Dick Misirlou Analysis

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Dick Dale is a surf rock musician that is said to have been the creator of the surf rock style. Misirlou is a song of Dick Dale that is fast, loud and quick. Misirlou has a surf rock style which relates to me because I go to the beach all the time in the summer. Personally I pick things up quickly just like the quick tempo of this song. This song also relates to me because I play drums and I am a fan of fast beach themed music like this piece of work.

I chose this song because of the speed of the song and the beach theme of it. Misirlou is one of my favorite songs to listen to but what stands out every time is the fast shredding guitar. The guitar riff is very detailed and it really stands out in the song itself. Overall I would

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