Nice. Mudhoney was one of the bands that made me want to be a musician.

Hi-hat heaven!

Probably my all-time favorite Beatles tune:

My favorite Beatles song is I Want You She's So Heavy pretty fond of Yesterday too.

I could never pick my favorite Beatles song. It all depends on the mood I'm in, what's going on in my life, a whole bunch of different variables.

This morning, this would be my favorite:



I will say this, I really don't care for pre-drug Beatles. The stuff they released before Help! is pretty unlistenable. But from Help to Let it be, there might be only 5 songs I really don't care for.

Oh man, She's So Heavy is one of my all-time favorites, for sure.

Unlistenable? Are you serious?

Good point fortunato. I forgot how good You Can't Do That is. I saw her standing there is good too, but from years of hearing it played over and over and over on the radio, it's kind of lost it's luster to me.



If I was Roberta Flack, this would be my American Pie.

I can understand that; there certainly are Beatles songs that are just so ubiquitous that I never listen to them on my own, nevermind how good they are.
There's also just an amazing progression from their early material to their later, more experimental work.

Let's also say happy birthday to Billie Holiday, who would have turned 97 today.

On the first 4 albums, the musical progression was a little slow for me. But Help!, while the songs matured greatly, but they still had a few songs with that trademark beatles sound. Rubber Soul, the same thing, but more professional. And Revolver is just completely different. And every album afterwards was just it's own individual masterpiece (with a RIngo song thrown in here and there).

I love talking about music, but I usually refrain from talking about the Beatles. There's just too much to say. And no matter how much I gush, I still couldn't come close to given their work justice.


These guys do it for me! There's such a smooth, tubey sound to their music.

Got no time for Wolfmother! :)

I guess when commercial music has gone as horribley wrong as it has over the past decade, I instantly will like anything with a rock beat.




Instead of prescribing dangerous anti-anxiety and depression medications, Dr's should just give their patients a bag of weed and a nice reggae compilation. No matter how pissed or down I get, if I throw on some reggae, after a few seconds, I can't help but smile. It doesn't matter if the group is singing about poverty and injustice, war, etc... It still gets me happy.
This song especially! I can't begin to think of how many times this song has helped me get over some shitty relationship.

Great tune. I saw these guys last year; they did a reunion show in town at a pretty small bar/venue, and it was incredible. They still rocked loud and hard.

[QUOTE=Elvis_Christ;922817]Got no time for Wolfmother! :)

got no time for a lot of the music posted on this thread :D and im sure alot of people have got no time for a lot of the music i post :eek:

Sister Golden Hair - America

[QUOTE=wizard of gore;922862] I never even heard of 90% of the music or groups in this thread. God I hate getting old!

Listening to...

I love the whole NWA "Gangsta Gangsta" tribute to this song

In Motion by Lawson Rollins

The Clash - Jail Guitar Doors

I Am God - Omega Lithium

that's what's stuck in my head anyway. last track i listened to was a cover of madonna's 'music' by Eths. i'm in a female-fronted metal band phase atm.

Iggy Pop - Sister Midnight

Lesbian Bed Death-Halloween

Killer groove.

Behind Blue Eyes - The Who

track two to Rob the Vikings-Beats to Pillage and Conquer by

sounds like some bruce lee pimp musik.

And I Love Her - The Beatles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q1I7...eature=related


Metaphorical boners. Metaphorical boners everywhere.

Michelle - The Beatles

somebody's on a Beatles kick

one of the best off that album..actually there all the best