any !*^$#%n herb smokers left in these ruins?
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I was wondering if my appreciation of that last track would have the same value if I was being choked to death. Unfair comparison. Not quite right.
Good shit.
Satan can go fuck himself until I go deaf.
Win stupid prizes.
Good shit.
Satan can go fuck himself until I go deaf.
Win stupid prizes.
Beatles were hip (fucked up) by 1965, definitely. LSD irrelevant. Abbey Road inexmplicable.
Couple more alleged flute googlies, though memory perstains
couple is a frigid word
Couple more alleged flute googlies, though memory perstains
couple is a frigid word
This fucks with my neo-perfectionism, or whatever plagues me
exouch: are there two versions of the "guess who" undun?
AI Overview
Yes, there are two main versions of "Undun" by The Guess Who
: the original 4-minute, 17-second album version from the album Canned Wheat, and a shorter, edited 3-minute, 26-second single version. The single version was released as the B-side to the song "Laughing" and omits some parts of the original recording.
Album version
Single version
See...not my fault. Imperfections of the universe.
The wind won't stop.
I'm curious.
fucking flute. not my fault.
exouch: are there two versions of the "guess who" undun?
AI Overview
Yes, there are two main versions of "Undun" by The Guess Who
: the original 4-minute, 17-second album version from the album Canned Wheat, and a shorter, edited 3-minute, 26-second single version. The single version was released as the B-side to the song "Laughing" and omits some parts of the original recording.
Album version
- Length: 4 minutes, 17 seconds
- Description: Includes a country guitar section at the end.
- Release: Included on the 1969 album Canned Wheat.
Single version
- Length: 3 minutes, 26 seconds
- Description: It is an edited version of the album track.
- Release: Released as the B-side to the "Laughing" single in 1969.
See...not my fault. Imperfections of the universe.
The wind won't stop.
I'm curious.
fucking flute. not my fault.
Alternate universe and they stick together, even for half of the 70's, and who knows what magic would have resulted. Might have been deeptrippier than even my beloved Pink Floyd.
I dig the 2009 remasters.
whatevas
- Remastered By – Guy Massey, Steve Rooke
whatevas
I thought Revolver. Not in that sense.
AI Overview
The "heavy" hard rock version of "Revolution" by The Beatles was first released as the B-side of the
"Hey Jude" single in August 1968.
AI Overview
The "heavy" hard rock version of "Revolution" by The Beatles was first released as the B-side of the
"Hey Jude" single in August 1968.
