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Anon doesn't like the doors
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Yeah the Doors had great songs and long shit songs, like every band.
The Beatles had long shit songs, Led Zeppelin, Kanye, Gustav Mahler...
Such as?
Number ... Nine?
I'm not a White Album fan, lots of self indulgent stuff.
Lol fair enough, you've found the one Beatles song worth skipping
I sang Beatles songs to my kids as their lullabies and in parts with them today, I consider them the greatest band of all time, and they still had clinkers.
"For the Benefit of Mister Kite" is also kinda meh.
You fucking what mate?
K & H will assure the production will be second to none, but you are not invited
And that means you will never see Henry the Horse dance the waltz
That's ok, I can hang out in Strawberry Fields forever.
Kanye didn't have great songs.
Sadly, he did have a few great songs on albums ~3-5ish.
I haven't heard them. When i asked someone years ago I heard some fundamentally structurally okay but musically unsophisticated poetically sloppy high-school-wank pablum.
I'm going strictly by the performance in Block Party, which was pretty fucking awesome.
So a song worked well as part of a show, but is it a good song as a stand-alone music?
Yeah I didn't really understand what he was saying half the time but I was pumped.
Was going to write a list but I'm too lazy so I'll just go with the first one that comes to mind: all falls down.