poem>
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Ozma]]
*[[Ozma]]
*''[[Boomtown]]''
*''[[Boomtown]]''
==References==
<references />
[[Category:Ozma]]
[[Category:Ozma]]
[[Category: Ozma songs]]
[[Category: Ozma songs]]
[[Category:Needs Ozmaification]]
[[Category:Needs Ozmaification]]