One Direction “Night Changes” Sounds Like a Lot of Songs

One Direction vs. The Sscript vs. Bruce Springsteen

I keep telling myself that I’m done posting about One Direction on this site but they just keep coming. Here’s a taste of one of their new singles “Night Changes”. As you can see from the photo above The Boss and the dude from The Script don’t seem to happy.




UPDATE 2/2/2015
Darren suggests the following track by Danish metal band Volbeat and I have to agree. Thanks!

 

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40 Replies to “One Direction “Night Changes” Sounds Like a Lot of Songs”

  1. Richard Morgan

    There’s a particular part to Night Changes and You’ll Be Coming Down that both sound similar to a song that I have been trying to remember the name of and who sings it for over 15 years. I think there may even be an REM song that also sounds close to this elusive song that I am still searching for. If memory serves I think my mystery song had a female singer. Crazy thing is that I can hum the tune but just can’t remember the words. I’d be ever grateful for any help and advice for finding out what the song is that has been in my head all these years, thank you.

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    1. Wesley Mead

      R.E.M.’s At My Most Beautiful, The Magnetic Fields – Born on a Train and Bruce Springsteen’s Your Own Worst Enemy all sound similar – and imo all quite similar to Night Changes and You’ll Be Comin’ Down too – does that help your path at all?

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  2. Brian Conlogue

    Some people think it sounds like Bowie “changes@ the only part that is similar to me is the cadence in the chorus when they both say changes.. but it sounds just like a mix of “you’ll be coming down” and “I’m yours”..
    Also it has some similarities with “Mr tambourine man” by the byrds.

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