Laker_Girl said:I've listened to many a Beatles' tune in my time and perhaps it's because I wasn't alive when they were being "revolutionary" but there's nothing revolutionary about their music today. It's sad and boring how people still worship them and Beatles fans are no better than Elvis fans. They're dead and gone, get over it.
Let's all keep things in perspective kids, we're talking about totally self involved and self important musicians, the Beatles are not akin to Nelson Mandela for shit's sake.
Laker_Girl said:Let's all keep things in perspective kids, we're talking about totally self involved and self important musicians
I've listened to many a Beatles' tune in my time and perhaps it's because I wasn't alive when they were being "revolutionary" but there's nothing revolutionary about their music today.
Let's all keep things in perspective kids, we're talking about totally self involved and self important musicians, the Beatles are not akin to Nelson Mandela for shit's sake.
Kerb Crawler said:Just listened to Revolver this morning.
"Tomorrow Never Knows," gents. Awesome.
Caitriona said:I think "Revolver" was absolutely the best Beatles album produced.
Shatna said:They made great music, some of the greatest music ever. Anything else that's said about them is superfluous crapola.
Lennon could outplay Mandela any day of the week!
Caitriona said:I think "Revolver" was absolutely the best Beatles album produced.
As to them being dated, meh.
You have to really appreciate music to understand how Mozart revolutionized music in his time. Or what Thelonious Monk did for Jazz. Or what the Beach Boys did for popular music, and yes, what the Beatles did also.
It's not a question of comparing some music to now, it is understanding what direction certain musicians took music in their time.