I've got the power

I used to like this a little bit but found it too repetitive. Now I think it's good and I prefer it now to then! The repetitive nature of the main theme has a cumulative effect and therefore an increase in the sensation of power. Schubert used repetition of themes to create a similar effect!
My other thought deriving from this fine shot and your chosen video is this.
May The Fourth Be With You!

Like the Nazca lines.

In my youth I was a killer dancer, so my main requirement of pop songs was danceabilty. Besides, repetition and a fat baseline have a tribal effect, which is lots of fun on a dance floor. I wouldn't go so far as electronic dance music, which is way too much repetition even for me. I know nothing of classical music - a few symphonies I would recognize, but not necessarily know who composed them. I know about American and African music, but am ignorant of European. :-o (Ok, this band is German, but American-influenced music.)

Thanks, Andy, I'm still waiting for the Fourth!

That's OK, Diane. I know nothing of country and western music and have no intention of starting now!
I hop (hip too) that by the time you read this, May the Fourth will be with you - unfortunately it no longer makes sense!

Eek! Not country & western, I can't stand it, myself! Except Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=na5Y9FxR0lg

No, it doesn't make sense. Nice try, though!

Man-made trees............I quite like them from this perspective!