Bitche, France Superthread

[Dalton]

Fuck Being There listen to Summerteeth. Mas-ter pee-sah.

 

[phanan]

I have Sgt. Pepper's, but that's it, aside from a greatest hits album.

I have mixed feelings for it. It's pretty good, but very overrated.

You need to listen to Abbey Road.

 

[phillyfan26]

You were shocked one time when I didn't know a song off Born To Run because I don't have the album. And you haven't even listened to the fucking Beatles properly???

I think it was Jungleland.

But you're also older and a fan of many bands. I'm admittedly behind in my music studies.

 

[LMP]

BTW, LMP, I'm giving Love a complete listen for the first time. I've had it on the shelf for ages, but now I'm digging in. Some of the segues are pretty shit (I Want You--->Help?), but they did a great job on the mash-ups. It's a refreshing listen.

My parents saw the show in Vegas and loved it (no pun intended). I absolutely love what was done with most of the tracks, glad you're giving it a chance.

Also glad someone addressed me, for a second there I thought I was browneyedgirl and no one was listening.

 

[LemonMelon]

If he isn't a big fan of the experimentation of Sgt. Pepper, do you think he'd like it?

Revolver isn't all that experimental, Tomorrow Never Knows and Love You To aside. I just think it's a great pop album. It covers a billion genres and the song quality still remains high.

Now Magical Mystery Tour...that's experimental. It's my second favorite, but definitely eccentric.

 

[LMP]

Fuck Being There listen to Summerteeth. Mas-ter pee-sah.

Either one would rule. Or Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

 

[phillyfan26]

Fuck Being There listen to Summerteeth. Mas-ter pee-sah.

Wilco?

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

hey peeps.

 

[bono_212]

So, not everyone listens to music with the automatic 6-sec cross fade on?

 

[LemonMelon]

You need to listen to Abbey Road.

This should be noted by everyone who hasn't heard it yet.

 

[Zoots]

I think it was Jungleland.

But you're also older and a fan of many bands. I'm admittedly behind in my music studies.

I believe your words were "God help you!" when I said I didn't know that song.

 

[phillyfan26]

So, not everyone listens to music with the automatic 6-sec cross fade on?

I don't have iTunes on my computer, so I'm usually listening on my iPod, which doesn't have the fade on.

 

[phanan]

hey peeps.

Guess what I just spent the last few pages doing.

 

[LMP]

Revolver isn't all that experimental, Tomorrow Never Knows and Love You To aside. I just think it's a great pop album. It covers a billion genres and the song quality still remains high.

Now Magical Mystery Tour...that's experimental. It's my second favorite, but definitely eccentric.

"Taxman", "Eleanor Rigby", "She Said, She Said"? I just meant experimental in the context of that album and Sgt. Pepper. It's my favorite Beatles album aside from Abbey Road.

 

[bono_212]

 

[phillyfan26]

I believe your words were "God help you!" when I said I didn't know that song.

I think I was kidding, and I recall you missing that. My bad.

 

[LMP]

So, not everyone listens to music with the automatic 6-sec cross fade on?

I turned mine off for DI purposes a while ago.

 

[LemonMelon]

My parents saw the show in Vegas and loved it (no pun intended). I absolutely love what was done with most of the tracks, glad you're giving it a chance.

Also glad someone addressed me, for a second there I thought I was browneyedgirl and no one was listening.

My favorite part is the brilliant job the Martins did with the remastering. Something gives me goosebumps, and the song was barely touched.

The extra noodling added to Lucy is very cool.

 

[bono_212]

I don't have iTunes on my computer, so I'm usually listening on my iPod, which doesn't have the fade on.

Well shit, then let me reiterate, if you're listening to the Retro lists, and you have your own copy of Just Like Heaven, use it instead of mine, cause mine's screwed up and cuts out at the last few seconds.

 

[Zoots]

I think I was kidding, and I recall you missing that. My bad.

Yeah right lol.

The Beatles pwn Springsteen anyway!


PS: I do like Bruce, quite a bit!

 

[Dalton]

Either one would rule. Or Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

I think you've got to start with Being There or Summerteeth for YHF to make a lot of sense.

 

[LemonMelon]

Either one would rule. Or Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

I rank them:

1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
2. Summerteeth
3. Sky Blue Sky
4. Being There
5. A Ghost Is Born
6. A.M.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

Guess what I just spent the last few pages doing.

 

[LMP]

My favorite part is the brilliant job the Martins did with the remastering. Something gives me goosebumps, and the song was barely touched.

The extra noodling added to Lucy is very cool.

I seriously hope we see all of the albums remastered by the end of this year.

The "Tomorrow Never Knows / Within You, Without You" mash-up is the highlight for me. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" gets that awesome orchestral treatment, too.

 

[bono_212]

Yeah right lol.

The Beatles pwn Springsteen anyway!


PS: I do like Bruce, quite a bit!

I disagree with the above statement 1000%

Thank you Zoots for giving me an opportunity to say, I really don't care all that much for the Beatles


(BUT GET ABBEY ROAD!)

 

[LMP]

I think you've got to start with Being There or Summerteeth for YHF to make a lot of sense.

Possibly.

I started with YHF and liked it, but didn't love it until I heard Summerteeth or A Ghost Is Born. A.M. is lame as shit.

 

[Dalton]

I rank them:

1. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
2. Summerteeth
3. Sky Blue Sky
4. Being There
5. A Ghost Is Born
6. A.M.

Switch 4 and 5 and you've got my list. Did you see them on this last tour?

Nels Cline.

 

[LMP]

I disagree with the above statement 1000%

Thank you Zoots for giving me an opportunity to say, I really don't care all that much for the Beatles


(BUT GET ABBEY ROAD!)

What do you like, exactly?

I'm beginning to think you're intedomine.

 

[phanan]

Besides that.

 

[LemonMelon]

Switch 4 and 5 and you've got my list. Did you see them on this last tour?

Nels Cline.

Yes sir. Nels Cline. That's all that needs to be said about live Wilco. He's an appropriate substitute adjective for "awesome".