Talk:So What (Field Mob song)

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Harmony

D C Bb C A
A G F  G C

Is this a correct transcription of the male harmony ("So don't listen to that vine of grapes there...")? It's pretty interesting harmony for hip hop, with parallel fourths leading to a major sixth that suggests a D minor 7 chord. Does anyone know of a reference I can cite for this? I googled for "Field Mob" "parallel fourths" but that didn't turn up anything. —Keenan Pepper 05:30, 27 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]