These are some speed charts from the original studio version of the Carly Simon classic You’re So Vain.
“You’re So Vain” falls at the slower end of lust. As you can see, the song was recorded without the use of any metronome or substitute therefore, so the speed of the measures vary from 100-110 1/2 beats per minute.

Like many songs at the speed of lust, the song is in a minor key. For those who don’t know, “minor” keys are have the dark, sad sound, as they are based on minor chords and minor scales. Songs as Riders On The Storm, The Sounds Of Silence, White Room, California Dreaming: all in a minor key. It is impossible to say why. It is easy to guess, though, that a lustful sound, sometimes pure desire, sometimes sexual sometimes just a [life wish], sounds more intense with the darker sound of a minor key. Minor keys: In The Air Tonight, White Room, Layla at the speed of Enthusiasm, Lust and foreboding, respectively—would sound absurd in D major rather than the dark D minor.

Also, it’s not fair to put that out about Layla without explaining part two: Db major, a part written by the drummer separately where Clapton convinced him to make it part two of the song. It is almost played out—in Goodfellas, it is played almost on a loop. The key is Db major—always a wet sounding dark key—with a bridge in Bb minor.

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary
sing title=You’re So Vain
composer=Carly Simon
standard tempo/mean speed=105.6 beats per minute
mean-emotion=Lustful
beat frequency=1.76 beats per second
average beat length=568 milliseconds per beat.
mean slow phase=1.76 cycles per second.
corresponding pitch=450.56 Hertz, 40 cents above A4=440.000 Hertz and 60 cents below A#4/Bb4=466.164 Hertz.

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Peter Bergman (born June 11, 1953) is a three time Emmy Award-winning American soap opera actor. The son of an American United States Navy officer, he was born in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He has been nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor for his portrayal of Jack Abbott on The Young and the Restless fifteen times (1990-2002, 2007, 200 and once for his portrayal of Cliff Warner on “All My Children

1. On Friday, July 25, 2008, The Young and the Restless featured Bryton as Devon Hamilton and the young female singer who is called Anastasia on the program sang at the annual Genoa City Gala to raise money for the arts for public schools.

BRYTON, singing MOTHERLESS CHILD

Devon Hamilton is a fictional character on the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless, played by actor/musician Bryton since 2004. In 2007, Bryton won an Emmy for the role.

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During the gala, a song that could be sang in different manners at different speeds was striking. In my house, my mom is fond of saying , “we were dysfunctional before it was fashionable to be that way.” While my mom did introduce me to the amazingly fantastic CBS drama that is all about family, what we have all come top realize in the United States at least is that even the functional families have their dysfunctions.

This song about keeping your chin up in the face of literally feeling like a motherless child is sung at the slow end of grace, where songs between 70-76 beats per minute generally emote poised grace, where the similar 63-69 bpm range tends to reflect a musician emoting ritual, ceremony and romance. The two featured young actors singing the song have overcome very hard times, and they are indeed happy, poised and graceful at this ceremony.

Meanspeed Music Summary

song=MOTHERLESS CHILD (classic Negro Spiritual)
performers=Bryton, Anastasia with choir
special event=The Young and the Restless, Friday, July 25 “The Gala”
number of measurements=10
total beats calibrated=2,100
time passed, total=1,885.53 seconds
meanspeed=70 beats per minute
average beat=850 milliseconds
mean-emotion=grace

Ian Andrew Schneider

They make the point for us that we cannot make on our own, something we encourage everyone who reads our material on meanspeed.com and Wordpress’ meanspeedmusic.com: that tempo analysis sounds dry. in reality, it is the wettest thing going. As we have preached and tried to prove and begged for feedback as that on Music For Picture, when you learn yoru favorite speeds, understand the territoroes of speed, you will be able to control your mind in a new way. This is not for everyone, howeverm for lovers of contemporary music, it is the one of the best psychological tries one can make. Chemicals? No. Inflated psychiatry bills (a redindant concept)? Nope. Just an investement of your time in learning this meanspeed conjecture will be giving many a new power of mind that has the abiliy to soothe and enthuse. The most you will be shelling out for money is an occassional 99¢ download.
Be aware, if you think that the conjecture is wrong, or you follow the logic and the sound and do not believe hat the spectrum of speed territories is wrong, let us know at meanspeed@gmail.com.
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These are speed graphs of the song Anything For You, written and performed by Gloria Estefan.
The song sits in the middle of the meanemotion of grace—and in this song, in my opinion, you will hear a woman at peace with herself, in a deeply committed relationship, with a kindness that comes only out of deep self-confidence.

meanspeed=72.0 beats per minute
meanemotion=graceful
meanspace=0.833 seconds per beat
meanphase=1.20 cycles per second
meanpitch=307.20 Hertz, 77.5 cents above D4=293.665 Hertz and 22.5 cents below D#4/Eb4=311.127 Hertz.

