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As we can see in Ch1 of Ratliff's book we observe that he analyzes the concept of repetition. In my own words I would define repetition as the reoccurring sounds and words in a song(s) that give off certain emotions and meanings.
I do agree with Ratliff’s argument that he makes about repetition and how it applies not just throughout music but in our own behavior as well. As Ratliff explains his argument he also points out the good aspects of repetition. For example, he quotes that "Repetition is a sign of health." Which not only signifies that it's a good thing to have repetition but that it's a healthy element to have within songs of all kind. I couldn't agree even more with him. He examines every aspect of repetition in the songs he lists out in chapter 1. He analyzes how the artist repeat certain words or sounds in their music and defines repetition in his own words for each piece. Ratliff seems to have a positive outlook on repetition and signifies it as a positive musical element that adds to the meaning of each song. Each song he mentions has emotions that are often repeated in detail within the song. It adds flavor to the song, I guess one can say.

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This example, in Ratliff's playlist exemplifies the musical concept of repetition by the repetition of the words "walking on sunshine" explaining how the women exphasizes her love for this guy and how everytime she sees him it makes her feel good, feel happy, and excited. This "repetition is a sign of health"(Ratliff,16) as he explains. It corralates with how the artist feels in the song. Feelings that are positive, that are good, and that portay healthy emotions.

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Walking On Sunshine · Katrina & The Waves Katrina & The Waves ℗ 1985 Capitol Records, LLC. All rights reserved. Producer: Pat Collier Mixer, Additional Production: Scott Litt Producer: Katrina & The Waves Composer: Kimberley Rew Auto-generated by YouTube.

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"Repetition is a smart psycological operation - a way to make you focus on all that is in fact nonrepetitive. The music seems to stay put, while you(or your perceptions) change."

~ Ratliff(Every Song Ever,14)

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(Taken From My Iphone on October 7, 2017)

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This example, outside of Raliff's playlist exemplifies the musical concept of repetion  by the way the artist describes how she wants to go to the mall with her friends. She is speaking to her friends and repeating "let's go to the mall". Such positive enrgy she releases in those few words. The repetition allows for the listener to actually want to go to mall!

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Robin Sparkles - Let's go to the Mall OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO *HQ*

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Get the song on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lets-go-to-mall-from-how-i/id263246181 Canadian teen sensation Robin Sparkles' first music video entitled "Let's go to the Mall" taken from her debut album "Make it Sparkle" Lyrics: Let's go to the mall everybody! Go! C'mon Jessica, C'mon Tori, let's go to the mall you won't be sorry.

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http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/web-designer/effective-design-principles-for-web-designers-repetition/

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"In music there's imagined to be a general split between two orientations: variation and repetition. But it's not pure split."

~ Ratliff(Every Song Ever,14)

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"Repetition often leads to length, to the expansion of an idea."

~ Ratliff(Every Song Ever,14)