"Math Rock" (And/Or Songs Containing Numbers or Math Terms)

[millineutron]

This topic is wide open. Could be actual Math Rock, with complex rhythms or weird time signatures, such as the band American Football with their song Never Meant: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_NfnXdXpjL0

OR you could also include songs containing numbers and/or Math terms in either the title or the lyrics, such as Love Minus Zero / No Limit by Bob Dylan.

Whatever! Oh, and no worries if you post something that someone else has already posted here. That would just be Math Rock Squared! 🤓

[l483260l]

"EIGHT MILES HIGH " THE BYRDS

[ada0442]

One Summer Night ==> Danleers

[l483260l]

"ONE OF THESE NIGHT"- EAGLES

[l483260l]

A CLASSIC NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE: SINATRA- "ONE FOR MY BABY& ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpZp7awjSJ4

[ada0442]

A Hundred Pounds Of Clay ==> Gene McDaniels

[l483260l]

" THE WEIGHT" JACKIE DE-SHANNON
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHGTSNUypeY JUST READ THAT THE BAND COVERED IT FIRST & BARRY WHITE SINGS IN THE CHORUS.

[millineutron]

30,000 Pounds Of Bananas -- Harry Chapin

[l483260l]

"CLOUD NINE" THE TEMPTATIONS. MY SIS & I OWNED THE ORIGINAL VINYL. WE TRIED HARD TO DANCE AS THEY DID, BUT NEVER QUITE GOT IT!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp1MRAUw4Uk

[millineutron]

96 Tears -- ? and the Mysterians

[mp8908]

                   28 Thousand Days                Alicia Keys

[ada0442]

Five O'Clock World ==> Vogues

[mp8908]

                   Pennsylvania 6-5000          Glen Miller

[l483260l]

THAT'S A CLASSIC! HERE'S A JAZZ CLASSIC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKJMMP__Nl4 SAXOPHONIST EDDIE HARRIS FROM "I'M TIRED OF DRIVING"- FABULOUS STRAIGHT-AHEAD JAZZ.

[ada0442]

In The Year 2525 ==> Zager and Evans 

[ada0442]

Love Potion No. 9 ==> Seachers

[l483260l]

"IT TAKES TWO"- MARVIN GAYE & TAMMY TERRELL.

[millineutron]

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 -- Bob Dylan

Some people have come up with various theories about what these numbers signify. Others have interpreted this as a drug song ("Everybody must get stoned...") But in a 2012 Rolling Stone interview, when asked if it bothers him when people misinterpret his songs, he said, "It doesn’t surprise me that some people would see it that way. But these are people that aren’t familiar with the Book of Acts."

So there you have it!

[MaVolta]

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@millineutronwrote:

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 -- Bob Dylan

Some people have come up with various theories about what these numbers signify. Others have interpreted this as a drug song ("Everybody must get stoned...") But in a 2012 Rolling Stone interview, when asked if it bothers him when people misinterpret his songs, he said, "It doesn’t surprise me that some people would see it that way. But these are people that aren’t familiar with the Book of Acts."

So there you have it!

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That's an interesting story. Thanks for sharing it. I think that a lot of Bob Dylan's work is often misinterpreted. He certainly inspires thought!

[l483260l]

WONDER ABOUT THE HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE( IF ANY)OF THE BEATLES "REVOLUTION #9".??

[MaVolta]

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@l483260lwrote:
WONDER ABOUT THE HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE( IF ANY)OF THE BEATLES "REVOLUTION #9".??

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None. Lennon referred to it as a collection of sounds, and at times, a sound revolution. It was an experimental offering and often rated the groups worst song. More details here. . .

http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=174

[l483260l]

THANK YOU- FASCINATING FAB FOUR HISTORY!

[l483260l]

WHAT ABOUT THE BEATLES' "EIGHT DAYS A WEEK"? I F GEOMETRY IS INCLUDED, THEN "RED RUBBER BALL" BY CYRKLE.

[ada0442]

Thousand Stars In The Sky ==> Kathy Young And Innocents

[l483260l]

"LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES"- WILSON PICKETT.

[mp8908]

                            409                 The Beach Boys

[ada0442]

Eighteen Yellow Roses ==> Bobby Darin

[mp8908]

                        Route 66              Nat King Cole

[MaVolta]

Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses - Kathy Mattea

[MaVolta]

You're My Number One - Enrique Iglesias 

[mp8908]

                        747               Lady Antebellum