Ian Schneider
September 26, 2008
NYC

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The three songs represented on the charts below are showing you emotions as instant sheet music not for “dummies’” but rather for anyone who is inquisitive and determined to explore the effect of precise tempo insofar that speed territoriality itself dictates the more than the words themselves. To this rule there are exceptions of course, and this is called speed irony or tempo irony. For example, below, see how sad President William Jefferson Clinton looks inside a song that is played at the speed of victory: his stoic contemplation belies any type of result in Iowa last night. Similarly, see how the image of Mrs. Clinton inside a song at the speed of foreboding as it appears as though she is victorious not only does not ring true but almost bizarre.

Frank Sinatra - Witchcraft and finally to Barbara Marx, to whom he was married at his death….Frank Sinatra Witchcraft classic video videoclips videomusic clip music musica song retro 1965) Francis Albert Sinatra (December 12, 1915 — May 14, 1998) was an Italian American jazz-oriented popular singer and Academy Award-winning actor. Beginning his musical career in the swing era with Harry James and Tommy Dorsey, Sinatra became a solo artist with great success in the early to mid-1940s, being the idol of the “bobby soxers”. His professional career had stalled by the 1950s, but it was reborn in 1954 after he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He signed with Capitol Records and released several critically lauded albums (such as In the Wee Small Hours, Songs For Swingin’ Lovers, Come Fly With Me, Only the Lonely and Nice ‘n’ Easy). Sinatra left Capitol to found his own record label, Reprise Records (finding success with albums such as Ring-A-Ding-Ding, Sinatra at the Sands and Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim), toured internationally, and fraternized with the Rat Pack and President John F. Kennedy in the early 1960s. Sinatra turned fifty in 1965, recorded the retrospective September of My Years, and scored hits with “Strangers in the Night” and “My Way”. Sinatra attempted to weather the changing tastes in popular music, but with dwindling album sales and after appearing in several poorly received films, he retired in 1971. Coming out of retirement in 1973, he recorded several albums, scoring a hit with “(Theme From) New York, New York”, and toured both within the United States and internationally until a few years before his death in 1998. Sinatra had three children; Nancy, Frank Jr. and Tina by his first wife Nancy Barbato. He was married three more times, to the actresses Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow and finally to Barbara Marx, to whom he was married at his death. (more) (less)

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The confidence in predicting of the deterministic element of tempo varies from speed to speed. I might be 44% likely to predict that a song that is really (not what Mixmeister gives you, with all due respect. Among the lack of integrity of people that will give you *real* speeds, let us go past the smarmy locals and go straight to the disingenuous source: Steven Jobs. A friend who is well connected, well funded, and for you women, well endowed - with a large family, of course - never seen his johnson, sorry - anyway, he said, “Steve Jobs is an [very mean tone taken *asshole*." I was floored. Not had I always thought Jobs the misunderstood benevolent bot genius, I thought he might be cool. Hell no. Any of you with "outdated" macs (those over 3 months old) who update to his newest OSX update - if you lose all your data? Shit! We warned ya! And the mac is a toy don't ya know. Microsoft, IBM, Google do all the work, Apple repackages it in a fancy yet smarmy way, like a nasty version of Sony products. As if: Sony parts did not have integration. Jobs came up with an iTunes system that is a scandal: you may only download once, despite their owning a copy of a song you *already bought but was lost on your hard drive because the new Tiger system blew up your "old" data, like you iTunes Library. The most ethical company I know is Audible.com, a company that sells books on recording by excellent readers at a fair price with enormous selections of everything. I bought Charlie Wilson's War, a 24 hour book in 2004, and I had erased it from my hard-drive for room, and wanted to download it before checking out the movie. Easily done: I go to the site--->My Library---->Download. Voila. You own it for life - or at least for the life of the company. And the only book club that was acceptable to Apple was Audible, and that price *should* have been steep in Audible's favor as they are every bit as ethical as iTunes is not. Of course, conspiracy theorists like myself if I've been outside too long would say that they are really the sane company, and in the future, to maintain revenue, with people revolting in masses against iTunes, Apple will bend to the same rule: If you ACCOUNT buys an album or a song, as long as you can prove that you have held the account from which you bought the music, you can download. Those rules of greed are obscene - as virtually all that is paid for mainly out of a morality play, as p2p is so easy, gets *punished* while Dr. Limewire has made $5,000 in DVD sales of the last concert ever by The Beatles.

