quote:Originally posted by Helter Skelter
What about SHE´S LEAVING HOME???!! [:D]
Yes, great sound...creepy John voice too...jejejeje[}:)]
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Best orquestrated song?
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by admiralvanderbilt » Fri Oct 10, 2003 4:26 am
It's not a full orchestra, but the instrumentation on "I'm Carrying" is nice.
I've recently mentioned this elsewhere also - but I do like the arrangement on Only Love Remains - even if it is a little schmaltzy for today's tastes... (But hey, it was the 80s..)
I've recently mentioned this elsewhere also - but I do like the arrangement on Only Love Remains - even if it is a little schmaltzy for today's tastes... (But hey, it was the 80s..)
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by Helter Skelter » Sat Oct 18, 2003 9:43 am
It´s not a full orchestra on Yesterday and Eleanor Rigby either [;)]
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by dsnito » Thu Feb 05, 2004 10:31 pm
In the Beatle-era Sir George Martin was the orchestration wizard and most of his arrangements were wonderful!! "Eleanor Rigby", "Something" and "A Day In The Life" are my faves. The Spector´s "Wall Of Sound" on original LIB is nothing bad too I think...
On Macca´s solo works "My Love", "Picasso´s Last Words" and "Tug Of War" have my preference.
Peace.
On Macca´s solo works "My Love", "Picasso´s Last Words" and "Tug Of War" have my preference.
Peace.
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