Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2012-08-05 05:00 by stonesnow.

That's not the Beatles. Did you even bother to listen to it or read the youtube comments?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-08-05 03:07 by tatters.

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-08-05 04:58 by stonesnow.

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That's not the Beatles. Did you even bother to listen to it or read the youtube comments?

Thanks, tatters! It did sound suspiciously heavy on the first listen--but no, I didn't read the comments, so now I've revised that first post.



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This is kinda what it sounds like when my neighbors have one of their "dancin' to the oldies" parties



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That REVOLUTION guitar is great to hear. My all time favorite rock and roll song.

I'm gonna count vocals as "instruments"

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That REVOLUTION guitar is great to hear. My all time favorite rock and roll song.

I'm gonna count vocals as "instruments"

Yes, you're right! I've revised the thread title. Thanks!

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-08-05 04:32 by stonesnow.

Always great to revisit The Rooftop Concert. It brings tears to my eyes. It is as compelling a RnR video as there is. That's it folks. The Beatles live post 1966 unfettered by an audience. I think that video puts to rest the idea that the band was not good live. Those songs cook. And then those vocals...

There was a Sgt. Pepper post a while back. I have been revisiting that album, heavy. There is so much to say about that album. But I would like to mention what an effective GUITAR album that is. You do not think of Sgt. Pepper as a guitar album. Indeed the guitars come and go and are sometimes absent. But the guitars that are there are hugely effective and VERY unique for the band. I'd say in many ways it is the most interesting guitar album the band ever did.

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(stonesnow) Point made. These isolated Beatles tracks are very interesting!

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(stonesnow) Point made. These isolated Beatles tracks are very interesting!

Yes, quite often they are. They allow you to focus on certain finer points you may only be half listening to when hearing the full recorded song.