Album Rating: 4.5
No, it's actually Ringo playing the drum solo. He didn't want to at first, but the rest of the Beatles pressured him into doing so. Even then, all he did was copy an Iron Butterfly solo.
I'm pretty sure it was paul
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Album Rating: 4.5
oh nevermind.
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Album Rating: 4.5
No, it's actually Ringo playing the drum solo. He didn't want to at first, but the rest of the Beatles pressured him into doing so.
Yes.
Even then, all he did was copy an Iron Butterfly solo.
No.
I'm pretty sure it was paul
:lol: No.
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U know, as good as this record is, Let It Be is still downright more exiting.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
i have this and help! this is much better. not that help isnt good its just that this is defenatly superior
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But yeah, what is this Abbey Road Blues.
LOL- Remember when we both asked this question like, five times, and nobody gave an answer? HaHa!!1 That was hilarious!...
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Album Rating: 4.5
U know, as good as this record is, Let It Be is still downright more exiting.
this is better than let it be
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
no matter how much filler quality 'her majesty' has i think that its great acoustic work. thought it is only like 22 secs or sumtin
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Album Rating: 4.5
you must get this album than
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her majesty was intended to be in between mean mr mustard and polythene pam. if anyones interested enough, i mixed together mustard majesty and pam in a back to back to back medley, as was originally intended. you can email me a request for it at flickdiesel12345@yahoo.com if anyone's that passionate about the beatles.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Side B smacks the fuck out of Side A.
and "Golden Slumbers" is probably my favorite Beatles song ever despite being only like a minute and a half long.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
[quote=flick12345]her majesty was intended to be in between mean mr mustard and polythene pam. if anyones interested enough, i mixed together mustard majesty and pam in a back to back to back medley, as was originally intended. you can email me a request for it at flickdiesel12345@yahoo.com if anyone's that passionate about the beatles.[/quote]
i just figured that out yesterday. thank you wikipedia.org. then i played it in between them and i wuz like WOW
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Album Rating: 4.5
Okay yeah. I have yet to hear of this Abbey Road Blues anywhere except for here. Explain.
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[quote=vague clue from the review...]And "Abbey Road Blues" is probably the heaviest song on the album, with a blues riff and McCartney even screaming the lyrics[/quote]
This is all we have to go on.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Good review. Good album. This album may be the best work from the best band ever, so waste no time in buying it. Nice job on the tidbit about the crescendo created by the final songs flowing into each other. In my opinion, that is the point that separates this Beatles album from any of their other hit laden affairs.
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^This is a great album but I still preffer "Magical Mystery tour" any day. the reason is the mess at the end of the album, why?
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Album Rating: 5.0
I wouldn't consider Her Majesty a great song by any means, but I definetly won't hold it against the album. I'm pretty sure Paul and John were trying to accomplish a feeling of the "falling action," more of a literary device than one found in music. Now that I think of it, that's just another piece of evidence to me that this album is a notch above the others, and that is because of its brilliant structure.
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Maxwell's Silver Hammer is a hella good song.
Bang bang! Maxwell's silver hammer came down, upon her head.
Clang clang! Maxwell's silver hammer made sure that she was dead.
Pure awesomeness.
Digging: Giles Corey - Giles Corey
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Album Rating: 5.0
Not sure if I've already posted a response to this review, but I'll say it again: by far the best album ever made. Nothing comes close.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
This is one of the albums that I would present to someone who questions if rock is truely art (along with Forever Changes and Quadrophenia). An unbelievably brilliant piece of work that will be revered for years and years to come.
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