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I never liked the Beatles, regardless the fact that I did like their song "Yesterday".

no one was prepared for Frank at all

These guys scared me but I bought the album anyways. Thank you.

I bought the Original British release which was a single album. {Also their second release}. Never liked Frank Zappa much. Thought this was ABSOLUTLY FANTASTIC. Was 18 at the time.

The Joshua tree, sold over 25 million records World wide, No:1 over 20 countries.

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Their/his best album - I've loved it since it came out and I still listen to it. It came out when MTV came out so their visuals combined with this new viral channel, really propelled to fame more than anything - they were in heavy rotation in MTV's first years

John Lennon was one of the worst excuses as a human.

This was one of my first albums when I was a kid. I saw Adam Ant on TV and after that I was hooked. What stood out about that album was how distorted and rough the recording was; I remember reading one reviewer who said it sounded like they used paper cups and strings as sound equipment, or something to that effect.

You don't provide the music and just get your info directly from the web? I don't see the appeal or point otherwise.

This is one of my favorite albums.

Title is misleading!!! Could you just add that it is a podcast please? I'll listen anyway, should be interesting.

Primal Scream produced a masterpiece album, Screamadelica in the early 90s - a must hear for anybody - much more traditional songwriting, infectious melodies and epic instrumentation

It’s rare their acoustic stuff ISNT mentioned in my circles.

When I was a kid I taught that the beatles were good but not amazing. But then I went to vegas and saw the love consert from cirque du soleil and it was amazing!!! I discoverd the best songs i had ever heard before like Tomorow never knows and I want you( she's so heavy) and now it's my favourite band of all time.

I think they triggered other groups to pick up guitars and start dreaming to become famous, they set the tone for the music industry. They might not have been the best but they were the benchmark

Overrated

Might be my favorite Springsteen album of all time. Varied musically and accessible.

Many, in fact most, musicians/bands consider the The Beatles' contribution to popular music to be singular - that is, artists like Sting, Led Zep, Brian May, Fleetwood Mac, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Crossby Stills Nash & Young, Roger Waters, etc, etc. You can include musicologists like Leonard Bernstein, Howard Goodall, Rick Beato, Allen Pollack, David Bennet, etc. Now if that's the industry opinion, i think this discussion is quite redundant. As for lay people engaged in this discussion it's a silly waste of time.

Well, of course I know who the Mynah Birds are!! Bruce Palmer was the bass player extraordinaire and Rick James was the vocalist.

I just listened to 5 of their songs that are on UA-cam and possibly the only songs they ever recorded, and I must say they were pretty good. I can’t help but wonder if they would’ve made it big if they lasted longer.

Bluebird is my fave track on the album.

No. Next question.

Until millennials, baby boomers were the largest generation in history, most being born in 1947-1955. In 1964, those babies were in their early to mid teens. With a potential audience of that size, SOMEONE was going to be huge.

John Lennon' s mother died after being run over by a car when he was 17.

No there not overrated they were simply that good. So good in fact that they even wrote songs for bands and singers.

Boring and simple 2 minutes female songs They are the brit beachboys

Hell yeah

Flop? Magical Mystery Tour? "Despite widespread media criticism of the Magical Mystery Tour film, the soundtrack was a critical and commercial success. In the UK, it topped the EPs chart compiled by Record Retailer and peaked at number 2 on the magazine's singles chart (later the UK Singles Chart) behind "Hello, Goodbye". The album topped Billboard's Top LPs listings for eight weeks and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1969."

These two are like an intelligent version of Bevis and Butthead 🤭

Personally, I think anyone who says that synthesizers and other electronic instruments are not real instruments but also uses a lot of effects on their guitar is a hypocrite. Effects are also electronic.

what you have to remember is the 4 lads were only in their 30's when they broke up

so essentially you would take out all the psych elements out and turn it into Tom Petty

Yes love this topic so much! It drives me insane how watered down the talent is because of this. Could you also maybe do a video about how how social media is ruining music as well? I also feel like the instant fame thing happens also when someone gets famous over night for some Tik Tok video or some cover on UA-cam (ironic I know lol) without having to pay their dues. Dave grohl said it best nirvana had to go through years of sucking and playing in the garage then they finally made it. And I think we can all agree that nirvana made a much more meaningful impact on music than anyone who came out of these talent shows. We need real artists to wake us up and thrill us the way those people did. Also another point even when looking at the late 90s pop scene (back when I was a kid) Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, destiny’s child, Christina Aguilera, and others all lost star search and I think it’s safe to say that theses are some of the biggest names to ever hit pop music, and no one could even tell you who won star search that night

I recently purchased The Rolling Stones Exile On Main St album on CD. A really good album, but I still prefer Sticky Fingers though. Watching from London UK 🇬🇧

They are overated there music is boring, with low Musicianship, they sing about the weirdest stuff,Lennon's voice is uninspiring, some of there songs sound like kindergarten music, and there so repetitive

I just found this channel! It's really quite cool :D I liked your points

They are very overrated early stuff is pop trash there later stuff is dated and has not stood the test of time.imop.

Yes.

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No, you're wrong. You don't even own the 1960's recording yet. You have a 1990's sonic product. You don't know what you're talking about.

There are some amazing songs. But the songs I skip do mean it has to be further down my greatest Beatles albums list.

Glad to see Mitch from Dazed and Confused is so into music.

Overrated? Yeah by the entire planet Earth. 👍

my prefered album from the beatles

Yes.

Well, for ME it ain't just The Beatles, it's that whole freaking ERA - The Beatles, Jim Morison, Jimmy Hendrix, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Woodstock et all - that gets over hyped and over adulated to the point of annoyance.

Paul McCartney didn't sing on Vegetables. He is one of the people chomping on carrots. In fact, he alludes to being so messed up "Rolling in late night from a club" he didn't remember doing it until he was told about it years later.