Thinking about that famous Scaruffi write up on the Beatles and laughing at his claim that they had no real impact or influence on rock music. Lmao. He should stick to writing about what he likes.
You’re ignoring most of his arguments
Thinking about that famous Scaruffi write up on the Beatles and laughing at his claim that they had no real impact or influence on rock music. Lmao. He should stick to writing about what he likes.
12 year old girls? 
george was getting there a bit with Blue Jay Way and Flying
A whole album of stuff like that and Because would have been really cool.
You’re ignoring most of his arguments
I don’t care for any of them. Negative art criticism like that is useless. That is now widely considered a copy pasta meme that no one takes seriously and will be long after he’s gone.
I would swap Dylan and the stones personally
both in my top 10 all time so it's chill
Thanks Ruffi for putting me onto Scraping Foetus and Lisa Germano but I’m good with the hot takes.
Makes me wish the boys made a Psych album crazier than pepper and tour
You must not have heard yellow submarine soundtrack
it's all too much
Oh yeah an hour and 12 minutes runtime is pretty long for the 60s I guess
With a 14 min song ending it
You must not have heard yellow submarine soundtrack
it's all too much
I mean a “real” album
MMT is an ep as was the yellow submarine soundtrack
But you’re right cause Only a northern song is the type of s*** I was talking about
I don’t care for any of them. Negative art criticism like that is useless. That is now widely considered a copy pasta meme that no one takes seriously and will be long after he’s gone.
It’s edgy but I think it’s a good point that doesn’t apply to the Beatles tho which ruins what he wrote cause it makes him sound edgy
_ sold more than anyone else (not true, by the way), therefore they must have been the greatest. Jazz critics grow up listening to a lot of jazz music of the past, classical critics grow up listening to a lot of classical music of the past. Rock critics are often totally ignorant of the rock music of the past, they barely know the best sellers.
In a sense, __ are emblematic of the status of rock criticism as a whole: too much attention paid to commercial phenomena and too little to the merits of real musicians. If somebody composes the most divine music but no major label picks him up and sells him around the world, most rock critics will ignore him. If a major label picks up a musician who is as stereotyped as can be but launches her or him worldwide, your average critic will waste rivers of ink on her or him. This is the sad status of rock criticism: rock critics are basically publicists working for major labels, distributors and record stores. They simply highlight what product the music business wants to make money from.
agreed, it's hard these days to really develop a unique sound in rock without hearing another band while listening. also got some midwest emo vibes from the first album. but yea it'll be good, I'm liking the AF "chamber" vibes mainly cause there hasn't seem to have been a rock album go in that direction for awhile
i would say it's near impossible to be truly original these days
i feel this but also id be kind of a hypocrite because how much derivative stuff i enjoy. like ill still love standard black and death metal style albums in 2021 if its made well and not just a trite direct rip off
if the new Black Country New Road album just sounds like a British arcade fire with a different songwriting style, I won't mind if its done well and not rendered useless by arcade fire themselves. i havent heard those singles though, only the first one they released a little while ago
and i certainly wouldnt want to erase all derivative music from rock history
dont mind either, good music is good music
12 year old girls? 
this reminds me we always think of befly with the "eating his own j*** thing" but you can't forget the natalie portman in Leon the Professional s*** he was on
Thinking about that famous Scaruffi write up on the Beatles and laughing at his claim that they had no real impact or influence on rock music. Lmao. He should stick to writing about what he likes.
The funniest part about that article is the paragraph at the top where he claims it's won international awards for being the best article ever written about the Beatles. like what?
this reminds me we always think of befly with the "eating his own j*** thing" but you can't forget the natalie portman in Leon the Professional s*** he was on
this reminds me we always think of befly with the "eating his own j*** thing" but you can't forget the natalie portman in Leon the Professional s*** he was on
What did he say?
The funniest part about that article is the paragraph at the top where he claims it's won international awards for being the best article ever written about the Beatles. like what?
I guess it’s bad for the Beatles to be successful but not for him lol
What did he say?
dont quite remember the whole thing just that he said she was cute or something. she was like 13
"Captain Beefheart is the most important musician to rise in the Sixties, far more significant and far-reaching than the Beatles; as important for all music as Ornette Coleman was for jazz, as Leadbelly was for the blues."
Lester Bangs, Rolling Stone
wonder how Lester and Piero would have gotten along