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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods I got about a minute into that. If you're complaining about contemporary music being crap, it'd be handy to have a better yardstick to measure it against than Sergeant Pepper's. It isn't even the best Beatles album, FFS! Sgt. Pepper is considered by most music critics as the best Rock album ever. It regularly turns up in polls by hacks in lifestyle magazines, which isn't the same thing at all. It tends to get voted up in those polls because it's bland and inoffensive enough that everybody sort of likes it a bit, or will at least give it the benefit of the doubt for one song or another, and acquired a bit of a cachet for being experimental as a result of it watering down stuff that a lot of other bands had already done better for the mass audience. Sgt Pepper is #1 on the Rolling Stone list if the top 500 Rock Albums of all time. But then I guess you consider Rolling Stone as a hack lifestyle magazine with no background in music. A poll in one magazine marketed at ageing boomers who like to think they're still hepcats despite not having bought a new album since Bill Wyman left the Stones is now the last word on the best album ever? Dearie me. Hill, I prefer Revolver myself, but Rubber Soul's another of the really good ones. quote:
ORIGINAL: MrRodgers It was the turning point from juicy fruit I-want-to-hold-your-hand stuff to the guitars gently weeping, Abbey Road stuff. Despite the fact that Norwegian Wood and Nowhere Man appeared on Rubber Soul and Tomorrow Never Knows appeared on Revolver? (While My Guitar Gently Weeps was on the White Album, not Abbey Road, btw.)
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