A big question for a big group!! (this thread is sponsored by Alfonso Gagliano)
McCready00
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The Beatles.
I was listening to them some hours ago and that idea came into my mind. It was that song, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. So almost everybody here knows the trick with the name of that song. The others, google it, it'll take 1 minute! Great riffs, weird lyrics à la pre-Pink Floyd (mostly by Syd (R.I.P. dude!)) and, of course, a kind of:
"-We are fucking rich and we play weird music for them...they like it man
-serious, sweet life you got
-Let's smoke a joint!"
... style for their time.
Knowing the story of Pink Floyd (thanks Nick for that book!) better than before, I've read Nick's bible. The Pink Floyd are very very very good musicians. I mean, they don't have the greatest bassist and guitarist in the world but we can say they are beasts in music. (wasn't Careful with that Axe Eugene a wierd song! Do you think Eugene died? :P ) And yeah, they created that big Pink Floyd Inc company and made a shit load of money (yeah, like said in that song :P..) I am not against that or whatever, that is not the point anyways.
I think the Beatles, even if I don't really know them. I've been listening to Abbey Road for a month or two.. really great album by the way. I bought "number 1" years ago. And I know some other great songs through the albums.
6 or 7 years ago, I had read in one of the thousands Mccartney's biographies, how they created Apple and also made big money too.
But I also want to say that I took Pink Floyd only because I know them more than any other groups ( excepted for that band from Seattle.. The Pearl what again? :P )
My question now, how big was the machine BEHIND them. Did the Beatles become too much big for what they were? I'm, of course, not questioning if they were good or not, so don't start any stupid fights over here !
thanks
I was listening to them some hours ago and that idea came into my mind. It was that song, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. So almost everybody here knows the trick with the name of that song. The others, google it, it'll take 1 minute! Great riffs, weird lyrics à la pre-Pink Floyd (mostly by Syd (R.I.P. dude!)) and, of course, a kind of:
"-We are fucking rich and we play weird music for them...they like it man
-serious, sweet life you got
-Let's smoke a joint!"
... style for their time.
Knowing the story of Pink Floyd (thanks Nick for that book!) better than before, I've read Nick's bible. The Pink Floyd are very very very good musicians. I mean, they don't have the greatest bassist and guitarist in the world but we can say they are beasts in music. (wasn't Careful with that Axe Eugene a wierd song! Do you think Eugene died? :P ) And yeah, they created that big Pink Floyd Inc company and made a shit load of money (yeah, like said in that song :P..) I am not against that or whatever, that is not the point anyways.
I think the Beatles, even if I don't really know them. I've been listening to Abbey Road for a month or two.. really great album by the way. I bought "number 1" years ago. And I know some other great songs through the albums.
6 or 7 years ago, I had read in one of the thousands Mccartney's biographies, how they created Apple and also made big money too.
But I also want to say that I took Pink Floyd only because I know them more than any other groups ( excepted for that band from Seattle.. The Pearl what again? :P )
My question now, how big was the machine BEHIND them. Did the Beatles become too much big for what they were? I'm, of course, not questioning if they were good or not, so don't start any stupid fights over here !
thanks
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