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PHIL COLLINS – “I Don’t Care Anymore” – the missing tempo maps, linked to THE company of the Brave, Google, who has REJECTED China’s censors

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

Pat Metheny’s Baritone Tuning – SONG FOR THE BOYS – Tempo maps, bpm charts – NJ Public Music Education -thanks Pat!

The tempo maps of the great song “Song For The Boys” from ONE QUIET NIGHT, recorded by Pat in NYC, alone, in one night, are featured in this post.

Have a great day.

Ian Andrew Schneider

JAMES MANNINGSON

meanspeed®-NJ Free School

march 4, 2010

Princeton, NJ – 38.0 degrees

Precision analysis: of *unconscious* tempo? Like Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins’s First Stays in the 55-58 bpm range – eschewing the 60 bpm seriousness. Calibration, timing analysis, tempo maps by the NJ Free School. Videos..

February 14, 2010 Ian A Schneider Leave a comment

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