Oh Darling is a great song by itself, although it's my least favourite song on Abbey Road. Talk about high standards in song writing. But Paul's vocals are amazing on that song.
Frikkin' Beatles. Why don't Boomers just call yourselves The Beatles Generation? Moving Pictures by Rush smokes any boring Beatles record. So does The Wall. Ghost In the Machine. If I Should Fall From Grace With God, Sensual World by Kate Bush, Learning To Crawl, several Marley albums... You're generation is the MOST DELUDED, that's for goddamn sure & you can't shut up about it. Led Zeppelin's 4th album, btw, has more depth and breadth than anything the Beatles made. Clue: The Beatles collective vision and intellect was never brave enough to surrender to emotional vulnerability. It will always have an aloofness to it, momentary Harrison creations notwithstanding. Joni Mitchell's Shadows & Light is miles above anything the Beatles created.
Agree Abbey Road is a killer album. Second behind Revolver in the Beatles catalogue, and ‘Something’ is pretty much my favourite song of all time.
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The first B.O.C. album.
Hello today I would like to pick Weather Report Heavy Weather. The perfect jazz album
Teen Town rules, frickin' rules!
Oh Darling is a great song by itself, although it's my least favourite song on Abbey Road. Talk about high standards in song writing. But Paul's vocals are amazing on that song.
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Day 5: New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies 1983
Lots of filler on Abbey Road,
Once you become a legend in your own time, a certain amount of mediocrity passes as genius like Marlon Brando at a certain point.
Frikkin' Beatles. Why don't Boomers just call yourselves The Beatles Generation? Moving Pictures by Rush smokes any boring Beatles record. So does The Wall. Ghost In the Machine. If I Should Fall From Grace With God, Sensual World by Kate Bush, Learning To Crawl, several Marley albums... You're generation is the MOST DELUDED, that's for goddamn sure & you can't shut up about it. Led Zeppelin's 4th album, btw, has more depth and breadth than anything the Beatles made. Clue: The Beatles collective vision and intellect was never brave enough to surrender to emotional vulnerability. It will always have an aloofness to it, momentary Harrison creations notwithstanding. Joni Mitchell's Shadows & Light is miles above anything the Beatles created.