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Screen13 · 05-20-2012, 03:01 PM

Rolling Stones (Brian Jones era) - Sing This All Together (and See What Happens) - how NOT to fill up an album no matter how many good guitar licks the Human Riff can throw in. The ultimate skip track from an otherwise alright album that I still listen to more than The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper. While thinking of that...

The Beatles - When I'm 64. Don't want to think about it any more. At least "Wild Honey Pie" had a thumping beat to it and "What's the New..." had a little of John's warped lyrics going on. The cover by George Burns in the Sgt. Pepper movie only made it worse. Music Hall at it's weakest, thankfully what came next is the wonderful "Lovely Rita." The only good use for that song was as a sample in The Beastie Boys' godlike "Sounds of Science."

Maybe I can throw in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" as well.

05-20-2012, 03:01 PM	#153 (permalink)
Screen13 Music Addict Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1,388	Rolling Stones (Brian Jones era) - Sing This All Together (and See What Happens) - how NOT to fill up an album no matter how many good guitar licks the Human Riff can throw in. The ultimate skip track from an otherwise alright album that I still listen to more than The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper. While thinking of that... The Beatles - When I'm 64. Don't want to think about it any more. At least "Wild Honey Pie" had a thumping beat to it and "What's the New..." had a little of John's warped lyrics going on. The cover by George Burns in the Sgt. Pepper movie only made it worse. Music Hall at it's weakest, thankfully what came next is the wonderful "Lovely Rita." The only good use for that song was as a sample in The Beastie Boys' godlike "Sounds of Science." Maybe I can throw in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" as well. Last edited by Screen13; 05-20-2012 at 03:29 PM.