Pet Sounds is great. If I am not wrong, that is what the Beatles modeled Revolver after, no?Went through Pet Sounds Sessions and Smile Sessions from the Beach Boys.
Good stuff, but if I hear one more take of "Heroes and Villains" I am going to riot.
See Metallica next time they tour. Amazing.I watch this video every once in a while, and it never stops being so damn cool. When James slowly steps back away from the mic at 0:46 to let the crowd take over and to just hear how loud they get gives me chills. I'd love to be able to go to a show like that one day.
Pet Sounds is great. If I am not wrong, that is what the Beatles modeled Revolver after, no?
To this day, Sloop John B is one of my favorite songs.
Ahh yes. CorrectRubber Soul inspired Pet Sounds, which in turn inspired Sgt. Pepper.
Smile is a great album.An official release of Smile (or close to what it would've been) was released about 10 years back and I thought it was great. On it's own, it stands up as an awesome album. But you can also feel the direction Wilson wanted to take it. Had he seen the concept all the way through, it probably would've ranked right up there with Pet Sounds and some of the greatest albums of that era --- if not all time.
Rubber Soul inspired Pet Sounds, which in turn inspired Sgt. Pepper.
Smile was also being worked on around the same time and Wilson supposedly felt that whichever sound debuted first (Smile or Sgt. Pepper) was probably going to win that battle. As it turns out, it was a single, Strawberry Fields, which ultimately was the turning point where Wilson felt The Beatles beat him to navigating the direction he wanted to go with his album. Combine that with his drug use, mental health challenges, and other factors, and the rest is history.
An official release of Smile (or close to what it would've been) was released about 10 years back and I thought it was great. On it's own, it stands up as an awesome album. But you can also feel the direction Wilson wanted to take it. Had he seen the concept all the way through, it probably would've ranked right up there with Pet Sounds and some of the greatest albums of that era --- if not all time.
Social Distortion and The Clash last night while driving to the boonies.
Dion this morning.
Dion? And the Belmonts?
Two new Tool songs debuted this weekend in Jacksonville!!! WOOT
Hwy 61 and Blonde on Blonde inspired everything.![]()
Listening to some Bryter Layter right now, because Pink Moon is way too ****ing heavy
The contrast between these two records is pretty crazy.