https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx0jP0srv1Q
EVERYONE HAS TO WATCH THIS

2006

First of all I'm not good at writting reviews about albums but here I go:
I've only listened to side one and I must say that I'm impressed. It's a very original and "cool" album, reminds me a bit of Tommy by The Who, maybe? Although I haven't finished listening to it, I think that, as an album, is better than The Wall and Tommy because unlike these two, it's not unnecessarily long. What I mean is that, I could easily pick a song from The Wall and listen to it without listening to the whole album. But I'd prefer sitting and listening to S.F. Sorrow as a whole album instead of choosing a track (damn, I wish my English was better). I think my favourite track by now is Bracelets Of Fingers, but I repeat that it's the kind of album I enjoy listening to without skipping any songs. Let's see if side two is a as good as side one. Thank you for the suggestion!
By the way, I've answered you about Vivaldi on the top 5 composers thread.

I saw that. Thanks.

And what do you think about S.F. Sorrow? I mean, if you've recommended it, obviusly you like it, but is it your favourite album or something like that? Or which one's your favourite track?
I'm listening to side 2 right now.

I've just listened to Sunday Morning, it was a bit too experimental, maybe?? What I mean is that I had never heard something similar, and I've liked this song. It was cool, thanks!

That was every bit as awful as I imagined it would be...

Hahaha yeah love that photo.
Seems like Yoko Ono was really into rock music, some years ago she started singing The Great Gig In The Sky by Pink Floyd in an art gallery. Does Yoko Ono have the worst voice in rock history? Good topic for a thread.

Good for you, Eleanor! :clap:
The Allmans are one of my very favourite bands. Duane was the best, but even after he died they still had a line-up of great guitarists.

That Yoko/Iggy clip was interesting to watch; not so much for the music, but just to see what they would do on stage together.

( @ Psy-Fi: I understand there is now a pill on the market to help you with that problem. ;))

Hahaha yeah I couldn't stop laughing while I was watching it.
I don't know if Duane's the best one, but I was really surprised when I found out that he played on "Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs". One of my favourite guitarists collaborating with my No.1 musician! Clapton is the best, although as a guitarist I prefer Page.

There’s been lots of conversations on Yoko here. She’s a beautiful legend. An artistic genius and has one of the coolest most complimentary voices in pop music that aggressively challenges the status quo while making everything she touches more interesting and just plain better. Nobody sounds like her. She has a perfect signature sound that’s wildly unique but she never steps on anyone’s toes. She’s always amplifying the spirit of the music and doing it in a way that no other person on earth can. She can splatter the avant-garde on anything. And when two unassailable legends like her and Iggy are on stage together it’s not our place to judge the gods. It’s incumbent on us to be grateful for every wonderful sound they make and for all they’ve given us which is no less that a reason to live.

OK, I'm not gonna talk about her visual artworks or if she broke up The Beatles, but let's say that she doesn't have a very nice voice. Better if we stop talking 'bout Yoko, cuase then the whole thread is gonna be about her.

She has an incredible voice.