This ain't no Red Sox game! This is American Idol! - SWEET CAROLINE - Neil Diamond - Can Cook and Archuleta handle Mr. HOT AUGUST NIGHT?

Unlike other music websites, we at Meanspeed Music Research Labs, located in a remote undisclosed location in New Jersey, *work* with the songs we represent. We love to calibrate and find out what is really going on behind the pace of the music. For example, simply knowing that this song, Sweet Caroline, a song Neil wrote as a silent tribute to the daughter of teh 36th president of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. We legally purchase (that would mean: pay for) and download a song:


next, we use the methodology described on the site and enter the co-ordinates in a spreadsheet, as we did below:



next, we plot all 9 trials to create speed graph showing results in line form:


We take a look at all 9 trial in scatter graph form:



Finally, we synthesize this a speed chart:


Now we can enter the speed in the BPM column in iTunes and create the best playlists that money cannot buy:




speed summary, by James C.C. Manning and Hunter Newman
song="Sweet Caroline"
performer=Neil Diamond
composer=Neil Diamond
total beats measured=3,690
time elapsed=28 minutes, 51 seconds
beats per trial=410
mean time per trial=3 minutes, 12.3 seconds
mean speed=127.9 beats per minute
mean emotion according to meanspeed music conjecture=victory
average beat=0.469 seconds




Ian Schneider
James C.C. Manning
Hunter Newman
April 29, 2008




From wikipedia.org, the People's Free Encyclopedia

"Sweet Caroline" is a pop song written and performed by Neil Diamond and officially released on September 16th 1969 as a single,and was also included on later pressings of his Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show album. The song reached #4 on the Billboard chart and eventually went platinum for sales of one million singles.^[1]

In the fall of 1969, Diamond performed "Sweet Caroline" on several television shows, including The Joey Bishop Show, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, and The Ed Sullivan Show. It later reached #8 on the UK singles chart in 1971.

It is also very popular at sporting events worldwide, usually sung by supporters of English football team Arsenal, but in North America, it has been the signature song played during Boston Red Sox games at Fenway Park. The tradition began when Amy Tobey, the club's musical coordinator at that time, started playing it in 1998 at the request of a Red Sox employee who had become a father to a girl named Caroline.^[2] Tobey continued to play it (usually in the middle of the 8th inning) when the team was winning and she felt the Red Sox would win.^[3] Other sources deny that Amy played the song at the request of an employee and state that she played it because she liked the song and it was played at other sporting events and those crowds seemed to like it.^[4] In 2002, new owner John W. Henry requested that the song be played at every home game. The sing-along gained fame in a sequence of the 2005 movie Fever Pitch.

The song is also sung during New York Rangers hockey games, New York Mets, Washington Nationals, San Jose Giants, University of Mississippi,Vanderbilt University baseball games, and Boston College and University of North Carolina sporting events.

In the karaoke and sing-along versions, the chorus has fans singing "Sweet Caroline..." with the fans imitating the music to "Oh, oh, oh! Good times never felt so good" followed by the chant of "So good, so good, so good!" The next line goes "I feel inclined..." with the "Oh, oh, oh!" tag repeated.

[edit] Covers

• In 1970, Anthony Armstrong took the song into the Top 40 of the country charts. In 1972, Bobby Womack took it into the Top 20 of the R&B charts. A number of other artists have recorded covers, including Andy Williams, Bobby Goldsboro, Elvis Presley, the Ventures, Ray Conniff, Boots Randolph, Frank Sinatra, Guster, and Waylon Jennings.

• In 1996 film, Beautiful Girls, Timothy Hutton leads a sing-along performance of the song in a bar.

• In Ireland, in December 2001, a dance version by Dustin the Turkey reached Number 1 in the singles charts, his last Number 1 hit to date. It was also covered by the punk music band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes on their Have a Ball. "Sweet Caroline" has also been covered by Reggae group Bunny Rugs & The Upsetters in 1974 on their album To Love Somebody.

