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26 January 2017
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Jules said
Beatlebug said
Honestly Pink Floyd’s social media game is on point. They really do a good job with their community posts and such, they’re always interesting, often cool historical tidbits, and all in all it feels quite a lot more personal than a lot of old bands’ social media. Like it’s a bunch of Pink Floyd nerds who scored the best job ever, but also very professional.
I’ve always had a deep respect and I mean that most sincerely…
Maybe under other circumstances I’d join a Pink Floyd forum or something but I barely have energy to keep track of this one. Besides, when it comes to the Beatles, I know the songs and history a lot better, with Floyd I’d just feel ignorant and I’m too lazy to catch up
@Beatlebug the Pink Floyd sound forum isn’t too bad either 
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9.47pm
28 February 2020
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Beatlebug said
Music for a calm, cozy, rainy green evening, a bit of escapist atmosphere.
Pink Floyd – Obscured By Clouds (1972)
Definitely Underated
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10.02pm
28 February 2020
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Curated by the Stones. They covered around half of these.
| 42 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:04 Playlist length: 2 hours 9 minutes 4 seconds |
Disc One
- Muddy Waters – Rollin’ Stone (3:08)
- Howlin’ Wolf – Little Red Rooster (2:28)
- John Lee Hooker – Boogie Chillen’ (3:09)
- Little Walter – Hate To See You Go (2:17)
- Chuck Berry – Little Queenie (2:42)
- Bo Diddley – You Can’t Judge A Book By It’s Cover (3:10)
- Eddie Taylor – Ride ‘Em On Down (2:57)
- Slim Harpo – I’m A King Bee (3:04)
- Magic Sam – All Of Your Love (2:56)
- Elmore James – Dust My Broom (2:46)
- Little Walter – Just Your Fool (2:25)
- Muddy waters – I Want To Be Loved (2:45)
- Big Bill Broonzy – Key To The Highway (3:03)
- Robert Johnson – Love In Vain Blues (2:23)
- Mississippi Fred McDowell – You Gotta Move (3:23)
- Jimmy Reed – Bright Lights, Big City (2:49)
- Big Maceo Merriweather – Worried Life Blues (2:55)
- Little Johnny Taylor – Everybody Knows About My Good Thing, Pt.1 (3:17)
- Howlin’ Wolf – Commit A Crime (aka ‘What A Woman ‘) (3:08)
- Otis Rush – I Can’t Quit You Baby (3:06)
- Jay McShann with Walter Brown – Confessin’ The Blues (2:55)
- Howlin’ Wolf – Just Like I Treat You (2:57)
- Little Walter – I Got To Go (2:41)
- Chuck Berry – Carol (2:49)
- Bo Diddley – Mona (2:21)
- Muddy Waters – I Just Want To Make Love To You (2:53)
- Elmore James And His ”Broom Dusters” – Blues Before Sunrise (2:44)
- Eddie Taylor – Bad Boy (3:04)
- Boy Blue – Boogie Children (2:56)
- Jimmy Reed – Little Rain (2:46)
- Robert Johnson – Stop Breakin’ Down Blues (2:24)
- Reverend Robert Wilkins – Prodigal Son (9:59)
- Lightnin’ Slim – Hoo Doo Blues (4:04)
- Billy Boy Arnold – Don’t Stay Out All Night (2:53)
- Bo Diddley – Craw-Dad (2:28)
- Dale Hawkins – Suzie Q (2:14)
- Amos Milburn – Down The Road Apiece (3:00)
- Howlin’ Wolf – Little Baby (2:47)
- Little Walter – Blue and Lonesome (2:55)
- B.B. King – Rock Me Baby (3:00)
- Buddy Guy – Damn Right I’ve Got The Blues (4:30)
- Muddy Waters – Mannish Boy (2:53)
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8 August 2019
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QuarryMan said
Aside from some communities I’m in on Facebook and Discord, other music forums on the web don’t seem to be nearly up to the standard of this one, both in the design of the website and the community. Plus we do a fair bit of non-Beatles musical discussion to scratch that particular itch. This is the place to be
It’s the Beatles, man. They, just like peace itself, bring everybody together.
