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USCHO Music Thread: We All Have A Crush On Shirley Manson

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Watching “Get Back”… it’s incredible to watch the Fab Four write songs. And of course, the band dynamics that everyone who plays in bands is used to.

there are 2 times (at least) where Lennon seems to ad lib lyrics that are interesting and deep. It’s kind of shocking to hear it just fall out. Maybe he’d been thinking about all morning but nevertheless.

Ringo is a consummate professional.

paul is the workhorse and Harrison a much more sensitive version of Lennon but not quite as incisive.

I highly recommend this to anyone who loves music.
 
Kepler said:
Low bar. The Beastie Boys > The Beatles, and The Beastie Boys sucked.
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Sorry friends, now I’m on a huge Beatles and John Lennon kick.

It’s amazing “Help!” is as overlooked lyrically or misunderstood as “Every Breath You Take” by The Police imo.

the lyrics to “Imagine” still read my true to me and then there’s this from Lennon’s comeback album, released posthumously: https://youtu.be/cuuhsqA95iA
 
solovsfett said:
Sorry friends, now I’m on a huge Beatles and John Lennon kick.

It’s amazing “Help!” is as overlooked lyrically or misunderstood as “Every Breath You Take” by The Police imo.

the lyrics to “Imagine” still read my true to me and then there’s this from Lennon’s comeback album, released posthumously: https://youtu.be/cuuhsqA95iA
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You have the correct take here my friend. Others might as well be listening to Starship with their opinions on the lads.
 
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You have the correct take here my friend. Others might as well be listening to Starship with their opinions on the lads.
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Thank you!

I feel as though I take the Beatles for granted as I hadn’t listened to a full album in years. When I dove back in this past week it was like visiting another planet. Just incredible songs and moods and the stunning evolution in just a few short years.

I’m a gen x guy and while I love Nirvana, Soungarden, Public Enemy, NWA, etc., there’s still hasn’t been a band to approach the level of talent the Fab Four had.

I need to watch the McCartney doc with Rock Rubin next.
 
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Thank you!

I feel as though I take the Beatles for granted as I hadn’t listened to a full album in years. When I dove back in this past week it was like visiting another planet. Just incredible songs and moods and the stunning evolution in just a few short years.

I’m a gen x guy and while I love Nirvana, Soungarden, Public Enemy, NWA, etc., there’s still hasn’t been a band to approach the level of talent the Fab Four had.

I need to watch the McCartney doc with Rock Rubin next.
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McCartney 3, 2, 1 was tremendous and I'd love to see something similar with Ringo.

I mean come on the band went from Can't Buy Me Love in 1964 to Norwegian Wood in 1965, Tomorrow Never Knows in '66 and Sgt. Peppers in '67. The progression, output, influence, ingenuity and innovation are unsurpassed in pop music. It's not even close.

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In honor of Mike Nesmith's passing, I present.....


Written by Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard, and yes, I'm posting it about Mike Nesmith, but it's Mickey Dolenz' harmony vocal that makes this song. Who knew he had this in him?
 
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Seriously if you haven't checked The Move out I highly recommend them. Super underrated British band from the lat 60's that never broke through in the U.S.

Some others that have played so far today on Spotify:

Todd Rudgren - Wolfman Jack
Fleetwood Mac - Bare Trees
Harry Nilsson - Jump Into The Fire
The First Edition - Just Dropped In
Special Beat - Save it for Later
Leon Russell - Lost in the Woods
Rory Gallagher - I Fall Apart
Richard Hawley - Off my Mind
Son Volt - Cherokee St
The Whigs - Right Hand on my Heart
Black Sabbath - It's Alright
Rich Robinson - Oh! Sweet Nuthin
Edwyn Collins - The Campaign for Real Rock
Silver Synthetic - Out of the Darkness
Mason Jennings - Tomorrow
Black Mountain - Flux
 
The Yardbirds - White Summer
J Geils Band - Freeze Frame
John Martyn - Over the Hill
Gene Clark - Some Misunderstanding
Blind Faith - Can't Find My Way Home
CCR - Fortunate Son
King's X - Over My Head
Lead Belly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night
Neil Young - Heading West
Peter Green - In The Skies
Alan Price - O Lucky Man!
Jimi Hendriz - If 6 was 9
James Gang - The Bomber
Father John Misty - Total Entertainment Forever
Wolf Parade - The Heart's on Fire
Har Mar Superstar - Late Night Morning Light
Jeremy Messersmith - Ghost
The Orwells - Righteous One
Backseat Vinyl - Beach Pop
The Men - Sleepless
 
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