Ok. How about this covered by The Beatles in 1963
Point I’m making is that they had 5 great years from 65 to 70 but I don’t think they were pioneers.
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Point I’m making is that they had 5 great years from 65 to 70 but I don’t think they were pioneers.
I'd say from Rubber Soul onwards, every album was a game changer.
HAve a watch of this when you get the chance
How the Beatles Changed the World (2017) - IMDb
Will take a watch thanks.
Rubber Soul was released in December 65. Less than 5 years later they split. In that period they were a great band, but they weren’t trend setters to my mind and I lived through it in my early teens.
There were more influential artists around at the time for my generation. Somebody 5 years older might feel differently, but not me.
And - if it wasn’t for George Martin I doubt they would have been so successful.
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They influenced music as it is today, like nobody else has. Greatest band/group ever
Tin Soldier
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@Arthur (One Shoe) Lee will not be happy with some posters on here and quite rightly so !
Ower lass hates them because she says you're expected to love them and told to do so. We had a pissed music night a few months ago, I stuck up for them and I played her loads of album tracks she hadn't heard and showed her they could be an amazing blues/rock and roll band as they'd done the hard yards in clubs for years. She was well impressed but said she still preferred The Stones. I said I didn't. I then went through my music and it basically turned out that I loved The Stones more n all.
They were probably the most groundbreaking/experimental band in the history of music.
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Look mate. I’m trying to be controversial for a change. Don’t f***ing laugh about it.
citybythesea
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The fab four were great but even they'd had told you there's so much more to music than them.
cluffy
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In last weeks wise men say podcast they do a little bit with Bally and his son asking what music Bally would choose pre match in the dressing room. Nearly crashed at his reply
In last weeks wise men say podcast they do a little bit with Bally and his son asking what music Bally would choose pre match in the dressing room. Nearly crashed at his reply
Fuck me, it must have been truly woeful.
There's the difference between them and so many shit bands that followed them.
cluffy
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Let’s just say his favourite singer’s heart will go on....
Fuck me, it must have been truly woeful.
f***ing hell. Nee the wonder he never heard all those 'man on's.Let’s just say his favourite singer’s heart will go on....
cluffy
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f***ing hell. Nee the wonder he never heard all those 'man on's.
dangermows
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Yup
Ower lass hates them because she says you're expected to love them and told to do so. We had a pissed music night a few months ago, I stuck up for them and I played her loads of album tracks she hadn't heard and showed her they could be an amazing blues/rock and roll band as they'd done the hard yards in clubs for years. She was well impressed but said she still preferred The Stones. I said I didn't. I then went through my music and it basically turned out that I loved The Stones more n all.
They were probably the most groundbreaking/experimental band in the history of music.
The Beatles were better but I'd rather listen to The Stones. Goats head soup has been getting absolutely ruined again.
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I set out to count their comparitive favourite songs of mine and completely blew mesel out the watter.
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dangermows
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I set out to count their comparitive favourite songs of mine and completely blew mesel out the watter.
You must have heard one of the others where I surveyed a quote and when I was about to leave I went to shake his hand? He was a bit reluctant but I insisted, he gave in and after an awkward pause he offered his stump. I didn't know what to do so I shook his stump.
I didn't get the job.
Wred
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I would say Dylan has influenced music more.
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