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This video is the song I chose that isn't in Ratliff's playlist that incorporates all the elements from his playlist.

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System Of A Down - B.Y.O.B. (Official HD Video)

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This is a song taken from Ratliff's playlist. It shows exclusivity by variation and no set rhythm.

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Henry Threadgill & Zooid - Tomorrow Sunny

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This picture s from the System of a Down music video, an example of exclusivity in music.

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This is the song art from Ratliff's suggestion Tomorrow Sunny from Henry Threadgill. This song is a prime example of an exclusive song.

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"Animated by all that possibility to develop, the music becomes a kind of living organism" -Ben Ratliff

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"But music doesn't have to be set at right angles" -Ben Ratliff

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Ratliff explores the concept of linking and exclusivity as ways of breaking free of the normality of every day life. Exclusivity makes a piece unique as it adds its own flare in the sense that it doesn't repeat and keeps the music fresh in a sense. The song Tomorrow Sunny by Henry Threadgill, there is obvious variation in the beat as well as the instrumentation and rhythm. It is a perfect example of exclusivity because it shows a difference than normal music and musical compositions. Another example of this in a song can be seen in the song B.Y.O.B by System of a Down. The constant variation in the rhythm fits in with the principle of exclusivity by constantly changing and keeping the listener engaged and craving more.