Lancemc
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Back on topic, however, the Beatles catalog remastered makes me
That's obscene.
Back on topic, however, the Beatles catalog remastered makes me
The Caruso pic for DJ AM was even better, as far as tasteless comedy goes.
I'll preface this by saying this is all stupid and fanboyish, so skip over it if you don't want to hear some guy talk about how much he loves the Beatles:
This whole thing is really making me realize how much we take the band for granted. They've been a part of all of our lives from such a young age, their songs just beaten into our heads until they're a part of our subconscious. They were the best band of all time and there will never, ever be another like them. Even though I've heard these songs a thousand times having probably listened to them more than any other artist in my life, they're just so, so fucking good.
The Cirque show has inspired the same reflections in me both times I've seen it. They've been dissected to death, endlessly and relentlessly, but the most important thing is that these songs are just as unbelievable as the first time I've heard them. Sure, just about everyone says they like the Beatles, so it's kind of a cliche to say how much you love them. But diving into the stories and the full albums is so incredibly rewarding. Your typical Beatles "fan" doesn't understand that.
The albums are always there, sitting on my shelf waiting to be spun for the umpteenth time. They're always just as good, if not better, than the last time. But what these remasters, LOVE a few years ago, etc. make me remember is how much this music deserves to be obsessed over.
I liked the Beatles before I knew I liked the Beatles, if that makes sense.
Ok, this will probably go poorly, but whatever:
Anyone in here like any of Julian Lennon's stuff?
Ok, this will probably go poorly, but whatever:
Anyone in here like any of Julian Lennon's stuff?
Valotte is better than 90% of his father's solo work, and "Too Late For Goodbyes" was my first favorite song of all time, back at the tender age of 3. I still love it like precious few others.
Yeah, actually. "Too Late For Goodbyes" is a good song. I don't really remember the rest of Valotte - it's been years since I've listened to it - but I remember liking it.
Also, there was a song he did, close to a decade ago, I think it was called "I Don't Wanna Know", which was alright.
Valotte is better than 90% of his father's solo work
It would please me greatly if no one ever talked about Michael Jackson again.
OMG U R SO CONTRARIAN!!
This is probably the dumbest thing you've ever written, and I'm guessing that doesn't include just this forum.
I am in their employ and that's exactly what I'll be doing. Buying two before my shift that day in electronics, two before my shift at the front, two during each break, two at the end of my shift in electronics, and two at the end of my shift at the front. Unless Super Cool Electronics Guy is there. He'll do it for me in one transaction because, well, he's Super Cool Electronics Guy.
Perhaps I just haven't done the math, but Lennon Sr. only released two good records, by my count. I lovelovelove the dude, but his Plastic Ono Band record and Imagine are all I enjoy. I guess that he didn't, to my knowledge, release 20 records, but whatever. Valotte is better than the other ones, percentages notwithstanding.