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Bringing the old lady to her first Rush show at MGM tomorrow night. Craftsteak for dinner first of course.

QUOTE (PuppetKing2112 @ Sep 11 2009, 02:24 PM) Tell me if I'm way out of line here but I've always felt that Sgt. Pepper's is a notch slightly below their other work. Like, I get that it was the most important album to come out in the 1960s for a lot of reasons, and I don't argue any of that, but I just don't think the songs themselves are as good or the album is as consistent as a lot of their other albums, earlier and later. Yes, Pepper is overrated. Revolver, Rubber Soul, Abbey Road and The White Album are all better if measured by strength of songwriting.

QUOTE (Presto-digitation @ Sep 11 2009, 01:34 PM) I'm MORE a fan of Rubber Soul onward... This is exactly how I have always felt, HOWEVER, the new warmth, depth and fullness applied to even the earliest work has me positively mesmerized. Regarding RS & on: The White Album and Abbey Road are especially improved by the spectacular remastering. And finally, my favorite Fab Four song is "For No One". I bought the box, got into the car, and played it first. What a joy it was to hear it in this form, with Paul's bassline fully audible!

QUOTE (PuppetKing2112 @ Sep 9 2009, 10:34 AM) QUOTE (Rush Cocky @ Sep 9 2009, 06:52 AM) I've heard that if the sales of these remasters go as predicted, that The Beatles will be the hottest selling artist of the year. And they've been split up for 39 years now. Is that a tribute to the greatness of The Beatles, or a testimony of the extreme suck of today's music? Only you can decide. I find it hard to believe that simply remastering the Beatles catalog will have a bigger sales impact than the death of Michael Jackson. Then, you're either too young, or you live under a rock.

I think I just jizzed in my pants. Love it!

Here are mine: Debbie Harry Aimee Mann Patti Smythe Carly Simon Pat Benatar Goose asked me to post his too: Debbie Gibson Tiffany Kylie Minogue Michael Jackson

The one in here: http://www.brownstoner.com/forum/profile_post_images/trash_can_up_fo_2.jpg

The Only Ones

Opening Credits: Life Is A Highway - Tom Cochrane Waking Up: Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield First Day At School: Smokey Mountain Rain - Ronnie Milsap Falling In Love: Sloop John B. - Beach Boys Fight Song: Hey 19 - Steely Dan Breaking Up: Dirty Water - The Standells Prom: You're the Only Woman - Ambrosia Life: Garden Party - Rick Nelson Mental Breakdown: I'm Comin' Out - Diana Ross Driving: Rockford Files TV Theme Flashback: Pretty In Pink - Psychadelic Furs Getting Back Together: Nearly Lost You - Screaming Trees Wedding: Piece of Your Action - Motley Crue Birth of Child: Give To Live - Sammy Hagar Final Battle: Scenes From An italian Restaurant - Billy Joel Death Scene: Brian's Song - Henry Mancini Funeral Song: I Can't Hold Back - Survivor End Credits: Rape Me - Richard Cheese

Different Stages...especially Disc 1. Although, I am thoroughly enjoying Snakes & Arrows Live lately.