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I think it's not fair (About SGT Pepper) This information is just disturbing! | |
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OK, now what? | |
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I'm waiting for y'all to agree or disagree with me or whatever.. | |
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That would have been expensive for The Beatles to carry around a bunch of extra musicians, and no one could hear it anyway, since their concerts was all screaming and they had small amps. The audiences for orchestras and tradition Indian music are usually quiet. There's a group called Koop, who has made songs from thousands of samples (not in a Puff Daddy way) and they couldn't perform it live in the way it was recorded. The songs can be played by a band though. So can the Beatles songs, but not by a 4 piece. Here's a group doing Revolution 9: You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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It doesn't matter to me, art is art. Jurassic Park wouldn't be very effective as a live play but that wouldn't make me enjoy the movie any less. I've heard that very talented but fool Prince boast about how there are only 'real musicians' on the stage and no computers but the two-faced guy has used a drum macine and computers so many times. Is he telling us to not listen to that music and gonna offer a refund?
The musician/artist/film maker should use every means possible to bring their vision to life, imo. Unless Greedo shoots first! | |
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I will forever love SGT Pepper cause it gave us this.
The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. | |
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I don't understand your point...Prince uses layered voices a lot of times, he can never perform that live, so? Lots of albums have this. | |
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painting simply because da Vinci couldn't or didn't paint it in front of people, and that we should just disregard the art as it is presented in and of itself in it's final form because of this. Being able to perform a piece live is not a criterion of whether the piece is good in and of itself. songwriting conventions didn't make use of bass clarinets, or sitars, or fanciful production values that couldn't possibly be presented live without studio/sound technicians. no Purple Rain! There is no OK Computer! There is no {insert any conceptual-suite-pop- music-stretching-towards-being-high art-album here} without Sgt. Peppers; and this is even if you do not like its music. You must still appreciate the vanguard that SGTP was, again, even if it is only for historical purposes. | |
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. you obviously have no concept of the time and what 'albums' were before this album came out. one of the things that made this album so great is that it was one of the first pop albums to really look at an album as a single piece of work, rather than just a compilation of songs. that was a very new concept. it changed the way people looked at albums, and how they created them. i would also say that an album like this is what helped pave the way for concept album such as The Whos Tommy that came out a few years later and any that followed after. . addidng bass clarients really isnt the point of why its considerd such a great album. [Edited 6/29/14 8:26am] | |
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