• In September of 2004, Jimmy Buffett included "Sweet Caroline" in a medley with "Why Don't We Get Drunk" during both of his Fenway Park shows (9/10/2004 and 9/12/2004) stating, "Never again will those songs be played together in one medley at Fenway Park."

• Dave Matthews Band followed suit and performed "Sweet Caroline" at Fenway Park on Saturday, July 8, 2006, and again on Saturday, March 24, 2007, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV.

• During U2's Popmart Tour, U2's guitarist The Edge performed several karaoke versions of "Sweet Caroline".

• The song was covered by The Railbenders, a Denver-based hard-country band on their 2003 release Segundo.

• Angelo Venuto recorded a techno version of the song.

• Bobby Darin performed the song live, but at a slower, more dramatic tempo. This cover is available on the HYENA DVD Bobby Darin- Seeing Is Believing.

According to the album literature of 1996's In My Lifetime, Diamond came up with the famous A6 chord (used in the "...hands, touching hands" portion of the song) in the song in a hotel room one night.

[edit] References

1. ^ http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/bio/index.jsp?pid=4456&aid=5629
2. ^ http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2005/08/21/a_diamond_note_unique_to_the_red_sox/
3. ^ http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2005/05/29/another_mystery_of_the_diamond_explained_at_last
4. ^ http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4930465

[edit] External links

• NPR: The Mystery of 'Sweet Caroline' and the Sox

Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_Caroline"

Categories: Football songs and chants | Neil Diamond songs | Bobby Womack songs | 1969 singles | 1971 singles | 2001 singles | Number-one singles in Ireland

"Getting Better" - The Beatles - Meanspeed Conjecture analysis of The Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - calibrations & charts

"Getting Better" is a song written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney for the group The Beatles who recorded it and made it the third track of the album 'SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEART'S CLUB BAND'. The chart on this page was synthesized on Excel 2008 with the method consistent with the precise description on the main meanspeed site. The average beat of the song is 494 milliseconds, therefore there are approximately 121 1/2 beats per minute. According to the meanspeed conjecture, the song's speed, in and of itself, is indicative of songs of victory. Examples of such songs can be found on this page can be seen by using the dropdown screen or clicking on my head.

"Getting Better" meanspeed music chart with The Young and the Restless playing behind.

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
song title="Getting Better"
composer=John Lennon & Paul McCartney
performer=The Beatles


album=Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
average time per trial=162.9 seconds
total time measured=1,466.1 seconds
total beat elapsed=2,970
beats per trial=330
average beat=0.493711 seconds
mean speed=121.5 beats per minute
mean emotion according to the meanspeed conjecture=victory

The beats of the songs charted above are correlated to this line of advance/lyric guide.

The Speed Of The Beatles: LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS mixes a waltz with common time for an L.S.D.-like (or so they say) tempo structure

Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds is the third track from the 1967 album by the Beatles called 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.' In this meanspeed music calibration, the waltz sections were measured as whole notes divided into three's, and the common time sections were treated as 2/2 time.



Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
song title=Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
composer=John Lennon and Paul McCartney
album=Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
performer=The Beatles
key=A major
average time per trial=202.0 seconds
beats calibrated=280
average beat=878 milliseconds
meanspeed/average velocity=68.3
mean emotion according to the meanspeed conjecture=ceremony

Ian Andrew Schneider
Sarah Jane Bristol
Sophia St. John Newman
James C.C. Manning
Meanspeed Music Research Labs, New Jersey
April 24, 2008

In the International language, music, "One" by Mary J. Blige & U2 Emeerges as the most widely loved song - continguous bpm line Implies -> ENTHUSIASM

The song "One" by U2, and later by Mary J. Blige, has become the international language's ultimate song. According to the meanspeed conjecture, both versions are between 90-92 beats per minute.  In terms of mental speed, pr as some say 'cognitive tempo', there simply is no better speed at which to process thought.

