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Can You Please Crawl Out Your window, take 6 I believe it is from the Highway 61 sessions, though the Hendrix cover is also brilliant
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At the moment I've been listening to:
"This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying)" - George Harrison
"Peacemaker" - Green Day
"She Said She Said " - The Beatles
"Thank You For The Venom" - My Chemical Romance
"In Bloom" - Nirvana
"Love one another." - George Harrison
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25 August 2021
Offline I've actually been listening a lot to The Rutles, actually. I'm definitely appreciative of the fact that Neil Innes didn't do carbon copies of Beatles songs, and apparently didn't even listen directly to them while composing. That makes the fact that he could come up with a counterpoint of "If I Fell ", for example, just by gut instinct. It's like real magic, isn't it?
My personal favorite is "Cheese And Onions", especially, because of not just how it captures "A Day In The Life " quite well, but the sheer amount of musical jokes in and of itself. The one note ending is an absolute hoot.
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Offline I have been listening to 'Dancing Queen' by Abba a lot recently. They released many pop classics, but this is my favourite.
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I've actually been listening a lot to The Rutles, actually. I'm definitely appreciative of the fact that Neil Innes didn't do carbon copies of Beatles songs, and apparently didn't even listen directly to them while composing. That makes the fact that he could come up with a counterpoint of "If I Fell ", for example, just by gut instinct. It's like real magic, isn't it?My personal favorite is "Cheese And Onions", especially, because of not just how it captures "A Day In The Life " quite well, but the sheer amount of musical jokes in and of itself. The one note ending is an absolute hoot.
I'd say Hold My Hand is my favourite, because it epitomises early Beatles without really even having a song it copies (sure, a but of inspiration here and there but my point remains)
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I have been listening to 'Dancing Queen' by Abba a lot recently. They released many pop classics, but this is my favourite.
It's a really, amazingly done song. It can be described as 'pop perfection', imo.
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17 June 2021
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Another song I have been on a kick of recently is the reggae cover of 'Love's A Game' by the British band, The Magic Numbers. They are my favourite co-ed musical quartet and Ringo's a fan. It's my favourite cover of a song by the band.
Here's the original version from their debut album in 2005:
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Heard this song yesterday and woke up with it in my head and gosh darn is it a bop
I know I'd heard it before long ago, probably on the radio.
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26 January 2017
Offline Been on a Floyd and Stones kick lately but also this song
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That's the song I've been on a cycle of recently due to the lyrics and how work currently is.
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First off, from the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco on 4 November, a medley of The Trip to Broadford, Sweet Thing (Van Morrison), Blackbird (Beatles) and You Can't Always Get What You Want (Stones)...
...and this version of Yellow Submarine Mike broke into in a bar in the Arun Islands when the barmaid wanted And a Bang on the Ear...
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