Gavaxeman
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If only Yellow Sub has been a stand alone single ....and we could swap Rain or Paperback Writer in its place .....Yellow fucking turding Submarine….
Other than that, yeah it’s killer!
If only Yellow Sub has been a stand alone single ....and we could swap Rain or Paperback Writer in its place .....Yellow fucking turding Submarine….
Other than that, yeah it’s killer!
“Wall of Sound” when it comes to a the Beatles, typically is used to reference Phil Spector’s stylized production method that he applied to Let It Be. It’s kind of like being bludgeoned by every instrument in layer after layer eliminating all space and depth from the recording combining individual sounds into a singular new sound. I would not say that “Wall Of Sound” style would necessarily apply to “Tomorrow Never Knows” in that sense. It is busy and multitracked but it’s not what many would describe as “Wall Of Sound” from the Spector definition.
Also - used to perfection in Mad MenYeah, even outside of the Beatles Phil Spektor is what I’d point to as Wall of Sound. Multiple overdubbed tracks, traditionally orchestral, creating that huge, almost suffocating, sound.
Tomorrow Never Knows has a lot going on but there is definitely space on that recording, it breathes.
Great analogy since Sgt Pepper is full of EwoksRevolver is the Empire Strikes Back of Beatles albums. It's the connection between their earlier work and the more experimental stuff around the corner and succeeds in both. I'm Only Sleeping is such a killer track.
This implies that Return to the Jedi was experimental…Revolver is the Empire Strikes Back of Beatles albums. It's the connection between their earlier work and the more experimental stuff around the corner and succeeds in both. I'm Only Sleeping is such a killer track.
This implies that Return to the Jedi was experimental…
Revolver is the best Beatles album. I don't care what anyone else says.
Also - used to perfection in Mad Men
Same. Just swap 8 and 9.Time to rank!
1. Abbey Road
2. Revolver
3. Sgt. Pepper
4. The White Album
5. LOVE by Cirque du Soleil
6. All Things Must Pass
7. Rubber Soul
8. That blue double album comp from your parents collection
9. Hello Nasty
10. Magical Mystery Tour (this 1971 Germany release ONLY the rest can go to hell)
Right there with you.Hot take? I love Maxwell's Silver Hammer![]()
I enjoy it. I always assumed it was kind of similar to Warren Zevon’s “Excitable Boy” a pleasant upbeat song about a psycho. One of those songs that makes people hum along without a realization it’s a song about a serial killer.Hot take? I love Maxwell's Silver Hammer![]()
Hotter take....I love this, AND Yellow Submarine.Hot take? I love Maxwell's Silver Hammer![]()
You don't understand, this analogy works on so many levels. The improving special effects are the studio tricks. The "improvements" Lucas made in the late 90s are the Giles Martin remixes. This may be the most profound observation in the history of the internet.This implies that Return to the Jedi was experimental…