Music Theory Analysis #13 - Opeth - "Hessian Peel"
If you haven’t listened to this song before, make sure to familiarize yourself before watching this video! • Opeth - Hessian Peel (Audio) Jaga Jazzist's 'Airborne' has the same basic chord progression as Section III of 'Hessian Peel'. Listen to that here: • Airborne And if you want to see my analysis of this chord progression in the context of 'Airborne': • Music Theory Analysis #10 - Jaga Jazzist -... ===== Contents of this Video ===== 0:00 - Introduction 1:10 - Section I 2:54 - Section II 8:15 - Section III 14:31 - Section IV 19:21 - Section V 21:12 - Section VI 22:27 - Section VII 26:15 - Section VIII 30:44 - Section IX 34:42 - Section X 36:13 - Conclusion

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