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Nikkei
I do, as it so happens Dandelion is part of Satanic Majesties in my itunes library. Incorrect maybe, but easier for overview.
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marcovandereijk
When it comes to lyrics, it seems a dictionary was close at hand to find words to ryme
on Obsession, Connection, Collection, Complication etc.
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marcovandereijk
When it comes to lyrics, it seems a dictionary was close at hand to find words to ryme
on Obsession, Connection, Collection, Complication etc.
That's also true for One More Shot and I Can't Take It No More. Good observation!
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DGA35
What songs are Nick De Caro and Shirley Watts on and what do they play?
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Nikkei
I do, as it so happens Dandelion is part of Satanic Majesties in my itunes library. Incorrect maybe, but easier for overview.
You should add We Love You and Child Of The Moon, too
But let's discuss this next week
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Nikkei
I agree that BtB sounds the most Beatlesque, but the apogee in terms of copying is TSMR.
Also Brian's most innovative sounds are on the singles IMO
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Nikkei
I don't obsess with comparing, but I thought Turner68 statement that BtB is most beatlesque needed to be diversified.
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Turner68
i would also say that it is from their period where they were copying the beatles the most.
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Nikkei
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Turner68
i would also say that it is from their period where they were copying the beatles the most.
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Nikkei
If we start to differentiate between copying the Beatles in terms of sound or appearance or if we'd let our daughter go out with 'em, we gonna upset Zagalo.
I'm actually not that much of a Beatles expert so I couldn't back up my wild theories. As you said before, I digress.
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Zagalo
I apologise for starting this little disagreement off - it wasn't meant to anyone personally!
It has been stated often by many others (over the many years) of the 'Stones copying the Beatles' - I just happen to disagree strongly
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HearMeKnockin
This is one of the only Stones albums where I can tolerate nearly every song... and the others are the Golden Four and Some Girls. I'd say that's pretty good company! Of course, this album isn't there most creative or exploratory, even if it does go psychedelic in spots. But it's fun to listen to.