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But if we consider some paint splatter and fesces to be a painting or work of art,by the same logic we could consider Lennon´s drunken recordings as a song.Calleja said:
No Matter How Big of a Beatles Fan You Are...
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because he's an assholeCalleja said:
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Right. Because they were all working independently and noticed they happened to have enough tracks to fill a two record album.Joe Johnson said:
first beatle to be a voice on the simpsons. that counts for something musical...right? right?Calleja said:Allen said:
That's not entirely right..... Ringo never did anything on his own
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i am playing with octopi the only way i know how
if you're so attached to them, maybe you should have fun with them the only way i know how
well, then i no longer have any attachment to this world. somebody does english better than i do.
well, i'm going to go kill myself. see you later.
well, i'm going to go kill myself. see you later.
Never was a big fan of the Beatles. I thought their stuff was either too "popcorn" or too "fucking weird". This song is in the "fucking weird" category.
oh, i know. pluralization is serious business.Calleja said:
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Octopi might not be traditional but all three are accepted in about any setting.
Hmm.. I think I can find for you a song that's neither.Edrondol said:
How about two...first, a nice, beautiful reminiscing:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ5N4-X_HWU:6rpr4feg][/youtube:6rpr4feg]
AND, I noticed you liked Green Day on your Last.fm, so maybe you'll like this:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsVlmp8eQ7s:6rpr4feg][/youtube:6rpr4feg]
How about it? I think I have enough Beatles minutia in my head that I should be able to find a song ANYONE would like, given enough parameters of the subject's tastes.
We went over the White Album in one of my poetry classes and discussed it as a work of postmodern parody.
The Beatles are just a parody of The Monkees anyway.
I like "In My Life". There are a few that I like but not enough to call myself a proper fan.
In My Life... aight, so you're of the more ballady persuasion?
Fair enough, I can dig something else up for you. Lessee...
Oooh, this one's great, but it grows more and more on you:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrM8EL04ETI:34u1okvh][/youtube:34u1okvh]
This is also a great example of not being "popcorn" NOR "fucking weird".
Fair enough, I can dig something else up for you. Lessee...
Oooh, this one's great, but it grows more and more on you:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrM8EL04ETI:34u1okvh][/youtube:34u1okvh]
This is also a great example of not being "popcorn" NOR "fucking weird".
I don't have any trouble listening to Revolution 9...if anything, it helps soothe the mind because it guides two different mindsets at the same time, so you can actually listen to it on two levels with two mindtracks at the same time. It's sort of trippy, but, eh. Better than my experiments with two different cds with one plugged in each ear. *shrug*
They really didn't intend for it to be heard backwards, though, that was an idea of the nutters... both the Manson nutters and the Paul is Dead nutters. When the Beatles added backwards stuff, it was cause they liked how it sounded backwards, not so you would LISTEN backwards
An example is the song I linked a few posts back, I'm Only Sleeping, that includes some backwards guitar chords.
An example is the song I linked a few posts back, I'm Only Sleeping, that includes some backwards guitar chords.
As is "Back in the USSR" ... we had the most fun, though, with "Glass Onion" and its self referencing, its lying, and the idea that once you've peeled all the layers away nothing is really there.Calleja said:
Actually my favorite Beatles' tune is "When I'm 64".
Honest. I love that song. It's so lighthearted in beat & tune but the subject matter is serious.
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