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The other thread is locked, yes.
Well, here is my proof.
Using the multitracks to A Day In The Life , and analysing the isolated vocals using a spectogram, you can see Paul’s vocal (… dream) clearly, and you can see a breath start ever so slightly before the end of the word dream. (By ever so slightly, I mean 0.008 seconds, but it is definitely there.) No one can sing and breathe in at the same time, as that is impossible (to achieve a good sound). So someone else must have breathed in next to the microphone while Paul was singing, and you don’t just happen to breathe in next to a microphone, as that is unprofessional. George won’t be singing it, I think we can all agree, so John must have sung it.
That was explained extremely badly, so if someone needs it to be clarified, yell out, and I’ll try to clarify it.
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This is how it would go, @The Hole Got Fixed…
And on what basis are you suggesting both those vocals were recorded at the same time? In fact, there is strong evidence that Paul’s vocal was an overdub, and that he had to make sure his vocal didn’t overlap the beginning of the ‘Ahhh’…
I’m not taking sides here, just pointing out that things often ended up on the same track of a multitrack because they’d been bounced down.
People think they find incontrovertible evidence and the flaw in incontrovertible is found.
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If I remember correctly, @The Hole Got Fixed, it was Geoff Emerick who said that.
Paul’s vocal was definitely an overdub, done on the 3rd February, in Lewisohn there is no mention of the ‘Ahhh’s…’ being recorded at the same time… Drums and bass were also redone that day… (But then there is no mention of when the Ahhh’s were recorded…)
The point I am making though, is that subjects such as this, PiD, and how awful Yoko is/was, become matters of faith for some people, and like all matters of faith tempers can flare when beliefs are challenged. People, on both sides, can quickly become tetchy (to say the least) when what is obvious to them is disagreed with.
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23 July 2016
You guys have to understand that there’s problems with The Beatles Rock Band multitracks and that they’re not always reliable, here’s an example:
Say they recorded a song in the studio like this, using the song Nowhere Man as an example:
Track 1:
Backing Track (2 Rhythm Guitars (Gibson J-160E), Bass Guitar, Drums)
Track 2:
Lead Vocals
Track 3:
Lead Guitars (Fender Stratocaster)
Track 4:
Backing Vocals
Rock Band will take that, combine tracks, separate tracks via EQ, and turn it into this:
Track 1:
Drums
Track 2:
Bass
Track 3:
Guitar
Track 4:
Vocals
Track 5:
Extras
And also, you could be hearing a double tracked vocal by John or Paul, as The Beatles double tracked all the time, so don’t trust those multitracks 100% of the time.
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26 January 2017
Ron Nasty said
This is how it would go, @The Hole Got Fixed…And on what basis are you suggesting both those vocals were recorded at the same time? In fact, there is strong evidence that Paul’s vocal was an overdub, and that he had to make sure his vocal didn’t overlap the beginning of the ‘Ahhh’…
I’m not taking sides here, just pointing out that things often ended up on the same track of a multitrack because they’d been bounced down.
People think they find incontrovertible evidence and the flaw in incontrovertible is found.
Especially during the Sgt. Pepper period. Isolated tracks are untrustworthy because they would compress so many overdubs onto a single track. Listening to the breath is in no way an indicator of who is actually singing.
I bet the ahhhs were recording completely separate from Paul’s section anyway.
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The Hole Got Fixed said
Yes, that never occurred to me that overdubs exist…
Oh well, The Hole Got Fixed, you tried your best. Still better than anything I could do.
