Revolution #9

Sep 06, 2009 23:52

Guess what's happening on 9/9/09.

"People are still looking at Picasso. People are still looking at artists who broke through the constraints of their time period to come up with something that was unique and original," said Robert Greenfield, a former associate editor at Rolling Stone magazine who has written about the band. "In the form that they ( Read more... )

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tomfoolery815 September 7 2009, 04:48:51 UTC
Piney, do you subscribe to Entertainment Weekly? Big Beatles section in the new issue. It's fab.

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13_pines September 7 2009, 05:14:37 UTC
No, I don't. I should probably stop by a newstand, shouldn't I? :-)

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gatsbyfan September 7 2009, 05:08:59 UTC
Sadly the folks who probably never heard about The Beatles probably are aware of every nit-wit reality pseudo-celeb.

I will never understand people like my mother who never really liked them.

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13_pines September 7 2009, 05:20:20 UTC
You are so right. Pathetic.

My mother is the person responsible for getting me into The Beatles. She had (has) a mad crush on Paul McCartney.

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tomfoolery815 September 7 2009, 15:51:49 UTC
I'm on the fence about buying any of the new CDs. In the past few years, I've purchased almost all of the albums I didn't already have. But then there's the lure of improved sound quality and ... ooh, new liner notes and pictures! ;-)

Maybe I'll ask for "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver" for Christmas. :-)

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13_pines September 7 2009, 16:18:54 UTC
I'm not sure if I'm going to buy any of them right now or not. I probably will, eventually.

"Rubber Soul" was the first album I owned! Love it!

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ok_with_that September 7 2009, 17:02:00 UTC
"...that band contained at least two-and-a-half geniuses [Lennon, McCartney and, at times, Harrison]."

My sweet Lord.

(Once a George Girl, always... ;)

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13_pines September 7 2009, 17:21:04 UTC
(Once a George Girl, always... ;)

Indeed! ;-)

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ok_with_that September 9 2009, 02:57:43 UTC
Hi, piney!

Funny how that works, isn't it? The way we all seem automatically to choose one to whom to belong? :P

*tries to think of other bands that have inspired that kind of... lasting... attachment*

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tomfoolery815 September 7 2009, 18:37:24 UTC
Three geniuses. It's just that the third stayed, or was kept, off to the side.

I was just talking at work last night with a fellow Beatlemaniac -- he's planning to buy both the stereo and the mono complete sets -- about how George's Beatles songs are some of my favorites in recent years. They're so quiet, so understated. No less brilliant.

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