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elle 12-16-2011 11:40 PM

LB and other artists muse on favorite Beatles tracks
 
http://www.lava-mof.org/the-latest/2...es-tracks.html

old article, but couldn't find it posted anywhere when i did a search for it -


Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac)

“I Saw Her Standing There”

When you think about the Beatles, it’s usually about the sophisticated way they used pop elements and whatever they were being turned on to by George Martin to do things that hadn’t been done before. This is just a standard three chord song, but it’s a rock and roll classic. It still explodes at you when you hear it today. There’s even a terrific live version on the first Beatle’s Anthology album that made me go , “My God, these guys could really play." It represents in its earliest and most naïve incarnation all the buoyancy the Beatles had to offer.

Lindsfan 12-16-2011 11:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elle (Post 1031867)
http://www.lava-mof.org/the-latest/2...es-tracks.html

old article, but couldn't find it posted anywhere when i did a search for it -


Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac)

“I Saw Her Standing There”

When you think about the Beatles, it’s usually about the sophisticated way they used pop elements and whatever they were being turned on to by George Martin to do things that hadn’t been done before. This is just a standard three chord song, but it’s a rock and roll classic. It still explodes at you when you hear it today. There’s even a terrific live version on the first Beatle’s Anthology album that made me go , “My God, these guys could really play." It represents in its earliest and most naïve incarnation all the buoyancy the Beatles had to offer.

Besides the fact that it's very cool they used LB for this, I also find it exciting that I haven't heard Lindsey say any of that before :blob1: :p

Nico 12-17-2011 12:09 AM

Coolness. Great song choice LB!!!

I always feel like I can connect with Lindsey on a musical level because when he did that top music you should hear playlist thing he placed John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band in his top 10 and-frankly speaking- that is probably the greatest solo Beatles album along with All Things Must Pass and Imagine. I just feel like we get each other (aside from the fact he chose some other artists I love and his music in and of itself is amazing).

bluefox4000 12-17-2011 09:15 AM

Cool. Actually that entire album, Please Please is a boatloat of fun and ISHST is a great album opener:nod:

Mick


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