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And even though the above 14-minute things are fakes, I also like that several people have just listened to a bunch of weird sh*t just because you queried an item on my list
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 09:20
Stool Man wrote:
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Carnival Of Light
You cannot possibly have heard this
Of course I haven't heard it. But the descriptions of it easily put it way up there among my favourite Beatles songs (incidentally, I prefer the mono version of Revolution 9 over the better-known stereo version). If I hadn't heard the 1966 & 1967 Christmas flexis I would still love them just from reading detailed descriptions of their contents. And even though the above 14-minute things are fakes, I also like that several people have just listened to a bunch of weird sh*t just because you queried an item on my list
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Posted: January 28 2015 at 07:48
Stool Man wrote:
earlyprog wrote:
Stool Man wrote:
Carnival Of Light
You cannot possibly have heard this
Of course I haven't heard it. But the descriptions of it easily put it way up there among my favourite Beatles songs (incidentally, I prefer the mono version of Revolution 9 over the better-known stereo version). If I hadn't heard the 1966 & 1967 Christmas flexis I would still love them just from reading detailed descriptions of their contents. And even though the above 14-minute things are fakes, I also like that several people have just listened to a bunch of weird sh*t just because you queried an item on my list
yeah, thanks for that.
And that's the first time I've ever come across someone ranking a song amongst his favourites just from a description.
Of course I haven't heard it. But the descriptions of it easily put it way up there among my favourite Beatles songs (incidentally, I prefer the mono version of Revolution 9 over the better-known stereo version). If I hadn't heard the 1966 & 1967 Christmas flexis I would still love them just from reading detailed descriptions of their contents. And even though the above 14-minute things are fakes, I also like that several people have just listened to a bunch of weird sh*t just because you queried an item on my list
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 16:17
man.. I'd really have to think about that. So many great ones... so many so ingrained into the subconscious that I probably haven't physically listened to a Beatles album in ages.
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The Long Medley Tomorrow Never Knows A Day In The Life Strawberry Fields Forever While My Guitar Gently Weeps I Want You (She's So Heavy) Eleanor Rigby Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds We Can Work It Out Ticket To Ride I Am The Walrus Things We Said Today Revolution Hey Bulldog Every Little Thing Help! It's All Too Much Rain Birthday She Said She Said
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 15:34
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I decided not to sit through another 14 minutes of weird sh*t. The general consensus on YouTube seems to be that they're all fakes - I guess only McCartney really knows for sure.
It's probably been a good 5 years since I last heard anything Beatles related...maybe 7
Still love A Day In The Life though. I know it by heart so I rarely need to refresh my memory. Pretty obvious choice on a prog forum, but it's always been my fave of theirs (John's).
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 14:02
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Stool Man wrote:
Carnival Of Light
You cannot possibly have heard this
Maybe he can. I don't know if this is genuine:
... or this: ...
Well they can't both be the real thing. I've just listened to the first one and I don't hear "Lennon and McCartney screaming dementedly and bawling aloud random phrases like 'Are you alright?' and 'Barcelona!" as it says on Wikepedia.
Let's try the second one.
The latter of the two comes closest to Lewisohn's desription in The Beatles Recording Sessions:
"Track one of the tape was full of distorted, hypnotic drum and organs sounds; track two had a distorted lead guitar; track three had the sounds of a church organ, various effects (the gargling with water was one) and voices; track four featured various indescribaable sound effects with heaps of tape echo and manic tambourine. But of all the frightening sounds it was the voices on track three which really set the scene, John and Paul screaming dementedly and bawling aloud random phrases like 'Are you alright?' and 'Barcelona*. Paul terminated the proceedings after almost 14 minutes with one final shout up to the control room: 'Can we hear it back now?'".
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 11:16
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I decided not to sit through another 14 minutes of weird sh*t. The general consensus on YouTube seems to be that they're all fakes - I guess only McCartney really knows for sure.
and he's dead!
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 10:39
I decided not to sit through another 14 minutes of weird sh*t. The general consensus on YouTube seems to be that they're all fakes - I guess only McCartney really knows for sure.
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 10:30
someone_else wrote:
earlyprog wrote:
Stool Man wrote:
Carnival Of Light
You cannot possibly have heard this
Maybe he can. I don't know if this is genuine:
... or this: ...
Well they can't both be the real thing. I've just listened to the first one and I don't hear "Lennon and McCartney screaming dementedly and bawling aloud random phrases like 'Are you alright?' and 'Barcelona!" as it says on Wikepedia.
Carnival Of Light It's All Too Much The Inner Light You Know My Name Hey Bulldog A Day In The Life Don't Pass Me By Across The Universe I Am The Walrus Helter Skelter Tomorrow Never Knows You've Got To Hide Your Love Away Within You Without You Magical Mystery Tour Everywhere It's Christmas Madman Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite Flying I Want You (She's So Heavy) Strawberry Fields Forever
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Posted: January 27 2015 at 07:11
1. Strawberry Fields Forever 2. The Long and Winding Road 3. I Am the Walrus 4. Revolution 5. A Day in the Life 6. Slumbers/Weight/End 7. Tomorrow Never Knows 8. Your Mother Should Know 9. Old Brown Shoe 10. Martha My Dear 11. I'll Be Back 12. If I Fell 13. I Want You (She's So Heavy) 14. The Fool on the Hill 15. Norwegian Wood 16. All You Need is Love 17. You Won't See Me 18. Not a Second Time 19. Oh Darling 20. Fixing a Hole
Hon. mention I Dig a Pony Lady Madonna
Some of these may seem kind of trivial but they're the ones I enjoy listening to the most at this point in time. I'm not sure that qualifies as "best" except in my own mind, but if I were making a mix CD of my favorites, this would be it.
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what's so special about Revolution 9? I saw it a several lists.
Because it appeared on a Beatles album, it was heard by more people than had ever heard musique concrète before - many of whom went on to be the next generation of experimental musicians and sound artists. It's also very good to listen to, in my opinion.
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