i know this could go in the beatles forum, but what album is I am the Walrus from?

i noticed they used the terms "lucy in the sky" and "waiting for the sun" in that song, are they purposely trying to fit song titles in there? or is it just a very strange coincedence?

Magical Mystery Tour, I think.

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this is a dope website u can get an ipod and laptop and otehr stuff for 40 bucks you guys should check it out i chose a 40 gig ipod and got it within 2 weeks.[/QUOTE]

get the f[COLOR=White]u[/COLOR]ck out of this thread you soulless bastard




and thanks Disconnection Notice :) and do you think they meant to do that, or just a coincedence? with the titles.

F[SIZE=2]u[/SIZE]ck yourself.

EDIT: To the spammer guy. thickasabrick is cool, and as for the song titles thing, I'm not sure myself. The Beatles always claimed it's a coincidence, but you never know.

haha thanks Disconnection Notice, i dont think you needed to add the "thickasabrick is cool" part though, i'm sure most people realize you meant him.

if it had happened earlier in their career, i would have assumed it was a shamless self promotion, but they werent really into "promoting themselves" later in their career..so i dunno what to beleive. we need more opinions on this.

Im 16 now, and all I listen to is classic rock. It is so much better than the mainstream crap playing nowadays. Well what I do, my baby sister's bedtime song is Stairway to Heaven and I make her listen to many classic rock bands... Just dont want her becoming like most teenagers are now; either listening to rap and dressing with their "bling-bling" or dressing like a prep while listening to Good Charlotte.

I dont want to be mean to the n00bs, but an Iron Butterfly thread was just made...and after many posts talking about "In a Gadda Da Vida" (or however the hell you spell it), someone with [B]1 post[/B] came and said...wait...it's coming...get this:

"im suprised no one has mentioned garden of eden."

:lol: i couldn't help but laugh.

can any one here recommend a good velvet underground cd because ive been really getting in to them lately but im not sure what cd of theres i should buy

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]can any one here recommend a good velvet underground cd because ive been really getting in to them lately but im not sure what cd of theres i should buy[/QUOTE]

Velvet Underground & Nico, their debut. It's pretty good, it's got Heroin, Sunday Morning, Waiting For My Man, and a couple other good ones. However, if Nico's vocals bother you (as they do to me) I would suggest Loaded, because I believe it has Sweet Jane.

mitchell perkins probably has to be one of the ugliest men on this earth.....i mean for one he roots dogs and kangaroos and for 2 i banged his mum

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Velvet Underground & Nico, their debut. It's pretty good, it's got Heroin, Sunday Morning, Waiting For My Man, and a couple other good ones. However, if Nico's vocals bother you (as they do to me) I would suggest Loaded, because I believe it has Sweet Jane.[/QUOTE]
Ive listened to a lot of their stuff with nico and i dont really like it compared to their later stuff, i was looking aroung and yea i think im going to get loaded because it seems to have a lot of good songs with a variety of different styles. thanks

[QUOTE=ledpoisoning27]can any one here recommend a good velvet underground cd because ive been really getting in to them lately but im not sure what cd of theres i should buy[/QUOTE]

White Light/White Heat

man the choices for the new poll were difficult. a lot of good albums were up there. i felt bad because i havent heard all of Green River, so i couldn't really vote for it. so went with Zeppelin II.

I was really close to voting LZ II, but they were gonna get enough votes without me, so I voted for Rush

I haven't voted yet. I'm not a huge fan of any of the choices. I may vote if it comes down to really close, but if not I'll just leave that one.

looking for legs diamond tablature. Know where i can get some?

I voted for Green River, I'm in a CCR state of mind.

I went with LZ II because it has a chance to get through.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I voted for Green River, I'm in a CCR state of mind.[/QUOTE]
Hehe that reminds me of a time.

I went Zeppelin II.

I voted for CCR. Few bands consistently write good as songs as much as they do.

Just the other night I began to listen to Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' becuase I couldn't sleep. Everything was dark and silent, so I could hear everything, or most of it... then it came time to hear 'The Great Gig in the Sky' and it happened...

I heard the woman whisper "If you can hear this whisper, you're dying."

That was awesome. I like that sort of crap.

And sorry for the rambling, I just wanted to share it with some people who understand. God bless.

:lol: Nice :thumb:

Today I may finally go buy a copy of Revolver.

Thickasabrick, I want a small review on Grateful Dawg. I've never got to see it.

:)

She says "I never said I was afraid of dying", but yea, I know what you mean. Listening to Wall in darkness ands silence is quite an experience.

[QUOTE=slowhand]Just the other night I began to listen to Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' becuase I couldn't sleep. Everything was dark and silent, so I could hear everything, or most of it... then it came time to hear 'The Great Gig in the Sky' and it happened...

I heard the woman whisper "If you can hear this whisper, you're dying."

That was awesome. I like that sort of crap.

And sorry for the rambling, I just wanted to share it with some people who understand. God bless.[/QUOTE]
Yeah that's pretty cool.

Led Zeppelin II is very consistent(excluding Thank You).

So any opinions on Trafifc? Someone tried to make an official thread about them and I wanted to direct them in here.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]:lol: Nice :thumb:

Today I may finally go buy a copy of Revolver.

Thickasabrick, I want a small review on Grateful Dawg. I've never got to see it.

:)[/QUOTE]

I assume it's Revolver by the Beatles...

If it is, it's great. I love that album. It's a shame that it's overshadowed by Rubber Soul. "For no One" is an exceptional ballad by Paul McCartney, which shows why he has the right to brag. It also contains 3 songs by Harrison (which makes it the album which has more Harrison songs compare with how many other Lennon/McCartney compositions are on the album) and they're all brilliant.

Agh... !!

I don't think Revolver is overshadowed by Rubber Soul. Actually I think it gets more credit than Rubber Soul.

I'm Only Sleeping and For No One are my favorite songs.

[QUOTE=slowhand]I assume it's Revolver by the Beatles...

If it is, it's great. I love that album. It's a shame that it's overshadowed by Rubber Soul. "For no One" is an exceptional ballad by Paul McCartney, which shows why he has the right to brag. It also contains 3 songs by Harrison (which makes it the album which has more Harrison songs compare with how many other Lennon/McCartney compositions are on the album) and they're all brilliant.

Agh... !![/QUOTE]
I don't think it is overshadowed by Rubber Soul.