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Caraphernelia - Pierce the Veil
The song is fairly busy, where it is hard to find the beat as it's not so distinct in the percussion - all the instrumentation just rather blends together. Plus there isn't really a good iconic vocal or small snippet that can be looped. The vocals do land mostly on beat though.
Which is unforunate, because the bpm is a perfect 107. If you can make this song work in you mind, and keep track of the beat for chest compressions, then it's perfect.
7/10
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The Entertainer by Billy Joel?
101bpm is great! Very close to the optimal speed for CPR, so it certainly works in that aspect. Fairly memorable song too, if it's your style.
The vocals land mostly on beat, it's easy to keep track to while listening but on recall it can be more difficult. The instrumentation itself is memorable too, which lands perfectly on beat for most sections.
Unfortunately there isn't a good repetitive section to perform CPR to on loop, which is a detriment that good CPR songs don't have.
7/10
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what about robot rock by daft punk? it feels plausible somehow . . .
Absolutely memorable. You will remember that guitar riff for the rest of your life. Plus 112 bpm is very good for CPR, and the percussion and bass guitar stays on beat.
Unfortunately the main melody is intermittent and does not stay on beat, and not too intense. If, in memory, you can also remember the supporting instrumentation then it's actually really good. Just worried, because in testing it was difficult for me to keep chest compressions on track with the beat.
7/10
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YMCA
Great memorable repetitive lyrics that line up well with the beat, percussion, and bass. You can certainly recall this in the stressful situation of CPR.
A bpm of 127 is above optimal range, which makes it not recommended but it's not too far off.
7/10
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Victim of Love by the Eagles
Hey everyone, this is the perfect example of a solid, distinct beat in a song that makes it brilliant for CPR. That clear instrumentation - percussion and bass - is very easy to keep track of for chest compressions, and the vocals compliment it too!
In fact the most memorable part is not the lyrics but just that solid beat, it is so good.
Bpm is 84, which is too slow unfortunately, but everything else is perfect.
7/10
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'I Like To Move it' by Real 2 Reel?
It's great! Putting the convenient name theme of the song with the action, the memorable and repetitive nature of the chorus makes it very easy to recite the vocals during the time of stressful adrenaline-fueled CPR.
Plus the chorus perfectly lands on beat, just chest compress on the hard-hitters and you've got it. And the bpm is 123; while outside the range, it is still acceptable depending on circumstance. Very good.
8/10
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How Bout Now by Luluyam! i feel it would be fun :D
It is fun! The beat is very pronounced in both percussion and vocals, and the lyrics are fairly memorable (depends on one's own interests). It would be better if it had an even more intense beat.
At 113bpm, it is a perfect tempo, which makes this song a good CPR track that I recommend.
8/10
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