Yesterday....

Took the gf to see it last weekend. I've never been the biggest Beatles fan but I thought it was an interesting premise. The movie itself was alright, but it compelled me to give their catalogue an honest listen and man, I was missing out.

Idk, Elvis was pretty goddamned transcendent though. Not sure they're comparable due to the "Group v. Solo artist" difference. Like, between Elvis and John Lennon solo works, Elvis blows him out of the water. But there's no way he could touch the collective. Stones are great but that's really no contest either if we're being honest. ;)

Yeah it was cut a little short. ;)

I think you'll like it. It's cute and fun.

*cough cough* Mediocrity *cough* in my opinion. *cough cough* *hacks up a link.* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48PSsH6UA8E

Edit: vvv It's very relevant, you're discussing music.

What the hell is that link? lol

Real rock. Lyrics actually saying things, and Yngwie fucking shredding a sweet ass solo.

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BloodPuddles420 wrote:

Real rock. Lyrics actually saying things, and Yngwie fucking shredding a sweet ass solo.

Are you implying that those things don't apply to the Beatles? lol

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Moridin79 wrote:

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BloodPuddles420 wrote:

Real rock. Lyrics actually saying things, and Yngwie fucking shredding a sweet ass solo.

Are you implying that those things don't apply to the Beatles? lol

From what I've heard, which is a lot, but not everything. Yes. It's mostly be happy nonsense, or cliche love songs.

Edit: And for the actual musicians in the band, I've never heard them play anything that took skill. Edit edit: And I always hear the excuse "It was the times". But no, there was acoustic guitarists, and pianists shredding hard decades before.