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The same music note is being repeated but it is pleasing to the eye because there are differences between them, like size and color and in music that difference between the beat that goes along with the repeated parts makes the song bearable.

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I thought this picture was funny and it ties into composers copying what they've already written throughout their songs to create those repeated sounds.

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I think Ratliff is mainly talking about how repetition is something that most people don't usually think it is. Repetition is essentially more than just repeated sounds or words, there are more musical elements and sounds that go into a piece of work. I do agree with Ratliff and his theory of repetition because people do want to hear a variety of things while having the comfort of something they already know (the repetitive parts that are usually played at the beginning). This theory that repetition is way more than just one thing being repeated makes a lot of sense and I've never thought about it in that context. I usually just think of it as a general thing being used over and over, which gets boring over time but as Ratliff says, it's more about how other elements are weaved into the repetition that makes it enjoyable for the listener to sit through.

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This is a prime example of how repetition is often used in the music industry. The same background tune, in the beginning, is once again played throughout the whole song, of course with added musical elements to give it that interest Ratliff talks about. They've created a more exciting song instead of just playing one continuous note over and over. Although, the lyrical tune along with that repeated background is very noticeable for many people so the song can still get annoying.

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We R Who We R by Ke$ha  Lyrics on Screen (HD)

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Right of the bat, the beginning tune is repeated a couple of times before the lyrics come in and then those words (the chorus) is repeated. Throughout the whole song, you hear the same elements with a little variation which is a great example of Ratliff's thinking behind repetition.

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"Expressed in music, the stops between tones allows the listener to think about how to move forward." (Every Song Ever pg. 14)

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"Music is a game between performers and audiences, a loop in which performers hold the upper hand, then audiences, then performers again."  (Every Song Ever pg. 19)