Fade To Black-Metallica(Phrygian)
Thats the only song I am sure of thats in a mode, other than just major or minor.
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Songs in Modes
What are your favorite songs using a mode?Name the mode if you know it.
Fade To Black-Metallica(Phrygian)
Thats the only song I am sure of thats in a mode, other than just major or minor.
Fade To Black-Metallica(Phrygian)
Thats the only song I am sure of thats in a mode, other than just major or minor.
# 1
Yeah , it isnt phrygian at all.
The intro in the key of D , Aeolian mode which is B minor .
Then it switches to the key of C , Aeolian mode too which is A minor for the verses.
Then into the dist part in the key of G , E minor (aeolian) aeolian mode.
Then Back to B minor (aeolian) in the key of D.
The intro in the key of D , Aeolian mode which is B minor .
Then it switches to the key of C , Aeolian mode too which is A minor for the verses.
Then into the dist part in the key of G , E minor (aeolian) aeolian mode.
Then Back to B minor (aeolian) in the key of D.
# 2
in guitar world, it says in the solo that hammett combines the B phrygian and B lydian (i think its lydian) scales
but that's just guitar world
but that's just guitar world
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# 3
Combines B phrygian and B lydian ????!!!!
And Howzzat? :confused:
B phrygian is in the key of G maj , B lydian is F# major key !! while the intro's rhythm is in the key of D major and resolves into a B note , so it must be B minor (aeolian).
The outro's solo got a C instead of C# which is an accidental, I don't know if you can call this phrygian mode since the key is the same , but it's mosly natural B minor (aeolian) throughout.
And Howzzat? :confused:
B phrygian is in the key of G maj , B lydian is F# major key !! while the intro's rhythm is in the key of D major and resolves into a B note , so it must be B minor (aeolian).
The outro's solo got a C instead of C# which is an accidental, I don't know if you can call this phrygian mode since the key is the same , but it's mosly natural B minor (aeolian) throughout.
# 4