Why did everybody in the 60s try and make their own Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club?
Why did everybody in the 60s try and make their own Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club?
Lucas Anderson
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Isaac Cooper
>why did others make psych-pop
hmm, wonder why
Bentley Hughes
But that album was good
Anthony Cox
Nah it's actually one of the most overrated albums of all-time
Jayden Watson
It's an exact copy right down to the *uh-hem* gimmicky circus style that most of the songs have, or at least try to have because it doesn't work very well unlike Pepper does. All very clever insincere stuff.
Eli Roberts
>It's an exact copy
not really, no. Plenty of bands did the circus thing in 60's psych. The United States and Pink Floyd for example.
Levi Evans
>The United States and Pink Floyd
And those were influenced by Pepper so it's a full circle
If you don't think that Senhor F and Panis Et Circenses sound like a gimmicky Beatle song from 1967 to 1968 I don't know what to tell you
Cooper King
Then why does Os Mutantes sound better than that album ?
Camden Cox
Superior Os Mutantes album here.
Best track is Ave Lucifer.
Henry Peterson
Because you have an ear for pathetic replicas
Jack King
because you're a contrarian egdelord
Wyatt Bell
Then why do I prefer Returnal to Replica ?
Charles Cooper
Because you have an ear for pathetic replicas
John Walker
But I'm not. Everything about my taste is completely genuine.
Christopher Sanchez
Then why do I prefer Returnal to Replica ?
Benjamin Reed
>Os Mutantes
Oh shit is this a South American music thread?
Nolan Flores
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Jaxon Johnson
I like it better
Mason Nelson
he didnt. and he's better
Lincoln Gomez
Ah, the baby's first 60s contrary pop album.
Nicholas Ross
half of those albums suck
Nathaniel Peterson
>Her Satanic blah blah blah
::puke::
::laughing::
::holding a sign::
Jason Mitchell
Bitch please Sgt Pepper's is their worst psych album. The only songs worth anything on that album are Lucy and A Day in the Life. The rest is mediocre "psychedelia" filler that would later be done a million times better, both by them and other bands.
Matthew Brooks
>muh sitar and pothole Paul plinky plonky release shit
Ian Sanders
contrary me hole, one of the best pop albums of the 60's. The only pop album that can stand next to the kinks, beach boys and beatles, or at least the first one that comes to mind apart from them, c'mon the melodys, the baroque sensibilities...
youtube.com
it might not be sgt peppers, pet sounds or the kinks are,,, but it's fucking class
Kevin Cox
because
"When I was 20, I worked at a hotel in a dance orchestra, playing weddings, bar-mitzvahs, dancing, cabaret. I drove home and I was also at college at the time. Then I put on the radio (Radio Luxemburg) and I heard this music. It was terrifying. I had no idea what it was. Then it kept going. Then there was this enormous whine note of strings. Then there was this colossal piano chord. I discovered later that I'd come in half-way through Sgt. Pepper, played continuously. My life was never the same again"
-Robert Fripp on hearing the Beatles Sgt Pepper
Carson Rodriguez
he never said it was good
Charles Gomez
Fun fact: that album was recorded directly after Sgt Pepper in the very same studio The Beatles recorded Sgt Pepper in. The Zombies literally utilized whatever random instruments and mic setups were leftover from The Beatles. Hence without Sgt Pepper, there would be no Odessy and Oracle
Nicholas Howard
Nice reading comprehension, mongoloid. Not only is that the implication, but you're implying that it would have to be for people to try to make their own. Never post again.