Letter-but-not-spirit-of-the-law entry:
The Cure - Funeral Party
Sabbath - Electric Funeral
Happy Mondays - Grandbag’s Funeral
Eels - Going To Your Funeral, Parts 1 and 2
John Cale - Rosegarden Funeral of Sores
Hmmm no more funerals thanks.
P-Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up)—Parliament
Funky Kingston—Maytals
Funky Drummer—James Brown
Who Got the Funk—The Streets
Overpowered by Funk—The Clash
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
"Grab some wood, bub.'" - Richard Nixon, Checkers Speech, abandoned early draft
I've been bad about getting my Top 5s in, but this one should be a nice and easy 'un:
1. Tomorrow Never Knows
2. She Said She Said
3. Taxman
4. And Your Bird Can Sing
5. Eleanor Rigby
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like a bowl of soup
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like a rolling hoop
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like a ton of lead
Wiggle - you can raise the dead
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Forces have been looting
My humanity
Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty
We're the flowers in the dustbin...
No fuchsias for you.
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Marky is there a reason for this Top 5?
Revolver was the first Beatles album I listened to (and bought) when I used to work in a record shop.
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Yeah, you're right. Lazy bastards. But the drums on TNK are so hypnotic—one of my favourites on any song—whereas on TTR they're not really noticeable.
"Grab some wood, bub.'" - Richard Nixon, Checkers Speech, abandoned early draft
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Yeah, you're right. Lazy bastards. But the drums on TNK are so hypnotic—one of my favourites on any song—whereas on TTR they're not really noticeable.
Both great but yeah the hypnotic feel of TNK is amazing.
Forces have been looting
My humanity
Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty
We're the flowers in the dustbin...
No fuchsias for you.
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Marky is there a reason for this Top 5?
Revolver was the first Beatles album I listened to (and bought) when I used to work in a record shop.
Just playing it this morning. It's been my fave of theirs for years. But Rubber Soul may be it's equal.
Forces have been looting
My humanity
Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty
We're the flowers in the dustbin...
No fuchsias for you.
Quelle coincidence—I did my Beatles lecture today, with some attention paid to "Tomorrow Never Knows" as the dividing line.
1. Tomorrow Never Knows [my favourite Beatles song, still sounds fresh and trippy]
2. She Said She Said
3. And Your Bird Can Sing
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. For No One
I never realised until this morning the drum pattern from "Tomorrow Never Knows" is incredibly reminiscent of "Ticket to Ride".
Yeah, you're right. Lazy bastards. But the drums on TNK are so hypnotic—one of my favourites on any song—whereas on TTR they're not really noticeable.
Both great but yeah the hypnotic feel of TNK is amazing.
I swear, after all these years, whenever I play it I still get a weird sensation in my head when it starts. It just hits my brain perfectly every time. Psychedelic Beatles will always be my Beatles.
"Grab some wood, bub.'" - Richard Nixon, Checkers Speech, abandoned early draft
