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2.5 minutes of Rock&Roll perfection...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl … v7I3s#t=1s This song/recording is just about perfect on every level... The lyrics...A++ Guitar solo...one of the best ever! Background vocals...simply superb. And Ringo's drumming...Holy Shit!!! Nov 13 12 06:48 pm Link Close (or as they used to say to each other when a take was not quite right, "nearly!")... Here it is in its perfect form. Now, check this out... but turn it up LOUD. Remember, these guys are using 1960s amplification technology while competing with thousands of young lungs screaming at maximum volume.  Nov 13 12 06:54 pm Link Thanks for that 1st link...it has entire versions of "Rubber Soul" AND "Revolver" on the page...Cool stuff indeed!!! Actually though...I prefer that stereo re-mix of "Taxman"... Nov 13 12 07:20 pm Link And this early take from Anthology Volume 2 still blows my mind. Paul and Ringo's interaction starting at 1:55 just illustrates how the Beatles' rhythm section was WAY underrated. Nov 13 12 07:23 pm Link billy badfinger wrote: Fair enough. I'm a huge fan of the remastered mono mixes, so I am kinda biased! Nov 13 12 07:27 pm Link Nov 13 12 07:30 pm Link Micyl Sweeney wrote: Nov 13 12 07:39 pm Link Nov 13 12 07:53 pm Link Nov 13 12 08:01 pm Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl … n6cxaKRwtk This one is kind of an underated classic I think... Check out Jeff Beck on the acoustic 12 string... Who knew he would become one of the most innovative and unique electric guitarists ever!!! Nov 13 12 08:29 pm Link Eridu wrote: Nov 13 12 08:55 pm Link billy badfinger wrote: Agreed Nov 13 12 09:04 pm Link Eridu wrote: and who can forget Nov 13 12 09:10 pm Link billy badfinger wrote: Ya it is pretty good but for a good tax protest song this on is better. Nov 13 12 09:17 pm Link Eridu wrote: Yet another band that was so so so so far ahead of their time. Who would have ever thought that they would still be making music and doing concerts 38 years later. Nov 13 12 09:22 pm Link Hoodlum wrote: Another good song by the Kinks concerning the state of the economy Nov 13 12 09:33 pm Link Micyl Sweeney wrote: Always been a big Kinks fan and thought they were the most underrated of the British invasion bands. Nov 13 12 09:49 pm Link Yep...the Kinks "Sunny Afternoon" was a great track... I was in London this past summer and I got that song stuck in my head for like 3 1/2 days...my travel mates were pretty fed-up with me singing it!!! Nov 13 12 09:50 pm Link Love - "Seven & Seven Is" (original version recorded 1966) Moby Grape - "Omaha" (original version recorded 1967) Spirit - "Taurus" (from 1967... see if you recognize a legendary guitar passage in this song which was stolen, slightly altered and made hugely popular by another band)  Nov 13 12 11:17 pm Link billy badfinger wrote: Nov 13 12 11:22 pm Link and so is this what's wrong with those white people why aren't they dancing Nov 13 12 11:51 pm Link All the links by everyone are awesome!  When home alone, this is what I would do... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKzuI52V7iE and my fav licks of all time... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1uNT0DB4Y0&feature=plcp . Nov 13 12 11:59 pm Link Chuck Berry - Rock 'n' Roll Little Richard - Rock 'n' Roll Beatles etc, not Rock 'n' Roll Nov 14 12 11:38 am Link kickfight wrote: "There's a lady who's sure all that glitter is gold and she's buying a stariway to heaven" Nov 14 12 01:25 pm Link kickfight wrote: I'll take stereo....there's nothing like hearing Paul all by himself way out on the side ; ) Nov 14 12 01:30 pm Link 
Photographer Posts: 4288 Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica photoimager wrote: God, I would LOVE to hear your explanation on this........................................... Nov 14 12 01:32 pm Link Raoul Isidro Images wrote: Nov 14 12 01:43 pm Link Nov 14 12 01:56 pm Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl … tfpsLmmdVI This prob isn't rock&roll either according to what's his face... In fact it is!!! Brilliant song really. I sometimes find myself jamming on this one for 20-30 minutes... Soooo much fun to play on the guitar!!! Nov 14 12 05:41 pm Link kickfight wrote: Moby Grape Omaha without Skip Spence? Nov 14 12 05:57 pm Link kickfight wrote: Micyl Sweeney wrote:
Nov 14 12 06:19 pm Link D0127H wrote: OK, that's actually an excellent argument right there (except that it's George... oh, you mean the b-vox... then yes indeed!) Nov 14 12 06:21 pm Link kickfight wrote: Jeffrey M Fletcher wrote: I KNOW!!!! Nov 14 12 06:22 pm Link billy badfinger wrote: YES! And the coolest segue from that is (IMHO) into this, which Bowie also covered, and which I am sure is *also* "not rock 'n' roll" Nov 14 12 06:27 pm Link Anyone remember these bands? Velvet Underground yet another band that produced someone to go on to greater things -Lou Reed. Ten Years After yet another band that produced someone to go on to greater things - Alvin Lee Ten Years After was one of my favorites way back then and still are. The Lovin Spoonful Van Morrison Rock and Blues long before Dave Matthews, Stevie Ray, etc. Van Morrison was awesome. Nov 14 12 07:43 pm Link in a couple of your examples, i submit that the stars created the bands vs the stars going to bigger things later. one more for you. T. Rex Nov 14 12 08:24 pm Link Beatles playing rock 'n' roll music (*) Beatles playing rock 'n' roll music again Beatles playing rock 'n' roll music yet again * note Lennon and Harrison both playing their recently-acquired Epiphone Casinos in the first clip, and Lennon playing his beloved Epi Casino in the next two (it having been sanded down to bare wood and clear-lacquered, once the band stopped touring). Nov 14 12 08:47 pm Link Z_Photo wrote: IMHO it is both. The stars made the bands what they were yet they also went on to bigger things. Nov 14 12 09:20 pm Link kickfight wrote: very good, but I like the Boiled in Lead version even better Nov 14 12 09:20 pm Link While My Guitar Gently Weeps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3RYvO2X … re=related "I look at the world and I notice it's turning, while my guitar gently weeps... With every mistake we must surely be learning, still my guitar gently weeps." What a long, long way from "She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah." Nov 15 12 12:08 am Link |
Oar is such an amazing album.
