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Ben Ratliff discussing "Every Song Ever"

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Ben Ratliff discussing "Every Song Ever"

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Ben Ratliff: "Every Song Ever" | Talks at Google

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A pesar de la unidad estructural y lo habilidoso de la composición, lo más destacado de la obra radica en lo maravilloso de sus temas musicales, su ánimo melancólico y sereno, las armonías sensuales e insinuantes, la delicada calidez de los colores instrumentales, elementos todos que convierten a Reminiscing in tempo en una memorable experiencia musical.

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"A music appreciation guide for our era." -The New York Review of Books

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"A music appreciation guide for our era." -The New York Review of Books

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I disagree with this statement. This book is very thorough, but it was difficult to connect to. So, in terms of appreciation, I don't think this book hit the mark. However, in terms of musical analysis, it definitely hit the mark.

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"Incisive... Thanks to Ratliff's vast knowledge, what could have been a dry academic exercise is more like a trip into the world's coolest record store." -Rolling Stone

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"Incisive... Thanks to Ratliff's vast knowledge, what could have been a dry academic exercise is more like a trip into the world's coolest record store." -Rolling Stone

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I disagree with this, I feel that the terminology in the book would be better appreciated by people who are already knowledgeable about musical elements. As someone who is learning about musical elements, it felt rather dense.

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I felt this book was very difficult to read and to follow. I feel that the terminology used in this book would be better appreciated by people who are already knowledgeable about musical elements. As someone who is learning about musical elements, it felt very dense. I don't think all of the chapters explained the element and what it exactly is very efficiently. It was very easy to get lost in the chapters. It felt like the author's thought process was a bit all over the place and I had a hard time following. I did enjoy that the author's passion for music is reflected in this book. It's very obvious Ratliff loves and appreciates music and all it entails. I don't think this book changed the way I listen to music. I love all different parts of music already, this book was rather confusing to me personally, so it had little to no influence on me.