SaraM wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 4:26 pm
Thought I'd better get in quick. It was either that, Rain Dogs, This Is The Sea, Love, Fables, Head On The Door, First And Last And Always, Meat Is Murder...
I'll help you out, Sara!
The Sisters of Mercy 'First and Last and Always'
"When the going gets weird, the weird get professional!" Hunter S Thompson
SaraM wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 5:45 pm
I shall respectfully disagree - overhyped boyband, right time, right place imo. None of the credibility of the Stones, Dylan, or many others, for me. Plus I just don't like 'em!
I always felt I was born ten years too late, musically, to see some of my favourite acts in their prime.
Don't hold back Sara
Actually I always favoured the Stones, along with Bowie my two favourite artists
1964white wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:50 pm
Don't hold back Sara
Actually I always favoured the Stones, along with Bowie my two favourite artists
No disagreement with Bowie and the Stones.
Unfortunately, the undue reverence given to the the Beatles just makes me want to attack them at every opportunity. The Monkees were a better band, seriously!
SaraM wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:58 pm
No disagreement with Bowie and the Stones.
Unfortunately, the undue reverence given to the the Beatles just makes me want to attack them at every opportunity. The Monkees were a better band, seriously!
SaraM wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:58 pm
No disagreement with Bowie and the Stones.
Unfortunately, the undue reverence given to the the Beatles just makes me want to attack them at every opportunity. The Monkees were a better band, seriously!
I've always enjoyed Beatles songs but done by someone else, I think it's McCartney's voice I don't like. Actually don't like him very much.
Kate Bush 'Hounds Of Love' Sara
Dire Straits 'Brothers In Arms' Hector
Killing Joke 'Night Time' Faaip
Smiths 'Meat Is Murder' 64
Waterboys 'This Is The Sea' Paddy
Lone Justice 'Lone Justice' Ges
Marillion 'Misplaced Childhood' Ian
Tears For Fears 'Songs From The Big Chair' MJ
Cult 'Love' Cat
Pogues 'Rum Sodomy and the Lash' Onemore
Sisters of Mercy 'First and Last and Always' 1304
gessa wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:37 pm
I've always enjoyed Beatles songs but done by someone else, I think it's McCartney's voice I don't like. Actually don't like him very much.
I read somewhere that over 150 artists have recorded Beatles songs.
faaip wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:36 pm
Beatles over the Stones by a mile for me...no contest. If I go to hell the five piece will have Clapton on guitar and Jagger on vocals
So Ges doesn't like McCartney's voice & you struggle with Jagger's vocal chords
I can assure you all I've heard 100's of worse voices
Earth Wind and Fire
Peter and Gordon
Cilla Black
Billy J Kramer
David and Jonathan
Bernard Cribbins
The Fourmost
Kenny Lynch
Siouxsie Sioux
Peter Sellars
Lulu
10CC
Aerosmith
BeeGees
Carpenters
Tori Amos
MMEB
Spooky Tooth
Joe Cocker
Shirley Bassey
there you go, a start (off the top of my head) for listening the 150 plus artists
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faaip wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:36 pm
If I go to hell the five piece will have Clapton on guitar and Jagger on vocals
Clapton on guitar and Billy Joel on vocals for me.
As for the Beatles, I can't get past the teenybop stuff like, I wanna hold your ha-a-a-aaaand. Excruciating. Coupled with a horrible thin sound and a general lack of competence on their instruments. They probably wrote about five good songs in their career. Their chord structures only appeared innovative because they didn't know what they were doing. The first and worst example of being famous for being famous. The films... I have no words. Their legacy is introducing mass market commercialism into popular music. They produced nothing of merit individually or collectively outside a brief period of overhyped success. Need I go on?
faaip wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:54 pm
Earth Wind and Fire
Peter and Gordon
Cilla Black
Billy J Kramer
David and Jonathan
Bernard Cribbins
The Fourmost
Kenny Lynch
Siouxsie Sioux
Peter Sellars
Lulu
10CC
Aerosmith
BeeGees
Carpenters
Tori Amos
MMEB
Spooky Tooth
Joe Cocker
Shirley Bassey
there you go a start off the top of my head
To name a few more
Frank Zappa
Otis Redding
Tom Petty
Cheap Trick
Rolling Stones
Billy Preston
Richard Thompson
Diana Ross
Stevie Wonder
Neil Young
faaip wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:54 pm
Earth Wind and Fire
Peter and Gordon
Cilla Black
Billy J Kramer
David and Jonathan
Bernard Cribbins
The Fourmost
Kenny Lynch
Siouxsie Sioux
Peter Sellars
Lulu
10CC
Aerosmith
BeeGees
Carpenters
Tori Amos
MMEB
Spooky Tooth
Joe Cocker
Shirley Bassey
there you go, a start (off the top of my head) for listening the 150 plus artists
Marmalade
Cockney Rebel
Leslie West
U2
Gomez
Nina Simone
Eddie Vedder
SaraM wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 8:02 pm
Clapton on guitar and Billy Joel on vocals for me.
As for the Beatles, I can't get past the teenybop stuff like, I wanna hold your ha-a-a-aaaand. Excruciating. Coupled with a horrible thin sound and a general lack of competence on their instruments. They probably wrote about five good songs in their career. Their chord structures only appeared innovative because they didn't know what they were doing. The first and worst example of being famous for being famous. The films... I have no words. Their legacy is introducing mass market commercialism into popular music. They produced nothing of merit individually or collectively outside a brief period of overhyped success. Need I go on?