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Panic! At The Disco: Say Amen (Saturday Night) [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

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Panic! At The Disco: This Is Gospel [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

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Panic! At The Disco: Emperor's New Clothes [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

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My examples for linked is a 3 part video, the videos, Panic! at the disco is a perfect example to me of linked musical aspects.

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People linking together to make the world a better place. People helping with the environment trying to make it healthy again.

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When reading this chapter it was all confusing. I had trouble understanding the connection of linking. But near the end of the chapter he starts talking how the listener could link their knowledge of music to predict what will happen next in the piece.
"Those gaps bring the listener in"  Chpt 18 page #214

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To me it was difficult to understand his reasoning and his meaning on the subject, but I do agree that people make connections within their past. Linking old with the new and predicting what will happen next

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Linking is literally joining two things together, for example linking your phone charger to the wall outlet. Also with us people we make mental bookmarks from past experiences and without realizing we start to look and listen to what is familiar.