@saveme good album right?
top 3 on 1st listen
help!
ticket 2 ride
& either yesterday or dizzy miss lizzy i can’t quite decide on the last 1 just yet
7/10 on 1st listen, definitely their best album out of the 1st 5
i really despise their rockabilly s***..
it just seems so out of place 2 me lol
top 3 on 1st listen
help!
ticket 2 ride
& either yesterday or dizzy miss lizzy i can’t quite decide on the last 1 just yet
7/10 on 1st listen, definitely their best album out of the 1st 5
You could hear them starting to progress in their songwriting and music.
And then Rubber Soul just smacks you in the face.
You could hear them starting to progress in their songwriting and music.
And then Rubber Soul just smacks you in the face.
yeah the lyrics are definitely better on this album
yesterday probably being the best example of this
act naturally is a very… very blah song
like i can see myself skipping this every single time lol
i really despise their rockabilly s***..
it just seems so out of place 2 me lol
Act Naturally
Act Naturally
another thing i’ve noticed is that there is just no cohesion 2 their projects
the sequencing is pretty poorly done, i know this was the 60’s but man sometimes it seems like i’m listening 2 compilations lol
another thing i’ve noticed is that there is just no cohesion 2 their projects
the sequencing is pretty poorly done, i know this was the 60’s but man sometimes it seems like i’m listening 2 compilations lol
That’s not really on The Beatles because back then albums didn’t really exist in the format they do now. They weren’t viewed as a body of work. They were all basically compilations although I’m sure some effort in sequencing was involved.
The Beatles were one of the first to really take the idea of an album as we know it today and create a body of work. You’ll start to see that with Rubber Soul.
They were also the first to do “music videos” with the promotional clips they shot for Paperback Writer & Rain in 1966.
yesterday
yesterday
That’s not really on The Beatles because back then albums didn’t really exist in the format they do now. They weren’t viewed as a body of work. They were all basically compilations although I’m sure some effort in sequencing was involved.
The Beatles were one of the first to really take the idea of an album as we know it today and create a body of work. You’ll start to see that with Rubber Soul.
ahhh i see, that totally makes sense when u explain it that way
cuz i’m like man if these were just sequenced a bit differently i swear it would hit different lol
i definitely need 2 check out their visual work as well, i’m sure it elevates the listening experience a bit
i’m trying not 2 be like hypercritical of their music like i usually am with other artists, i’m definitely enjoying this journey
another thing i’ve noticed is that there is just no cohesion 2 their projects
the sequencing is pretty poorly done, i know this was the 60’s but man sometimes it seems like i’m listening 2 compilations lol
Outside of jazz, no one before Dylan cared about sequencing
Outside of jazz, no one before Dylan cared about sequencing
u got any movie recs? or any tv show recs?
preferably something on hbo max but it doesn’t really matter i suppose
u got any movie recs? or any tv show recs?
preferably something on hbo max but it doesn’t really matter i suppose
What’s the vibe you’re looking for?
ahhh i see, that totally makes sense when u explain it that way
cuz i’m like man if these were just sequenced a bit differently i swear it would hit different lol
i definitely need 2 check out their visual work as well, i’m sure it elevates the listening experience a bit
Atleast the albums you’re listening to are the ones The Beatles intended on releasing.
In the 60’s, if you lived in America you didn’t get to listen to any of the albums pre Sgt. Pepper. They had American versions of Beatles albums where they’d take songs from different albums and throw them together to make their own Frankenstein album.



What’s the vibe you’re looking for?
hmm perhaps something abstract/surreal
maybe a well done murder mystery.. i’m pretty much open 2 anything except comedy lol
black comedy would be cool tho, hit me with whatever comes 2 mind
Atleast the albums you’re listening to are the ones The Beatles intended on releasing.
In the 60’s, if you lived in America you didn’t get to listen to any of the albums pre Sgt. Pepper. They had American versions of Beatles albums where they’d take songs from different albums and throw them together to make their own Frankenstein album.



this is horrible yiiikessss
hmm perhaps something abstract/surreal
maybe a well done murder mystery.. i’m pretty much open 2 anything except comedy lol
black comedy would be cool tho, hit me with whatever comes 2 mind
U seen Raging Bull?
U seen Raging Bull?
not since i was a kid but perhaps i should check it out again
that’s a martin flick right
not since i was a kid but perhaps i should check it out again
that’s a martin flick right
Yes but I actually have a better film recommendation that satisfies two of the things you’re asking for
