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"I think wham did"



I'm pretty positive he wasn't.

he said

i thought you were saying that in the abbey road thread, when we were arguing about how I thought the Beatles were not very innovative at all, great band obviously but riding the coat tales

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the beatles were basically a boy band cover band [2]

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epic

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somewhat I said that, just dont think they deserve all the credit for any musical movement from 64 on, but obviously like them. They actually stole quite a bit from other acts that came before, and because they were the Beatles people say they were the first. But they did take what they took from others and made it mainstream

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I'm not gonna lie... I'd take Revolver and Magical Mystery Tour over all Floyd albums anyday..

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there are at least 4 floyd albums I'd take over any beatles

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I probably would too, Revolver, Rubber, and White anyway, dont get everybody fascination with MMT, good album not their best though

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In my case it depends of my mood.

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well yeah it's obviously a matter of taste

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Yeah, stupid comment now that I think of it, lol.

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¯_(ツ)_/¯

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4 Floyd over any Beatles. No way dude!

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yeah. but see there are these things called opinions.........

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I'd take any of Floyd's classics over The Beatles stuff any day honestly. With the exception of The Wall.

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I'm going to go:

Darkside

White

Abbey

Animals

Revolver

Wall.

Piper
Saucerful
...
WYWH
Abbey
Revolver
Animals
Meddle
Ummagumma
...

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ummagumma lol

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completely different bands, hard to compare, depends on what I am looking for that day whether it is Beatles or Floyd

"what is this album's contribution to music? Because it didn't invent a new genre, it didn't invent new playing techniques, it didn't invent concept album... it didn't invent anything."

Because every note and every space between the notes is exactly where it should be, and nothing is included that should have been omitted.

Dark Side of the Moon is about as well-crafted as it gets. It's a complete, coherent package from beginning to end -- not because it is a concept album, but because it flows. It is not just a collection of songs that happen to be good; the sum is greater than the parts.