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| The Who – Out in the Street Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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This rocks and oh so rolls, the opening with the guitar strummings, it's QUITE similiar to Anyway, Anyhow, Anwhere which also is a true classic. |
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| The Who – Pure And Easy Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Right on song. That "There once was a note, listen." part always got me. It's like your note paying attention to the song, and ...LISTEN!! It's like, "Oh ok! Sorry man." Or maybe, I sort of thought of it as Pete showing some of the band members his new song, and their not paying any attention so he's sing that part, "There once was a note (looks up) LISTEN!!!" Ha, that's totally wrong but you relate? |
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| The Who – A Quick One While He's Away Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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This song is damn rad. The Stones Rock And ROll Circus one is phenomenal. IT's got some great stuff besides the who, but this one is cool. Also, I maybe clueless but there's water (orsomething) exploding at the end of the "you are forgiven" part, that always confuses me. It's so great though. But really what is that? |
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| The Beatles – Love Me Do Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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This is besides the fact, there's no guitar in this song. In the video John has it slung over his shoulder but never uses it. But this song rocks with just a bass, harmonica, drums and a tambourine. Easy to snap your hands to.
Also, yeah, I did heart Andy White played drums on this and Ringo was manning the tambourine. Kick ass |
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| The Rolling Stones – Salt Of The Earth Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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I'll drink to that. This song is quite radical. Mick and Keith I believed went down to L.A. and got some gospel girls to sing. They obviously kept them. I love those gospel singers.
HAHAHA |
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| The Rolling Stones – Midnight Rambler Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Hah! This song rocks. It goes forever on the live version. Studio one as well. ahh. It's so cool, best band ever probably.
Don't do that, don't you do that, don't do that, I won't do that |
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| The Rolling Stones – Moonlight Mile Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Ok. This song is maybe the most beautiful song in the world by probably the best band in the world. It's so aesthetic, and when Mick says "When the wind blows" and Charlie hits that ride cymbal for a steady moment, that's the wind blowing right there. That's so creative. And his work on the toms blows me away. This song just puts me in a damn great mood. It's just so damn nice.
soothing.. |
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| The Beatles – Twist and Shout (The Top Notes cover) Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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yeah, I think he was lying on the floor pn Revolution 1 which has nothing to do with this.
But this verson kicks so much ass!!
Yep, his voice was coarse because they all they Please Please Me tracks in one day one right after the other. And then his voice got all scratchy and raspy around 10pm or so. But that's what makes it sound so good! |
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| The Beatles – A Hard Day's Night Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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EyeMThe Walrus is pretty right. But you know this song is awesome. George's solo really, really stands out. You shopuld listen. But, I have every single Beatles ALBUM that the beatles released. Except for Yellow Submarine which I yearn to get because of Hey Bulldog great song. But their early stuff to me is underrated. They had some true rcokers. And songs that didn't sound to poppiesh like, No Reply. I've never heard anything like that it's truly inspiring. And, I Saw Her Standing There was one of the best. Yeah, that was a little poppy but it rocked! And they did great covers and kicked ass on Twist and Shout. And Things We Said Today has moderate lyrics, but again have never heard anything like that, and to me is far from poppy. It's a little dark. But, there's a lot more that I can praise in the very early years, I Feel Fine (same beat from Ray Charles' What'd I Say), She's A Woman, Roll Over Beathoven. Stuff like that was great. But I do like the later years 65-69. That kind of stuff shows a lot more of their talent, and creativeness. Yep I'm done now |
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| The Beatles – A Day in the Life Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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This song is too damn great. I believe George played Maracus, lucky bastard. I like a lot though, the orgasm of the orchestra, that's funny. paul's intro changes in a right way. Sweet song, just before SPLHCBP2 |
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| The Beatles – All You Need Is Love Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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that's good. "Love's you yeah, yeah, yeah" that's the best part." Also I love the fact that Mick Jagger (I think) was there when they recorded this song live on TV. Yeah, he was digging it, so I think that showed that they were all friends and everything. |
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| The Beatles – Long, Long, Long Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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HA! This song rules, it's probably really hard to hear on a plane. But the ending, yeah it's fucking real though. It's the best part, the climax, an accident eh? Huh, that's cool. SOunds great though I don't know why a lot of strong green colors come up with that little bit. Sweet song all together! |
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival – Down On The Corner Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Yeah, hey I think you all should give a genuine listen to the number "Born To Move", yes that's right. The bass is nice but the organ is at its maximum best. Also! This song is so friviluos and is so much fun to drum to. Kicks ass all the way. Thoughts? |
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival – Hello Mary Lou Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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yeah, for a band that only lasted 4 years (was it?) they sure kicked some major ass. They got two best of's. Anyways, they wrote some wonderful music and by the way this song has some serious boogy |
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| The Rolling Stones – Shine A Light Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Kick ass song. Really though the orgn is what builds this song up to complete amazment, whatever, It's damn cool. I like this gospel
come on up now |
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| Paul McCartney – Hi, Hi, Hi Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Rock and fuckin roll! This songs alright, but I mean you got to respect it because how many , that's right how many songs mention a banana! Yeah a banana. Maybe there's some sure would be a cool playlist. |
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| Paul McCartney – Girlfriend Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Ha! The falsetto pitch in this voice is cool. I ike it, yeah. Yeah, also, yeah it would go great with brass instrumentilization. |
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| Bob Dylan – Like a Rolling Stone Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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ha, this song kicks ass. You can barely hear the drums just the tambourine, typical 60s music, awesome though. It's fun to sing to this song really loud and out of key untill your voice cracks, ha |
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