Take a look at the songs in this group.  I take as the book FOOLED BY RANDOMNESS as one of the  of  brilliant works of nonfiction written in the past quarter century.  The speed at which this song is known, the speed I used to call Ronald Reagan Speed because the songs, in a disproportion that I have not been able to label, are full of confident anticipation. CONFIDENT anticipation, ie, "enthusiasm" - rather than another anticipatory speed territories. For example, MYSTERIOUS anticipation can be found with reliability at the speed I call "foreboding" - songs between 114-117 3/4 beats per minute.  

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by Jammes C.C. Manning - 

song title=One

performer=Mary J. Blige and U2
average velocity/meanspeed=93.0 beats per minute
mean emotion according to mean speed music conjecture=enthusiasm

composer=Bono, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Junior, david Evans, best know as "The Edge"
mean slow phase=1.55 cycles per second
average beat =645 milliseconds
corresponding pitch=396.80 Hertz


Ian Schneider

April 22, 2008

From Ireland, U2, released a Deluxe version on iTunes of their new album U218 Singles.

Track #12 on the album is called, composed by under the genre of "Rock."

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
mean speed, (average tempo)=90.7 beats per minute
mean emotion according to the mean speed conjecture=enthusiasm
mean slow phase=1.51 beats per second
corresponding pitch=387 Hertz.


Meanspeed Music Research Labs, New Jersey
Ian Schneider
Sarah Jane Bristol
Mike The Spike
April 22, 2008
Kendall Park

Contiguous Calibration - WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS - meanspeed conjecture analysis of tempo elements with offers of proof - precise bpm

This chart represents the speed of the song "With A Little Help From My Friends." The handwritten [lyrics] are where they were calibrated in a contiguous manner exactly as explained on meanspeed.com.“With A Little Help From My Friends” is the second track, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, on The Beatles' album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.



You may follow each contiguous calibration of each 10-beat group:
1-10 - "What would you think if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and / 11-20 - walk out on me? Lend me your ears and I'll / 21-30 - sing you a song and I'll try not to sing out of key! Oh / 31–40 - I get by with a little help from my friends - Mm, I get high
/ 41-50 - with a little help from my friends - Mm, I’m gonna try with a little / 51-60 – help from my friends! / 61-70 - What do I do when my love is away? / 71-80 - Does it worry you to be alone? / 81-90 - How do I feel by the end of the day? Are you sad because you're / 91-100 - On your own? No, I get by with a little help from my friends / 101-110 -Oh, I get high with a little help from my friends / 111-120 - Mm, I’m gonna try with a little help from my friends! Do you / 121-130 - Need anybody? I need / 131-140 - Somebody to love! Could it be anybody? / 141-150 - I want somebody to love / 151-160 - Would you believe in a love at first sight? Yes, I'm / 161-170 - Certain that it happens all the time! What do you / 171-180 - See when you turn out the light? I can't tell you, but I know it's mine! / 181-190 - Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends! / 191-200 - Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends! Oh, I’m gonna / 201-210 Try with a little help from my friends! Do you / 211-220 - Need anybody I just need someone to love / 221-230 Could it be anybody / 231-240 I want somebody to love - Oh, I get / 241-250 By with a little help from my friends! Mm, Gonna try with a / 251-260 - Little help from my friends Oh! I get high with a little help from my / 261-270 – friends. Yes, I get by with a little help from my friends / 271-280 - with a little help from my friends!!!"

These meanspeed charts are different because nothing even remotely like them exist anywhere - except from where they have been "borrowed" from this page or other meanspeed places online. We are flattered by the borrowing - but letting us know would be not only a moral thing to do - it would make us feel good! Wouldn't you want the same notice - especially when unique information is vouched for as scientifically accurate and free of charge. Try going anywhere in any space - cyberspace, outerspace, real space - and finding information as this. If you find it, please let us know!!! We will stop publishing. Please know the thrill of doing so much work with a guarantee that no one has ever done it before. And take a song as this. Seriously, if you were to gather every piece of information about this song, would you would not get through it it 50 lifetimes? Probably not. Notwithstanding, I do not think you will find anything as we present in an online space or even professorial desk. An engineer's booth, sure. But try getting the information out of a top flight engineer! They are paid to keep recording secrets. Duh. Because of lack of alternative of finding out how fast the song really goes, and just pieces of the song, but the entire song as a contiguous piece, we could have tried to make a gadget or retail-therapy tool by which you would be promised, like the charlatans (Mozart Effect Crowd of Smarm) out there, you can gain a new way to change your mood. No, a song like this, with its music irony: using a speed most often expresses in contemporary music with a more raw lust with a simple strong desire to *connect* -

