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Elvis was a retard and everly brothers were simple
reddit.comu/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 4 days ago
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Mixing important compositions with different genres
We’ve seen what happens when you mix rock and roll with the nutcracker (Beatles albums)
We’ve seen what happens when you mix pop and disco with the nutcracker (Thriller)
What would it be like if you mixed rap with it? I guess dr Dre 2001 is the answer but still
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 12 days ago
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The Beatles don’t sound like redneck Elvis or simple finger snapping music like buddy holly
reddit.comu/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 15 days ago
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Motown sucks
Their music is simple
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 15 days ago
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I just listened to Elvis’s early albums
They all sound the same. Beatles fans are idiots for saying that’s the predecessor
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 16 days ago
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Why is please please me more diverse than any everly brother or Elvis album before it and where did they get that idea
reddit.comu/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 19 days ago
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Where did the Beatles get the idea of having contrasting songs in their albums from?
I’m guessing the answer is in a certain 150 year old composition that features contrasting exotic pieces
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 25 days ago
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Why do rednecks like the 50s and 2000s
reddit.comu/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 1 month ago
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Beatles debut does not sound raw.
If you want raw look towards James brown
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 2 months ago
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Does til there was you evoke the same feelings as dance of the grandfathers from Tchaikovsky
Especially when you listen to the album
u/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 2 months ago
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What was the first genre blending album
reddit.comu/Illustrious-Cry2444 — 3 months ago