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5.46am
26 January 2017
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Now: MIA – ‘Paper Planes’
I've been up on the mountain, and I've seen his wondrous grace,
I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
2.17pm
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15 February 2015
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Led Zeppelin – Coda (released 1982)
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2.39pm
26 January 2017
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I tried to do a Zeppethon on my long road trip, and honestly got pretty bored with it after I started LZIII. Maybe too much of a good thing? I felt weird turning it off but I was about to fall asleep. Switched over to a Who marathon and felt like a king. Maybe I finally must admit that I like the Who better? I don’t know maybe it was just a weird thing. I’m obviously a Zeppelin fan and Ive enjoyed their discography many times, but listening to it all at once was a struggle for me
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5.32pm
7 April 2020
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10.14pm
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Offline sir walter raleigh said
I tried to do a Zeppethon on my long road trip, and honestly got pretty bored with it after I started LZIII. Maybe too much of a good thing? I felt weird turning it off but I was about to fall asleep. Switched over to a Who marathon and felt like a king. Maybe I finally must admit that I like the Who better? I don’t know maybe it was just a weird thing. I’m obviously a Zeppelin fan and Ive enjoyed their discography many times, but listening to it all at once was a struggle for me
I absolutely loved the Zeppathon I did on Jimmy Page’s birthday, it was almost a transformative experience for me and I didn’t know what to do with myself afterwards. 
I haven’t listened to a whole lotta Who, mostly because every time I do, I wish I was listening to Zepp. 
Takes all sorts to make a world. 
Currently listening to
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11.29pm
14 December 2009
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Currently listening to
…and now I know what I’ll be doing for the next 51:41, thank you BB!
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1.18am
5 December 2019
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2.14am
8 August 2019
Offline I’m feeling hella sexy
Thank this post if you feel hella sexy too
Also side note: story time.
Last year when I graduated high school we went to our Diploma Ceremony and we got to stand up on the stage receiving out diplome to whatever song we wanted to put on the speakers. Everybody put silly sentimental songs. Adele and such. I put on this. ‘Cause I was feeling hella sexy that day too.
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9.55am
5 December 2019
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Also side note: story time.Last year when I graduated high school we went to our Diploma Ceremony and we got to stand up on the stage receiving out diplome to whatever song we wanted to put on the speakers. Everybody put silly sentimental songs. Adele and such. I put on this. ‘Cause I was feeling hella sexy that day too.
I’m jealous– I want to here whatever song I want on the speakers when I graduate! (knowing the chaotic bits of myself I’d probably choose “Within You Without You ” or “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer ” just to f**k with everyone, but if I were to be serious I’d just graduate to “Hey Bulldog ” b/c that songs makes me feel cool as hell) but at graduation at my school its just all silence as the teachers read our names off the list and we walk up and get our diploma, and then like the concert band plays Pomp & Circumstance, which ngl I’m gonna miss playing those trumpet parts for those songs.
Currently listening to:
The first time I listened to this song I got so excited because I instantly recognized the loop from “When I’m Sixty-Four ” and then later in the song I gotten even more excited because they sampled even more of Sgt. Pepper and “Back to the USSR”
I’ll listen to all of Paul’s Boutique later, probably, b/c I’m really itching to hear all those cool samples in action ngl– they sampled so much cool stuff: the Beatles, the Band, Paul McCartney , Pink Floyd, the Ramones, Donovan, &tc, &tc
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11.03am
14 December 2009
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I’ll listen to all of Paul’s Boutique later, probably, b/c I’m really itching to hear all those cool samples in action ngl– they sampled so much cool stuff: the Beatles, the Band, Paul McCartney , Pink Floyd, the Ramones, Donovan, &tc, &tc
…& Zeppelin, Hendrix, Bob Marley…they even make good use of the fecking Eagles! Here’s a discussion
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“Abbey Road ” is a good comparison because they sample “The End “, plus “B-Boy Bouillabaisse” is a huge medley that fills 2/3 of Side 2. And the album cover photo was even likewise taken from the middle of the street.
I’m sure I could conjure up other connections if I gave “Paul’s” a deep-dive listen.
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11.25am
28 February 2020
Offline I’ve been listening to Paul’s Boutique for over 30 years and I don’t think I’ve gotten to the bottom of all the samples yet. Lol
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1.43pm
5 December 2019
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4.04pm
14 December 2009
Offline Happy bday
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5.10pm
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15 February 2015
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Happy bday[Sgt Peppppperrr]
You got there before me. 
Next up is, of course, Obscured By Clouds, which was released on this day in 1972. 
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5.26pm
26 January 2017
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4.17am
26 January 2017
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