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Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: The Beatles / Audio CD released 1987-08-24 at Apple / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Back In ... more 2 Dear Prudence 3 Glass Onion 4 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 5 Wild Honey Pie 6 The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill 7 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 8 Happiness Is A Warm Gun 9 Martha My Dear 10 Im So Tired 11 Blackbird 12 Piggies 13 Rocky Raccoon 14 Don't Pass Me By 15 Why Don't We Do It In The Road 16 I Will 17 Julia Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Birthday 2 Yer Blues 3 Mother Nature's Son 4 Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me & My Monkey 5 Sexy Sadie 6 Helter Skelter 7 Long Long Long 8 Revolution 1 9 Honey Pie 10 Savoy Truffle 11 Cry Baby Cry 12 Revolution 9 13 Good Night Newest Review: ... as a single and not included on the album. Soon after, the disenchantment with each other began (you know, Yoko, Apple and ... more |
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by james75 - written on 08.10.00 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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The so called 'white Album' was the begining of the end for 'The Beatles' It was the start of a new era of confidence in their own individual abilities, comprising, which had been the essence of previous albums was not evident here, which is why end up with a double album. It's a complete contrast to it's predecessor, Seargent Pepper, with the songs taking on the authors own invidual trademarks, inmany respects most of the songs could have been solo efforts. In many ways this is why the album works, If you like Lennon, then are plenty of classic Lennon tracks here and if you like Mc Cartney, then the same applies. It ...
by dave27 - written on 02.03.03 (Very useful, 546 readings)
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To all intents and purposes, The Beatles' last real album as a band was Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and even then that album was more about George Martin and the studio working magic with a few hammy songs while the band members were spending their time growing facial hair and dressing up. Pepper had been the rock music event of 1967, but it had seen the band behind the music start to move apart. Thus when the revolutionary air of 1968 found the time coming round for another musical contribution by the world's biggest band, what actually happened was that three gifted individuals got together in the studio, accompanied by ...
by Dunks - written on 23.07.01 (Very useful, 415 readings)
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Beatles producer George Martin has always made his opinions clear about the White album. That they should have trimmed it down to 15 good songs and only one album. I'm glad they didn't listen to him! It fits in with the whole Beatles 'thing' of variety and originality. After doing their themed album (Sgt. Pepper) with a fancy cover, electronic gagetry and complicated lyrics, they make an album with a plain white cover, guitars and drums, and songs about chocolates, hunters, piggies, birthdays, doing it in the road, monkeys and the USSR. And to say the album does not have a theme is not quite the truth. The theme is one of 'back to ...





