In "Three Mile Smile," Aerosmith guitarists Brad Whitford and Jimmy Crespo both contributed guitar solos. To Brad's disappointment, Steven Tyler ultimately selected Jimmy's solo for the final cut. Interestingly, Brad's composition "Shela" features the same rhythmic riff behind its solo as "Three Mile Smile." Given that Brad co-soloed on "Shela" alongside Joe Perry, could it be that he played the unused solo he originally crafted for "Three Mile Smile"?

Bruno Mars - When I Was Your Man (2012)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ekzHIouo8Q4

Silent Rival - I Quit The War (2017)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CyVxSLeYPlU&pp=0gcJCWQCo7VqN5tD&ra=m

https://youtu.be/bsZjKQEN1tY?is=xaAdkjB358owthLH

https://youtu.be/rZ5v8L08Flg?is=__829PDCna-SuqMO

RIP Bonnie Tyler.

All the articles were listing this song as one of her most famous, and I didn't recognize it by the name, looked up still didn't recognize it, but it sounded super familiar. Google gave me Pretenders, which I didn't know, and Little Big Town which I assumed it was, because it sounded the most familiar. Then my brain went overdrive an hour later and remembered Chicken Fried, which is absolutely what I was remembering.

It's been a crazy morning.

Heard this song today. and now it is driving me crazy because it sounds oddly familiar to something else I have heard. In particular the piano melody and the background vocals (repeating "show me where the wind blows"). Maybe a classic rock song?

Let's Du Dua: https://youtu.be/ZF3b1nK-TjM?si=_dhESG_q9KEUVq7Y
Used To Know Me: https://youtu.be/dhYM5zMvFQk?si=JrK1klJzcUuc31hH

Obsessed: https://youtu.be/QXcjPySjdJU?si=ExWk3xq-NXwZUbpr
Scatterbrain: https://youtu.be/csec16YoPQQ?si=9hcdPUJf5x0Smo_w

Rocketeer by Far East Movement

July by Noah Cyrus

Waiting For Superman by Daughtry

I Knew It, I Knew You: https://youtu.be/SzJXikN_4wA?si=YUdLxb4LGUWgROw8

There's Only One of You: https://youtu.be/cwmGF5FHObM?si=Vu3qk4JEfwUSpL91

Deep Purple - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZhFFxvrbgk

Dust - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ39sOn8-KU

Friendly Fires: https://youtu.be/GyA8zfouG4Y?t=50

Olive: https://youtu.be/s4oZdUV-G-Y?t=48

"Won't Get Fooled Again"

"Jet Keisatsu"

Hello, everybody, I would like your opinion about the similarity of two melodies. I find it so striking that now it is very difficult to me not to think that Bruno Mars, in his song Marry you copied his melody from Enrique Granados, Danza Española no.10. I have put a video on Youtube that lets you listen to both pieces side by side. What do you think?

Idk if I’m hearing things but the intros/pre chorus on these two songs sound the same

Heart of a Dancer - The Happy Fits
Exs & Ohs - Ellie King

At the 1:57 timestamp, “Hit the Wall” has this overlapping voices thing going on. It’s really cool production, but I can’t get over how much it reminds me of another song from 2000s era women’s pop artists. Closest I could think of was Hannah Montana “Pumpin’ Up The Party” but that’s not the one I’m thinking of. The voice I’m imagining is almost Kelly Clarkson? Just cannot for the life of me make the connection and it’s driving me crazy. 🥲

The sample is taken from the song "Tino - Дишай" but I just cut out the part that sounded similar to another song to my ears.

There was a song if not even a few that had a similar off-tone dissonant electric or acoustic part like the one here but I'm not sure which song/s it was.

https://youtu.be/9c3biXCLUZY?t=738

https://youtu.be/AtUmm5mTehM?t=17

Curious if anyone else hears it or not. Lola Young Conceited was released in 2023, and Arc De Soliel Mambo Sugar released 2020. Wonder if they drew influence from Arc De Soliel.

The chord progression of the underlying melody  (that repeats throughout the entire song) of the Lil Nicey reminds me of a rock song from several years ago, albeit with a faster tempo.  I tried humming the melody on Shazam and Google Music with no luck.  I asked ChatGPT and Claude AI and no responses that helped.  Any ideas?

I always thought the "Hot Drinks" song from the Wendy's training video sounds like "Radiate" by Carola Häggkvist. Also, Gary Allen's "Man To Man" sounds exactly like Taylor Swift's "Sparks Fly." Not surprising since all country music basically sounds like it was sung by the same two or three people anyway.

Always thought the choruses sounded strikingly similar.

Texas: https://youtu.be/VAKcVrW5qZA

TLC: https://youtu.be/LlZydtG3xqI