g force said:
Yep.
or the Zombies
beatles basher looking to reform.
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Yep.
or the Zombies
editor said:OP: 3:49
Dub response: 3:51
Good to see the Dub Beatles Instant Posting Reflex Action still sports a panther-like response time.
actually, 2 minutes, i'm slowing down..
Whether you like them or not, the Beatles wrote the book on how to do a 3 minute pop song, pretty much invented the modern recording studio with George Martin, and still have some of the best songs ever written in their catalogue.
Revolver, White Album & Abbey Road for me
Revolver, White Album & Abbey Road for me
Superape said:
no they didn't
Superape said:
I think George Martin did most of that.
Superape said:
no they don't
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Superape said:
No that was the KLF and it's bloody hard to get a copy now
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Crispy said:
oh no they don't !
Oh no they don't
Termite Man
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Dubversion said:Oh no they don't
too slow
ohmyliver
poppin' like a cork
Savage Henry said:No that was the KLF and it's bloody hard to get a copy now
but bloody easy to find on the internet
http://www.klf.de/online/books/bytheklf/manual.htm
eta and OP while your at it download 'how do you sleep' by Lennon (with Harrison on guitar) not quite the beatles but a fine song full of venom at McCartney...
'the only thing you done was yesterday
And since you're gone you're just another day'
'A pretty face may last a year or two
But pretty soon they'll see what you can do
The sound you make is muzak to my ears"
etc
Termite Man
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ohmyliver said:
doesn't count !
editor
hiraethified
You can also download it from Tom Robinson's site:Savage Henry said:No that was the KLF and it's bloody hard to get a copy now
http://www.tomrobinson.com/resource/klf.htm
Termite Man
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ohmyliver said:
I do prefer to own books , since I find they are easier to read than loads of printed pages off t'internet . Any way Bill Drummond has allready said that books out of date so it's not worth reading anyway
ohmyliver
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Savage Henry said:I do prefer to own books , since I find they are easier to read than loads of printed pages off t'internet . Any way Bill Drummond has allready said that books out of date so it's not worth reading anyway
well, yes having just skim read it, it makes lots of references to the importance of Bruno Brooks, Top of the Pops, and erm Steve Wright of 'in the afternoon' fame... its still an interesting read tho
Termite Man
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ohmyliver said:
well I suspect radio 2 listeners have more disposable cash than radio 1 listeners so maybe bits are still relevant ! Although any mention of Bruno Brookes would instantly stiop me reading since I think the man was an utter tool
Termite Man
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ohmyliver said:
I've blanked him from my mind so I forget all that stuff . At least he's managed one good thing with his patehtic life and helped derail a beatles thread into crap nostalgia and even crapper radio dj's !
Superape said:
you'd have been more correct to post
"did
didn't
do"
but you'd still, essentially, have been wrong
Riklet said:
I prefer emule myself, but trying to impress a special laydee here and having an album or two subtlety lying around in view...
update: went to the shop and decided to take the easy route and buy the blue album--- but it was £25 (ffs - what a rip off, how old is it now?) and only had a score on me.
I bought the remastered L.A. Woman for £5 instead.
*starts emule*
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