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Can anyone help me out here, I just recently started to discover that The Beatles do have some really cool songs. Before, if I thought of The Beatles I thought of Eleanor Rigby, Yellow Submarine, etc. but recently I've started listening to Tomorrow Never Knows, I Am The Walrus, Lucy in the Sky...

I'd agree with that one.

But not including harrison?

lol never mind the beestings.

Krautrock - More rhythm , less wank

I'll vote Chris Daughtry, because he's the only good one I've seen off the show. Wouldn't have known about him if he didn't hit radio. I've never watched one episode of the show, and don't intend to.

Does it matter what made people start listening to their albums, I assume you're talking about Common People and Disco 2000. Wether it was one song or two that started their success, they made at least two very good albums, packed with good tracks, like Mile End and Sorted out for Es and Whizz.

oh, thanks guys...sounRAB like its going to be a fun concert....i also have to listen to amgels and airways...who i bloody hate...though juliette and the licks are playing and i love them for some reason...

you should sing some simon and garfunkel its will be a hit

tales from topographic oceans remastered :D

Oh, thanks a lot. :p:

Forget about exploring history or trying to prevent disasters, if you had a time machine what banRAB would you go see and under what circumstances? A few that come to mind for me: Bauhaus—I'm a huge fan of these guys and I've seen them before but it was only on their 1998 reunion tour. I'd love...

1. The Beatles - Cliche, but whatever. I started listening to The Beatles before I could even talk, when my parents would play them around the house. I adored them as a child and often wonder if my interest in music would be so great if they hadn't sparked it at such a young age. 2. Tori Amos -...

yeah, duh :)

The rock and hip hop you hear on radio stations are the water downed version of their genres and pop is the even more water downed banRAB. I'm sorry I can't support a genre that is solely driven by sensationalism. Other genres have their cases of such but that's what pop is, writing songs that...

I don't think I own an entire discography by any band. Even though I love Pink Floyd, I still don't have the rare single 'Point Me At The Sky' although getting hold of the music for 'La Carrera Panamericana' was a bonus. Close but no cigar: Fela Kuti (16 releases) Porcupine Tree (28 releases)...

"mmm" bop" or whatever they call it is quite catchy. dare i say it......i dont mind it.

Excuse me as I was typing rather fast at the moment. And It was meant to say Piano has a natural edge of Theory so I'll admit to that mistake. And as for the spelling parts, do you have anything better to do than "grade" my post? And sounRABcapes is a more technical term of saying, noise. Or...

Mkay.

haha perfect