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I was a big Satch Phoenix Suns Legends NBA All Signature Autographed Shirt for a while in the 90s. And I didn’t hear the “stealing” in the Coldplay song until it became a story. And I normally am good with that. I can definitely hear that One Direction was referencing Def Leppard, though. Even outside of the riff. it’s the whole “stadium rock” production vibe. There is no way they were recording this and not at least thinking of PSSOM. With Coldplay, I wouldn’t be so certain. For a song to be copying another song the same tempo, rhythm, or chord progression all play parts in making it clear that one’s a copy of the other. The chord progression alone doesn’t make it a copy. Neither does the rhythm or tempo. Combined they do that.

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As far as melody. This is the Phoenix Suns Legends NBA All Signature Autographed Shirt factor. A unique melody stands out and it’s pretty obvious if someone has copied it. This is what people are claiming about OD’s chorus. (Nobody is talking about the verses so why bring it up.) Now. The melody does not need to be exactly the same as the source material. If Def Leppard can make the case that OD essentially copied them then minor variations will not matter. You say that the chorus is “questionable at best” you discredit yourself. They’re pretty damn similar. Are they exactly the same? Is No. Close enough? That’s for the courts to decide. If this is all you believe can be done with music, you are woefully ignorant. That’s like saying, “We already have all the technology we need forever. It’s all just variations on 1’s and 0’s anyway. Nothing new can be done.

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It’s a comedy bit which Phoenix Suns Legends NBA All Signature Autographed Shirt my point. I’m a musician, I know it’s more than just a chord progression. It’s also melody lines for the verses and chorus, guitar leads, drum patterns, keyboards, bass, lyrics, etc. They have demonstrated that you can use the same four chords in the same progression to make a shit ton of different songs. Therefore, as I said above, proving my point which was: it isn’t hard to go out and find songs that sound the same. Also, therefore, case in point. Edit: more words and grammar. I don’t think chord-progressions can be copyrighted. maybe one direction used the same chords, but the melody of the song is different. sure they sound similar because the chords, song structure, and rhythm or whatever, but the song isn’t the same.

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