What song are you listening to right now?

[Slim Jim]

One where John writes about weather.

 

[Slim Jim]

The one Paul wrote about prostitutes.

I think the demo to this song,,the lyrics were originally "she's a prick teaser" It fits perfectly. I imagine the tentative working lyrics were very very dirty. Or maybe I just have a very very very dirty mind.

 

[Slim Jim]

One where John writes about a funeral.

 

[Slim Jim]

This one is from John is mental era. Apparently about ponies.

 

[Slim Jim]

One where Paul acts mental. Peak mental era. Of course the peak would come with walrus.

 

[Slim Jim]

One where Paul writes about hills.

This was actually the first song written by Paul's replacement, after the he died, It describes how the members of the band were struggling to adjust to new ' Paul' , "nobody wants to know him." "He never gives an answer" the actor brought into replace Paul was still trying to get his story straight, not make people suspicious. "The eyes in his head see the world spinning around." The new Paul was likely delirious, from the pressure of having to replace a dead beatle, and the constant attention. "The man of a thousand voices talking perfectly loud." The fake Paul was an expert mimic. No doubt trained by mI6.

 

[Slim Jim]

Oasis - My Big Mouth

 

[Yeshuasdaughter]

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

Talking Heads - Warning Sign

"I hear it but I pay no mind."

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

 

[Magna]

 

[Slim Jim]

Tell Me Why · Neil Young

 

[Slim Jim]

Paul Revere & The Raiders - Let Me

Started in Idaho, relocated to Oregon, here performing in Germany.
Randomly heard them 10 years ago...thought they were from England.
I guess, since British bands were dominating the charts in the 60's.

 

[Kalinychta]

Tell Me Why · Neil Young

Ew. Boring. Next.

(A Doors fan can do better than the likes of Neil Young, scro.)

 

[Slim Jim]

Rush - Vital Signs

"an ounce of perception, a pound of obscure" ... nice line.