That is about all we can say that is new about With A Little Help From My Friends is that as we repeat - the lust for connection is on the side of the performer - here, Ringo Starr and the Beatles. If you are feeling lonely, playing this song is more likely to make you feel *more* lonely! Hence, the reason to want to understand the meanspeed music conjecture. Knowing what speed makes you feel leas lonely and what speed makes you feel like competing and what speeds are best for your sex life - that is great stuff, and we do not even ask for a thing. People as ourselves exist (goodness lives).

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
song title=With A Little Help From My Friends
composer=John Lennon and Paul McCartney
mean time per trial=150.11 seconds
beats per trial=280
average beat=536 milliseconds
mean speed/average tempo=111.9 beats per minute
meanspeed conjecture category/mean emotion=lust

An excellent article on Ringo can be found here:

http://medisinmusicforthemasses.wordpress.com/historically-influential-drummers/.

Personally, what freaks me out the most is that Ringo is a left handed man who played in a right handed style. If Paul was not *also* left handed, would the Beatles have been, well, who they are?

Ian Andrew Schneider

Meanspeed Music Research Labs

New Jersey, United States

Tempo & The Beatles - Track One -meanspeed conjecture view of "SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND"

The tempo mapping - the cataloging of the tempo, or speed, of each Beatles song on their album Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band continues with the first track of the post-Revolver era of contemporary music. The opening song makes brilliant use tempo acceleration, as the song accelerates, in a sinusoidal way, from a section of renewal speed (85-89 bpm) to emthusiasm (90-97 bpm) to natural (98-105 bpm). The average tempo suitably sits in the middle of enthusiasm - could there be a better way to begin an album? For over 35 years total, Phil Collins and Pat Metheny, both huge fans of the Beatles, began their concerts at this speed - Phil with "Hand In Hand"at 96 bpm and the Pat Metheny Group with "Phase Dance" also dancing around this speed that is indicative of the musician having the most confident of anticipation.

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Meanspeed-Carlton Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
song title=Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club band
performer=The Beatles
composer=John Lennon & Paul McCartney

harmony=G major, while beginning on the secondary dominant A7 and ending on a C7 which leads into track 2, With A Little Help From My Friends in E major
average time per trial=1,064.7 seconds
beats per trial=170
average Beat=626 milliseconds
mean speed/average tempo=95.8 beats per minute
mean emotion=enthusiasm

Ian Andrew Schneider

Sophia St. John Newman

Sarah Jane Bristol

James C.C. Manning

meanspeed music labs, New Jersey

The E Street Band Loses a member: WE LOVE YOU DANNY! - "Lonesome Day" in Barcelona, Spain, Bruce Springsteen & Patti, Steve, Clarence, Max, Roy, Nils

The song Lonesome Day was written by Bruce Springsteen some time after and almost by definition a partial response to New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. being attacked by a pack of nineteen homicidal and suicidal [men], with the encouragement of more packs of homicidal and suicidal [men]. Suihomicidal killers.

The mean frequencies for the live version of Lonesome Day are:
mean speed=112.1 beats per minute
mean emotion=lustful—as determined, desirous, gritty
beat frequency=1.868 beats per second
cognitive tempo=535 milliseconds per beat.
measure=2141 milliseconds per measure.
mean slow phase=1.868 cycles per second.
mean pitch=478.293 Hertz, 44 cents above A#4/Bb4=466.164 Hertz, 56 cents below B4=493.883 Hertz.

