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12.42pm
31 March 2008
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Recorded: 1988-2002
Producers: George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison
Released: 19 November 2002
Jeff Lynne: “His life was in those final songs, the things he got up to each day, like riding down the River Thames. Lots of very personal stuff. Some of them are really good. We gradually just filled them in. It was just about mixing them and making them sound like George would like them. You just had to go with your gut feeling. I felt so bad for Dhani having to do that, after his dad had just passed on, but he really wanted to do it. He’s a good lad, Dhani. It was joyful when it sounded great – ‘Well done, George, nice one!’ – but such a shame he wasn’t there to hear it with us.”
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2.41am
1 May 2010
Offline Has anyone heard this great album by Mr. George Harrison ? It was the last thing he ever released, actually it was released a year after he died, but it’s absolutely fantastic. He just sounds so…content and happy. The album just makes me smile thinking of George and how great of a person he was and his legacy that continues to carry on. Anyway I just wanted to know if anyone else has any thoughts on this album because I can’t stop listening to it. Here’s a link to one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.
Note by Ahhh Girl 20 August 2014: I merged the thread titled “Songs of Brainwashed” into this thread. The three posts from that thread are now posts 29-31 in this thread.
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4.26am
4 April 2010
Offline It’s an amazing album. In my top 5. OF ALL TIME.
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6.22pm
21 August 2009
Offline I’ve only heard great things about the album- so I’ll give it a listen as soon as I can. 
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8.01pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
Offline Thanks a ton for sharing that, Gnik.
I know what my next purchase will be!
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6.17am
27 April 2010
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Yep Brainwashed is great. I like P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night). It’s kinda catchy….and shows George has a lighter (less preachy) side to his religious-ness.
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5.35am
12 November 2010
Offline A spectacular album. In my humble opinion, George's best, right after All Things Must Pass , of course. 
2.34pm
28 November 2010
Offline This is another great album.
2.46pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
Offline Welcome to the Forum, rockmusicnut.
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, let it roll for all its worth. And all the children boogie.
3.08pm
28 November 2010
Offline Thanks.
2.43am
25 June 2011
Offline This is a really great album from George.My favorite songs from it are Any Road,P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night),Pisces Fish,Stuck Inside A Cloud,Never Get Over You,Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea and Rocking Chair In Hawaii.Overall this was a beautiful last album from George!
12.32pm
4 December 2010
Offline I'd heard that Jeff Lynne did his best to ruin it. Is it actually very good, then?
I'd quite like another George album. I have All Things Must Pass . Which should I go for? I was thinking of just getting his greatest hits off iTunes or a similar service.
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1.08pm
19 September 2010
Offline Cloud Nine or Living In The Material World . Actually, Cloud Nine . Cloud Nine is really enjoyable, with tunes like Devil’s Radio, When We Was Fab, and of course, the hit “Got My Mind Set On You”. You will love it.
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9.56pm
20 December 2010
Offline GniknuS said:
Has anyone heard this great album by Mr. George Harrison ? It was the last thing he ever released, actually it was released a year after he died, but it's absolutely fantastic. He just sounds so…content and happy. The album just makes me smile thinking of George and how great of a person he was and his legacy that continues to carry on. Anyway I just wanted to know if anyone else has any thoughts on this album because I can't stop listening to it. Here's a link to one of the best songs I've ever heard.
One of George's best. Jeff Lynne and his son Dhani finished the album but George's spirit and interpretation of the songs is still intact.
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12.59am
13 September 2010
Offline It's one of the few George cd's are library has but I've been too hesitant to pick it up yet. Maybe it's because George never actually finished it that freaks me out slightly, but I don't know. I know it was finished by very talented people, but I just haven't thought of really checking it out and listening to it.
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10.48am
14 October 2009
Offline George knew he'd never see the album released so he left instructions on how he wanted it finished. Dhani says Stuck Inside A Cloud was his favourite from all of the songs on it and if you listen to the lyrics you'll see why; they are very, very sad in places……
I don't think it was George's best by a long stretch. Cloud 9 in superb, but as I've said on here before, Living In The Material World is an absolute cracker.
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12.57pm
19 September 2010
Offline I’m glad that Jeff Lynne didn’t make this basically an ELO album, as he did with elements of others albums (cough* Full Moon Fever*cough). I picked this up for $4 when I was in the US on Thursday. I’ve given a listen, and I enjoy it a lot.
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'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
2.00pm
9 July 2011
Offline While I've heard Brainwashed a little (and agree that it's very good!), I must admit I'm pretty unfamiliar with most of George's career… Could anyone give me a good album to start on? I only have a best of thing and All Things Must Pass . What's next?
Also, Mr. Sun, I love finding cheap CD's or Records. There's a market I go to here in Melbourne where you can get unbelievably cheap (and good quality) stuff… Arrgh, it's heaven!
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2.03pm
19 September 2010
Offline AdmiralHalsey said:
While I've heard Brainwashed a little (and agree that it's very good!), I must admit I'm pretty unfamiliar with most of George's career… Could anyone give me a good album to start on? I only have a best of thing and All Things Must Pass . What's next?
I'd go with Living In The Material World or Somewhere in England.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
5.44pm
20 December 2010
Offline AdmiralHalsey said:
While I've heard Brainwashed a little (and agree that it's very good!), I must admit I'm pretty unfamiliar with most of George's career… Could anyone give me a good album to start on? I only have a best of thing and All Things Must Pass . What's next?
Also, Mr. Sun, I love finding cheap CD's or Records. There's a market I go to here in Melbourne where you can get unbelievably cheap (and good quality) stuff… Arrgh, it's heaven!
I really like the George Harrison album. This was recorded during one of his most positive periods and if filled with his love for Olivia.
The further one travels, the less one knows
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