Mike & Strictly
Hey Strictly, ever thought about how a tight chord progression feels like a well‑structured legal brief—both keep you on beat, make the ending feel inevitable, and if you break the pattern it just falls apart? Let's riff on that.
I agree—any deviation feels like a procedural error that invites scrutiny. Just as a clause needs its antecedent, a chord needs its bass line; otherwise the whole argument collapses. If you want to break it, make sure the new progression is as legally defensible as a solid brief.