Brock_West |
12-06-2007 11:21 PM |
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Originally Posted by lucylamppost
(Post 419992)
The Beatles
their ratio of good to bad songs isn't too high percentage wise, they lacked the soul, style, and grit of The Rolling Stones, the were very formulated when writing their songs
If the Beatles played Wood stock would there performance been more noted on music terms (not on hype) Santana, the Who, Sly and Family Stone, ****, even CSNY or The Beatles?
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Percentage wise I think they might just be on top. And the reason I love the Beatles so much is the HUGE RANGE of different musical styles they did. Can't really say the same for the Stones (which I am a big fan of anyway)
And I'm more of a studio album rather than live kind of guy so if a band isn't good live doesn't bother me at all. One reason The Beatles quit touring was because they couldn't hear themselves over the roar of the crowd.
*and to your "mechanical drummer" comment - why does everyone hate Ringo? Ringo was awesome. Just because he's not as good as Keith Moon or John Bonham doesn't mean he sucks.
But you're right, they didn't utilize Harrison enough.
OVERRATED: Nirvana, Tool, Bob Dylan (as a singer not a lyricist), The Clash, Elvis, Michael Jackson, U2, Sly and the Family Stone, Van Morrison, panic! at the disco, Korn, Queens of the Stone Age, Marilyn Manson, probably more...
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