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I know the Beatles were well into their novelty tracks and that its iconic of the Beatles psychedelic stuff but I don't think I've ever listened to that album without skipping it.
I actually really like the Cha Chas from "Sound Chaser" too. It injects just enough weirdness into what was already a very weird track. I almost feel as if it's tongue-in-cheek, jokingly throwing in something "catchy" at the end to play with expectations. There are plenty of simple pop songs where "cha cha cha" would not sound out of place at all, so the fact that they precede it with 7 minutes of music that sounds like space aliens makes it really come out of nowhere (in a good way).
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Posted: March 01 2012 at 02:32
wreckfan1 wrote:
Yellow submarine from revolver
I know the Beatles were well into their novelty tracks and that its iconic of the Beatles psychedelic stuff but I don't think I've ever listened to that album without skipping it.
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Posted: March 01 2012 at 15:51
KingCrInuYasha wrote:
[QUOTE=Horizons]
Eh, "Cygnus X-1" was worse.
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"Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" from Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother. Not that bad, but I wish they closed with "Embryo" instead.
"More Of That Jazz" From Queen's Jazz. Anticlimactic compared to "Don't Stop Me Now". Oddly enough, I though "Fun It" was alright.
I think some of you here are being too severe, songs like More Fool Me, Chemistry, Battle Of Epping Forest, Cans And Brahms, Have A Cigar, All In A Mouse's Night, Your Own Special Way etc may not be masterpieces, but saying that they ruin the album they are in is a bit too far.
Other of the mentioned songs such as The Return Of The Giant Hogweed, Get'Em Out By Friday, Wot Gorilla? or VDGG's Killer simply leave me perplex since I find them outstanding, but ok I guess that's a matter of taste...
An example of song I can surely agree with is Fun It in Queen's Jazz (personally I find More Of That Jazz much more decent even if surely no masterpiece either).
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Posted: March 01 2012 at 17:56
richardh wrote:
Howzabout -Have A Cigar? Roger Waters admitted later regretting Roy Harper do the vocals. I'm not too bothered myself but just wonder if that ruins the album for anyone?
No, I think Roy's singing was an improvement actually. I've heard demos where Roger sings it, not as dynamic at all. Not to mention the live performances where Waters is very much struggling to get it right, but doesn't really.
Anybody a fan of Dog's Life from Octopus? I've never been a big fan of the song and Phil's vocals are a little irritating to be quite honest. I don't know, it sort of spoils the album for me along with A Cry For Everyone. I love the instrumental prowess of that song, but I don't really like the verses and choruses
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Posted: March 01 2012 at 22:00
GoldenGod2112 wrote:
Can someone please inform me what's so bad about More Fool Me!?
I like it.......but I would guess some don't since it may be the begining of the "pop" Collins led Genesis phase.......Don't believe them, its all good.
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Horizons wrote:
I love those songs...
This'll end up being the "More Fool Me" hate thread.
