The playwright William Congreve said that "music has charms to soothe a savage breast. To soften rocks or bend a knotted oak." I myself was once tamed a long time ago. My favorite things are still in this past even as I'm being drawn to the present.
Its a great song. Just the first few notes make me wonder why everyone sees it to a blunder.
I will remain hidden but find the musician with initials JJQ.
The '#5's have nothing to do with the lyrics or the paragraph before. They're common chord variations used in Blues and Jazz. For example, there's 8 notes in a scale. If the chord is A7 (As it is in this instance. A, B, C#, D, E, F#, G, A) and it has a #5 next to it, the notation means to play the 5th note of the scale (in this case it's telling the musician to play F instead of E.) This is assuming that the mathematic puzzle is even musical notes or chords.
Is it definately in the key of D? Because Depending on what key it's in, it could spell out different things like peoples initials or other words depending on what key it's in...
For the people who asked for the lyrics to 'Blue in Green', here they are. They might help...
Hues of blues and greens surround me
knowing you have found another love
has turned me world
to sorrow
Green with envy for another
fearing she may be the one to soar
through life with you, can't lose these
Hues of blues in green
Also, I don't think the clues point to Adam. There was no indication of what Adam can do besides regenerate. The clues clearly point to the fact that Druckers ability is to see electrical signals and stuff like that and recognise them. If you relate that to Adam compared to the other Heroes, it doesn't match. Take Matt for example. His powers all have something to do with the mind. I don't think Adam would be able to see electrical signals when the first power that's introduced to us in the show is regeneration.
I do however think that he's related to the Petrelli's (which is completely off topic, I know, but it needs to be said!) We all know that powers are heriditary in some cases (Taking Matt and Maury as an example). Look at Claire's power compared to Adams. Very similar ya? So that means, in my opinion, that one of the parents is a decendant of Adam. The Father was Nathan.
Suddenly, there's big conspiracy thoeries flying to mind but I have no evidence for any of them...
Anyway, back to the original point. I honestly think that the most plausible idea is that Drucker and Arthur Petrelli are the one person. Both are surrounded in mystery. Maybe Petrelli faked his death or conspired with Angela to fake it. I mean, she's a really sneaky woman. And Nathan and Peter never saw their father die. They were both told by their mother... Maybe Arthur Petrelli isn't dead and is just hiding under the name Drucker. I mean, if you look at the 'news reports' on the Heroes website about Drucker, he seems to have no problem changing his name...
I don't know. This is all speculation. I really want to see how this turns out....
G, A (#5), D, C#, F, Bb, F, D, C, G,D
G, A (#5), D, C#, F, Bb, A, D, E, A,D
actually, i don't think that means much, those two chords, the key of d minor is the most common ending to a "phrase", this is called a "cadence". therefore, i don't think the "dead" means much, it's just a common chord progression in that key.
srry, i love the show and reading all the related sites, but for one i think it's not something to read into, i'm a singer and my musical sense it getting the better of me.
actually, i don't think that means much, those two chords, the key of d minor is the most common ending to a "phrase", this is called a "cadence". therefore, i don't think the "dead" means much, it's just a common chord progression in that key.
srry, i love the show and reading all the related sites, but for one i think it's not something to read into, i'm a singer and my musical sense it getting the better of me.
I am a drama grad student and I don't feel like these refer to dramatic notation. Dramatic notation should include a field for act, then scene, then line. However, none of the combinations in the sequence fulfill these three requirements.
"Its a great song. Just the first few notes make me wonder why everyone sees it to a blunder.
I will remain hidden but find the musician with initials JJQ."
Just Jazz Quintet. They play Miles Davis and otheres. There is a guy in the band Bob Montgomery who played in the "Trucker's Daughter" and plays persussion instruments as well as middle-eastern drums. don't know if this is a clue, but...
