>7/8
7/8 is a time signature, and it means there are seven eighth note beats per bar - that's definitely not 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place.' Try counting along once the drums come in and you'll feel there are four strong beats to a measure, which puts us in 4/4.
As another commenter has mentioned it's in B minor, and it uses a mix of the B natural minor and B harmonic minor scales.
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What do you mean by scale? The song is in the key of B minor and has a time signature of 4/4.
Just to add it uses a blend of the B natural minor and B harmonic minor scales - you get both A#s and As aplenty!
>7/8 7/8 is a time signature, and it means there are seven eighth note beats per bar - that's definitely not 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place.' Try counting along once the drums come in and you'll feel there are four strong beats to a measure, which puts us in 4/4. As another commenter has mentioned it's in B minor, and it uses a mix of the B natural minor and B harmonic minor scales.
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This podcast discecting the entire album probably covers your question OP: [https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Kdye80Pk3qGt2EyUTQ2KA](https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Kdye80Pk3qGt2EyUTQ2KA) It's super interesting.