06 Dec 07
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Originally posted by rbmorrisThe Beatles "1"
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Uhmm, I think he meant something else. Wasn't it introduced in America as "Meet the Beatles"? I can't remember but I think the same albumn was put out in the UK with a slightly different title and perhaps a different song line up. Just going from the memory of the books. I'm sure I'll be corrected if wrong.
Or... Maybe he was thinking Led Zepplin.
06 Dec 07
Originally posted by Bosse de NageI agree. My point was, some groups like the Kinks, came up with many singles some of which never appeared on an album. These groups are better known for their singles (including B sides) than their LPs.
The Village Green Preservation Society hangs together pretty well.
I really enjoy the Golden Hour of the Kinks because all of those famous, wonderful gems are in one place.
The Kinks LPs are underrated, agreed. But, mostly we want to hear Waterloo Sunset, Where have All the Good Times Gone etc etc.
06 Dec 07
Best Pink Floyd Songs (no particular order):
1. Astronomy Domine
2. Interstellar Overdrive
3. One of these Days
4. Careful with that Axe, Eugene
5. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
6. Echoes
7. Time
8. Shine On you Crazy Diamond
9. Have a Cigar
10. Wish you were here
11. Comfortably Numb
12. Hey You
06 Dec 07
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Originally posted by Green PaladinWaters without a doubt. I don't think PF would be remembered today if Barrett had continued at the helm, even if he'd kept his head together. Or they'd be remembered the same way the Thirteenth Floor Elevators are remembered. As for the Gilmour era, they sound like a band trying to sound like PF. But no doubt, Gilmour is a guitar genius and PF would not have achieved their signature sound without him.
Best era?
Barret, Waters, Gilmour?