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Gandalff
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 10:18 |
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead!
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Snow Dog
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 10:26 |
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead. 
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Gandalff
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 10:58 |
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead.  |
Who´s dickhead? Have you got a patent of a wisdom?
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The Truth
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 11:18 |
Spock's Beard's Snow a two-disc masterpiece but one track is really hard for me to get through. Looking For Answers.
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Snow Dog
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 11:40 |
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead.  |
Who´s dickhead? Have you got a patent of a wisdom? |
NOW who's a sorehead! 
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Gandalff
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 11:52 |
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead.  |
Who´s dickhead? Have you got a patent of a wisdom? |
NOW who's a sorehead!  |
Jokes, wisecracks, gooks...that´s your business! How many stouts have you got?
Edited by Gandalff - July 30 2010 at 11:53
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Snow Dog
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 11:55 |
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead.  |
Who´s dickhead? Have you got a patent of a wisdom? |
NOW who's a sorehead!  |
Jokes, wisecracks, gooks...that´s your business! How many stouts have you got? |
Gooks? Whats a gook? 
And by stouts do you mean......
...if not I have no idea what you mean.
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Gandalff
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Posted: July 30 2010 at 12:09 |
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
Snow Dog wrote:
Gandalff wrote:
chopper wrote:
I like "Are You Ready Eddy" - it's a good laugh at the end of a quite serious album.
I do most of my listening on the train to work so I tend to skip tracks that are quiet e.g. Moonchild which isn't really listenable on the Tube. Also "More Fool Me" which doesn't really fit between 2 epic prog tracks imo.
btw - the Steve Howe guitar instrumental on The Yes Album is supposed to be called "Clap", not "The Clap". |
Oh my god! Another sorehead! |
Better that than a dickhead.  |
Who´s dickhead? Have you got a patent of a wisdom? |
NOW who's a sorehead!  |
Jokes, wisecracks, gooks...that´s your business! How many stouts have you got? |
Gooks? Whats a gook? 
And by stouts do you mean......
...if not I have no idea what you mean. |
Eureka! That´s it!
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Gandalff
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 05:44 |
So. I apologize to all forum members for this undue pub squabble. Now let´s go to the crux!
What about Providence from "Red"? I think that´s not a classical case of "out-of-place" song, but for me is certainly the weakest and kind of "facultative" piece here.
(But if Red is an excellent album, Providence is still very successful song!)
Edited by Gandalff - July 31 2010 at 05:50
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BaldJean
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:11 |
there are no"facultative" tracks on albums for me, just as I don't look at three quarters of a painting or watch three quarters of a movie. "I don'#t like the way da Vinci painted the hands of the Mona Lisa, so I never look at them". nonsense. an album is a work of art; to fully get its meaning you have to listen to it in full, so I never skip anything
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A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta
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The Quiet One
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:30 |
BaldJean wrote:
there are no"facultative" tracks on albums for me, just as I don't look at three quarters of a painting or watch three quarters of a movie. "I don'#t like the way da Vinci painted the hands of the Mona Lisa, so I never look at them". nonsense. an album is a work of art; to fully get its meaning you have to listen to it in full, so I never skip anything
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For me some albums are like that: Hatfield's debut, Hazards of Love, The Wall, The Final Cut, Tommy, etc. (mainly concept albums)
However, albums that have mostly un-related songs, for me they are not necessarily one whole piece to listen through always.
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Queen By-Tor
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:35 |
I do believe he threw a racial slur at you there, Snow Dog.
Sir Gandalf, I like the idea of your thread, but your insults towards others do nothing to help your arguments. Were I to pick "black sheep" the most obvious that come to mind are
Yellow Submarine from Beatles - Revolver Octopus's Garden from Beatles - Abbey Road
and that's for silliness among some of the band's most accomplished works... same works for
I Think I'm Going Bald from Rush - Caress Of Steel
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The Quiet One
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:40 |
King By-Tor wrote:
I do believe he threw a racial slur at you there, Snow Dog.
Sir Gandalf, I like the idea of your thread, but your insults towards others do nothing to help your arguments. Were I to pick "black sheep" the most obvious that come to mind are
Yellow Submarine from Beatles - Revolver Octopus's Garden from Beatles - Abbey Road
and that's for silliness among some of the band's most accomplished works... same works for
I Think I'm Going Bald from Rush - Caress Of Steel
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You just reminded me of an obvious one, for me anyways:
Her Majesty on Abbey Road. Yeah it's damn short, but the album should have finished majestically (pun intended?) with 'The End'!
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Queen By-Tor
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:45 |
^^^ On the original vinyl "Her Majesty" was an unlisted, hidden track. Don't like it? Just uncheck it from your iTunes
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The Quiet One
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:48 |
King By-Tor wrote:
^^^ On the original vinyl "Her Majesty" was an unlisted, hidden track. Don't like it? Just uncheck it from your iTunes  |
I don't have an iPod nor iTunes, so there. 
By the way, I only listen to Abbey Road on my CD player in my room, not in the computer.
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Queen By-Tor
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:49 |
There's a "Stop" button
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The Quiet One
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 12:55 |
King By-Tor wrote:
There's a "Stop" button  |
Albums are meant to stop alone! 
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Queen By-Tor
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 13:04 |
well then don't discount "hidden tracks"
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The Quiet One
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 13:05 |
King By-Tor wrote:
well then don't discount "hidden tracks"  |
It's not a hidden track in my version 
Haha, there's been to many winks in this thread, we should stop using them. 
Edited by The Quiet One - July 31 2010 at 13:05
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Queen By-Tor
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Posted: July 31 2010 at 13:10 |
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