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Location: 6 String Ranch | Sgt Pep. It has become a classic, much bigger than they thought it would be. Same for all their stuff. We all have our favorites of theirs, or not, as the case may be but I still think they are the biggest thing to happen to music in all our lifetimes. They made kids want to play and have a band. Even if it was in a totally different direction because they hated the Beatles they still wanted to play. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by cwk2:
I still think they are the biggest thing to happen to music in all our lifetimes. They made kids want to play and have a band. Even if it was in a totally different direction because they hated the Beatles they still wanted to play. I remember in my Jr. Hi School Days, you either liked the Stones, or the Beatles...
And Ne'er The Twain Should Meet!
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | "Fresh Garbage" was a true classic! |
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| I was 11 or thereabouts when the first Beatles' record came out and I freaked out - never heard anything like it before. Bought their first LP, which was the first Lp I ever owned. Then the Stones arrived and I lost interest in The Beatles. Before I could save up enough money to buy a stones LP The Kinks had arrived and I was lost to a world of distortion, volume and wickedness.
Next thing ya know I was buying records by old black dead men and life hasn't been the same since....
I remember one of by best friends playing SP until I nearly lost my little mind. It meant absolutely nothing to me. |
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