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5/23/2013
Son of John Lennon Visits Exhibition in Spain Titled: "Memorabilia" - with interview with Julian

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x104k8g_son-of-john-lennon-visits-exhibition-in-spain-titled-memorabilia_news

Wow, this is tough. Just 10 songs? Sheesh.

1. You Never Give Me Your Money - Beatles
2. Girl From New York - Billy Nichols
3. Greenburg, Glickstein, Charles, David, Smith, & Jones - Cryan Shames
4. Fly At Night - Chilliwack
5. She's A Lover - The Pretty Things
6. Hopelessly Human - Kansas
7. I'll Be Around - Spinners
8. Holding On To Yesterday - Ambrosia
9. Daily Planet - Love
10. Alive - Natalie Grant

I like the Kink's 'I Need You' the best.

It's very melodic, and I like it a bit, but.... "Another Day" and "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" were the only two Paul songs to get extensive airplay in the States for the first couple of years after the breakup, and, of the two, I much prefer the latter. "Another Day" sounds too much like Paul's previous stuff, almost as if he was repeating himself. "Another Day" goes on for at least one verse too many, it's just a bit too perfectly produced without variety or tempo changes or all those sorts of things that Paul usually excelled at, and it's way too downbeat. It just sounds like everybody should be crying when it's playing. Not the first Paul single I would reach for off the shelf.

I prefer Uncle Albert also, but I dont feel the gloom that your perceiving when listening to it. As a matter of fact, I almost feel the opposite. It makes me happy for some reason, although the lyrics and song content point in the other direction. Maybe its because I dont pay attention to lyrics. I dig the music aspect.

I think much of its popularity upon release was simply due to afterglow from "Abbey Road" and "Let it Be," both bona fide masterpieces by Paul and those three guys who were backing him.

I think your wrong, but everybodys entitled to their opinion. I think much of its popularity was due to the fact that its a pretty damn good song.

Indeedydo..

Little Richard - Long Tall Sally

I'm Down- The Beatles

Surely everyone is influenced by someone they admire.

Indeed...

Bob Dylan - Times They are a-Changin

The Beatles- You've Got to Hide Your Love Away

OK I know its been done before, but time for an update;

You are being sent to a desert Island forever, you can have one CD with 10 songs on it, together with CD player and endless batteries

Think about you choices carefully, you can never change them. What songs would you have ?

Mine;

Golden Slumbers - Beatles
Close To The Edge - Yes
Bare Wires Suite - John Mayall
Man Of The World - Fleetwood Mac
And I Wish I Were Stoned - Caravan
Starless - King Crimson
You Set The Scene - Love
Every Little Thing - Beatles
Astronome Domine - Pink Floyd
Long Way Home - Supertramp

The Doors: Peace Frog

RIP Ray.

I knew that you wouldn't agree but for me The Beach Boys are, like The Beatles, first and foremost a studio band.

The live stuff is nearly always a disappointment.

Now I've really put the cat among the pigeons!

I agree, but I think noone will deny that the Beach Boys are essentially a studio band, beyond enjoying their live recordings or not.

Surely everyone is influenced by someone they admire.