Take that out a step way further. On his iTunes video 80 GB iPod, which is always breaking down - look out of it is not because then it's just going to die *completely* one day and the Apple Store twenty-something will say, "I'm sorry, that's what happens." Anyway, the iPod has an absolutely fantastic 200 lap stop watch on it that records two-hundred consecutive laps - a thousand calibrations on that iPod, with great software function and ease of use with music (I measure songs on the train - I was terribly excited about this watch. it even went out to the THIRD decimal place in seconds: while Nike, Seiko, Timex, and , well, everyone else stop at hundredths of seconds, the iPod does thousandths! One problem, two laughable results. The problem is that the lap button is in the middle of the iPod and goes down a distance of [X] number of diopters and hits “lap” - yet that button is raised and horribly inconsistent, so the problem is:
1) The time measurements are not even reliable to the 1ooths. I have many $10 watches that are far superior in a straight one lap digital count - the watch function does not work properly–nor can it, lest it is a touch screen version (like I am not going to buy it!); and
2) The idea of being unreliable out to the *thousandth* of a second is as absurd as if: you were 2-10 minutes to an 8 o’clock curtain, and upon being asked the time a man said: “It is seven hours, 56 minutes 44.78 seconds, or 3 minutes 56.22 seconds until 8!” where that man’s watch was good to go as far as the time being within 30 seconds of 7:57, but the “.78 seconds” is vanity and silliness and misleading - and Jobs sells this. Shameful. A Seiko stop watch is to an iTunes stopwatch what Air Force One is to that piece of crap John Denver flew into that mountain or even the Piper that Kennedy killed 2 sisters and himself, many say because he was a lousy pilot, his instrument rating not assured. And we all buy Steve Jobs because Bill Gates is supposed to be so “evil.” Wrong. Just like Google. Google is no more evil than MySpace or Facebook are “good.”
Your feedback has been encouraged to the maximum since the day we came online in August, 2004. Thank you for checking us out. The scale, which we call the Universal Tempo Scale created with mean speed music theory is:

Speed categories are territorial and predictable, yet only in this small range, essentially .5-2 Hertz, or 30 beats per minute (“bpm“) to 120. Speed ironies are a natural emergence and make for some of the most interesting music - they occur in every elevator we enter, every time we are put on hold on the telephone, every Starbucks song is pre-programmed to try to program you. Fight back - learn the real shit, on these pages, no money, no names, really: I don’t wanna even know ya- I just want to say - if you can master this theory, it is like carrying an invisible private limousine in your head. Then again, you can let the Industry shove Daughtry down your throat - your choice, sisters and brothers.

Universal Standard tempo”

1. 54-58-Melodrama
2. 59-62-Sincerity
3. 63-69-Ceremony
4. 70-76-Grace
5. 77-78-Bittersweetness
6. 79-84-Loneliness
7. 85-89-Renewal
8. 90-97-Enthusiasm
9. 98-105-Natural
10. 106-113-Lust
11. 114-118-Foreboding
12. 119-128-Victory

Archetype songs of enthusiasm, from meanspeed.com:

Archetype songs of victory, from meanspeed.com:

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	Fleetwood Mac Don’t Stop German TV 1980 Tusk Tour An old clip of Fleetwood mac performing Don’t Stop on the Tusk tour in Germany. I love this footage, it seems as if Lindsey is a An old clip of Fleetwood mac performing Don’t Stop on the Tusk tour in Germany. I love this footage, it seems as if Lindsey is a little hopped up, but his vocals are great. This is amazing, performing in daylight with a true audience that looks like they are having lots of fun. Thanks for gldstwmn at ledge.fleetwoodmac.net. Please if anyone has the rest of this concert PLEASE post or let me know, I will pay money for it. PS. sorry its a little garbeled at points. I am not too sure why this is (more) (less)	Added: 1 year ago Views: 70,482 From: Neil4Speed 03:08 More in Music

	Fleetwood Mac - Don’t Stop Stop‘ with help from the University of Southern California’s Trojans Marching Band For More Information contact: Info@FastFocus.TV…music fleetwood mac don stop A live performance of Fleetwood Mac’s classic hit, ‘Don’t Stop’ with help from the University of Southern California’s Trojans Marching Band For More Information contact: Info@FastFocus.TV (more) (less)	Added: 6 months ago Views: 10,086 From: fastfocustv 05:01 More in Music

Fleetwood Mac - Don’t Stop t Stop” by Fleetwood Mac from the Rumours album. Hope ya’ll enjoy the music and photos of Lindsey and Christine!…Fleetwood Mac Don

Added: 4 months ago Views: 13,310 From: LadyVolsRock 03:11 More in Music

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