Ian Schneider
New York, NY
25 August 2006
18 April 2008

In Memory of Danny Federici #1 - Best "post 9/11" song: LONESOME DAY - Bruce Springsteen, mean emotion=lust - speed=110.3 bpm- attitude: bold & brazen

The frequencies for LONESOME DAY, from the CD the Rising by Bruce Springsteen, are:
mean speed=110.3 beats per minute
mean emotion=lustful—yearning, desirous, bold, forward, aggressive
beat frequency=1.184 beats per second
average beat=544 seconds milliseconds
time of measure=2176 milliseconds per measure.
mean slow phase=1.184 cycles per second.
corresponding pitch=470.61 Hertz, 17 cents above A#4/Bb4=293.665 Hertz and 83 cents below B4=493.883 Hertz.


(originally published -
Ian Schneider
24 August 2006)

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In Memorium: Danny Federici (1950-2008) - "Prove It All Night" - bruce springsteen and the E STREET BAND - Rest in Peace, my brother

Tonight, driving on the New Jersey Turnpike, I heard a young woman request on radio 101.5 FM the song by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band called "Prove It All Night." This song was popular when it came out and I was 1/3 the age I am now. So said, I am glad the song is still popular - heck, the boss can still fetch thousands of dollars for a pair of tickets where one can actually see him - without a Jumbo-tron, of course.

I went to work on the speed map of the song as soon as I got home.




Meanspeed Summary
song title="Prove It All Night"
performer=Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
meanspeed=114.6 beats per minute
average beat=524 milliseconds per beat
mean slow phase=1.91 cycles per second
corresponding pitch=488.9 hertz
meanemotion according to meanspeed music theory=foreboding

All charts by Hunter Newman

From U.S. F.B.I. *and* C.I.A. approved "wikipedia.org, the 'people's free encyclopedia' -

"Prove It All Night" was the ninth song on Bruce Springsteen's fourth studio album Darkness on the Edge of Town, and the first single released from it.

The song tells the story of a young couple who pledge their love to each other on a trip to various towns. The entire song contains a sense of optimism that the two individuals' quest for love will someday be realized but, at the same time, it seems that the world is closing in on them in that the characters' chances of falling in love are growing more limited as time passes. Like many songs that Springsteen has written, including "Thunder Road", "Prove It All Night" reads like stage directions from a screenplay which gives more of a cinematic feeling.

The single gained little traction with Top 40 radio stations, reaching only #33 on the Billboard Hot 100; however it gained considerable play on progressive rock and album-oriented rock radio formats.

"Prove It All Night" has been a semi-regular selection in Springsteen and E Street Band concerts since its release. To the Springsteen faithful, by far the most famous arrangement of it occurred during their fabled 1978 Tour, when it was reshaped into an eleven-minute epic with a long, howling guitar-over-piano introduction and a frenetic organ-and-guitar-over-drums outro. Excerpts of one such performance from a July 1, 1978 Berkeley Community Theatre show were heard during a syndicated radio interview with New York disc jockey Dave Herman, and this version would become a fan favorite still referred back to decades later; one of the criticisms of Springsteen's 1986 Live/1975-85 box set was that it omitted the 1978 "Prove It". A live version of the song did finally appear on Springsteen's 2001 release Live in New York City documenting the Reunion Tour, as did a Rising Tour performance on the 2003 Live in Barcelona DVD, but both were in a shorter, more conventional treatment.

Hunter Newman

April 17, 2008

THE SPEED OF SEX - U2 - "Desire"

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The frequencies for Desire are:
meanspeed=108.5 beats per minute.
meanemotion=lustful, in a pure desire format.
meanbeat=1.808 beats per second.
meanspace=553 milliseconds per beat.
meanspace=2212 milliseconds per measure.
meanphase=1.808 cycles per second.
meanpitch=462.93 Hertz, 88 cents above A4=440.000 Hertz and 12 cents below A#4/Bb4=466.164 Hertz.

Ian Schneider
meanspeed
New York, NY
09 August 2006
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