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What genre do you consider Queen, here’s my list (for now, i’m only going up to 1980 (AKA the good stuff)):
“Queen” (1973)
Keep Yourself Alive (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Doing All Right (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Hard Rock)
Great King Rat (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Hard Rock)
My Fairy King (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
Liar (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
The Night Comes Down (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Modern Times Rock ‘N’ Roll (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Son And Daughter (Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Metal)
Jesus (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Hard Rock)
…Seven Seas Of Rhye (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Hard Rock)
“Queen II” (1974)
Procession (Progressive Rock)
Father To Son (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal)
White Queen (As It Began) (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Some Day One Day (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
The Loser In The End (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
Ogre Battle (Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
Nevermore (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
The March Of The Black Queen (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Funny How Love Is (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Seven Seas Of Rhye (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Non Album Track (1974)
See What A Fool I’ve Been (Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Heavy Metal)
“Sheer Heart Attack” (1974)
Brighton Rock (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Killer Queen (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Tenement Funster (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Flick Of The Wrist (Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Metal)
Lily Of The Valley (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
Now I’m Here (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
In The Lap Of The Gods (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
Stone Cold Crazy (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Dear Friends (Glam Rock)
Misfire (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Glam Rock)
She Makes Me (Stormtrooper In Stilettoes) (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
In The Lap Of The Gods (Revisited) (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
“A Night At The Opera” (1975)
Death On Two Legs (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
I’m In Love With My Car (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
You’re My Best Friend (Glam Rock, Pop Rock)
’39 (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Sweet Lady (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Seaside Rendezvous (Glam Rock, Experimental)
The Prophet’s Song (Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Glam Rock)
Love Of My Life (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Good Company (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Bohemian Rhapsody (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
God Save The Queen (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
“A Day At The Races” (1976)
Tie Your Mother Down (Hard Rock, Glam Rock)
You Take My Breath Away (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Long Away (Glam Rock)
The Millionaire Waltz (Progressive Rock, Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
You And I (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Somebody To Love (Glam Rock)
White Man (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
Drowse (Glam Rock, Hard Rock)
Teo Torriate (Let Us Cling Together) (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock)
“News Of The World” (1977)
We Will Rock You (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
We Are The Champions (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Sheer Heart Attack (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
All Dead, All Dead (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Classic Rock)
Spread Your Wings (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Fight From The Inside (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Get Down, Make Love (Glam Rock, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock)
Sleeping On The Sidewalk (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Who Needs You (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Progressive Rock)
It’s Late (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
My Melancholy Blues (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
“Jazz” (1978)
Mustapha (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Fat Bottomed Girls (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Jealousy (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Classic Rock)
Bicycle Race (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
If You Can’t Beat Them (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Let Me Entertain You (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Dead On Time (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
In Only Seven Days (Glam Rock, Progressive Rock, Classic Rock)
Dreamer’s Ball (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
Fun It (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Leaving Home Ain’t Easy (Glam Rock, Classic Rock, Progressive Rock)
Don’t Stop Me Now (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
More Of That Jazz (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
“The Game” (1980)
Play The Game (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Dragon Attack (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
Another One Bites The Dust (Glam Rock, Pop Rock, Classic Rock)
Need Your Loving Tonight (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
Rock It (Prime Jive) (Glam Rock, Classic Rock, Hard Rock)
Don’t Try Suicide (Glam Rock, Classic Rock)
Sail Away Sweet Sister (To The Sister I Never Had) (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Progressive Rock)
Coming Soon (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
Save Me (Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock)
“Flash Gordon” (1980) (Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Instrumental Rock (except for Flash’s Theme and The Hero))
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What genre do you consider Led Zeppelin, for me I consider them Hard Rock, as they’re not heavy enough to be Heavy Metal but it pisses me off when people refer to them as Classic Rock, the same genre you could fit Billy Joel, Elton John, The Eagles, and of course The Beatles into, so I think Hard Rock fits them very well and it makes it so they’re the same genre as AC/DC, KISS, Queen, Boston, and Van Halen.
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The BBC report that
Rihanna has beaten Michael Jackson’s top 10 US singles record, with her new song Love on the Brain.
It’s her 30th single to get into the top of the Billboard chart and means she sits only behind The Beatles and Madonna, who is eight ahead on 38…
It’s taken her 10 years, seven months and two weeks to achieve the latest milestone, an average of three hit songs a year…
The Beatles managed it in a mere five years, nine months and two weeks – nearly half the time it took Rihanna.
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