I was never sure what a ‘squonk’ actually was/ It does start with a heavy downbeat at ~90 bpm with an E minor seventh chord on top of an A drone, to the next measure where the E-7 gave way to a simple A major.

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iTunes® layout+BPM-Genesis

NIck has just found out…well, some very strange and harsh news, I do not want to give away the plot though – in England the show is very popular but running two a days is still a year behind us, so I will not give away why Marone embodies the boldness and enthusiasm that is real and strong and optimistic.

bpm-scan+Genesis-live-Phil-Collins-jack+wagner+chester+thompson+michael+rutherford+tony+banks

Meanspeed®-Carlton Summary
song=SQUONK
band=Genesis
composer=Genesis
album=Seconds OUt
arithmetic mean speed/average expected tempo/mean free path=90.8 beats per minute
average beat=0.6608″

these documents are available in multiple, free form through the BOLD company GOOGLE, who stood up to the censors: The Chinese.

Meanspeed®=Carlton Speed Summary

song=I Don’t Care Anymore

composer=Phil Collins

performer=Phil Collins, Chester Thompson, Peter Robinson, Leland Sklar, Darryl Steurmer

event=live, Perkins Palace, Pasadena, c. 1982

average expected tempo/arithmetic mean speed=66.9 BPM

average beat=~8969 milliseconds

calibration, measurement, synthesis of tempo graphics=JAMES DELUVA

http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ag51000E8oEAdGFqZXZpUU1OcEhUcDM0cFEyZUpVZ1E&hl=en

As for I Don’t Care Anymore: Rush Limbow [sp]: don’t let the airplane door hit your fat ass on your way out!  Thank God the United States will be rid of your hypocrisy-on-steroids & Oxycontin [sp].

/Ian Andrew Schneider/

march 23, 2010

NJ Free School/Meanspeed®-Carlton speed measurement

Phil Collins’s first major single was ”Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now).”

According to the people’s encyclopedia, wikipedia, ” The song was the main theme for the 1984 film of the same name, and first appeared on its soundtrack. It is a ballad in which its protagonist implores his/her ex-lover to “take a look at me now,” knowing that reconciliation is “against all odds” but worth a try. It has been covered by several artists.”

/Mariano Carlton/

/James Manning-san/

NJ Free School

A Division of Meanspeed® Music Education

February 13, 2010