I am a child of the 60's

[Doc Spock]

born in 1945 heard the first Beatles hit. I think the music from the 60s was the best.


Am I wrong.

Is music crap now.

[Silversky]

I know that song well legend007... and it's great! :D
Theres some wonderful music around from every era.
Trying to pick the best era is impossible

[B00]

Thought you said you weren't legend 007 Leg End?

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Body-and-Soul/Q uestion434677.html

Anyway, sorry, back to the point, I disagree with you all! Everyone knows the 80's were THE best decade for pop music.

[pussnboots]

I might as well join the club


http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=DVFukBXVPPg

[Silversky]

But we're not discussing pop music are we?
Just all music???

[johnutar]

Absolutly bloody well right. 1st bit of sense I've seen all night.

[B00]

I know it's late and im knackered, but you quite clearly said....

are you talking about legend007 etc?

or leg end???

they arent me.

you're legend007, but you said you weren't?

PS
I'm B00 <<<Capital B 2 zero's ;-)

[Scarlett]

Silversky- I listened to the Butterflies song and I know what you mean. It has a strong tune, amazing arrangement bordering on classical and huge production. It is immense. However as far as songs so, it basically is the same piece of tune over and over again in different variations. Like theme and variations used in so many classical works. This makes it more of a "classical" piece than a pop song. It lacks the verse/bridge/chorus/verse/chorus/middle8/chorus pattern of most pop songs. So I don't think you can compare it with the mastery of the Beatles and what they managed to create in a 3 minute song, time and time again! If you stripped this song down to a voice and acoustic guitar I wonder if it would not actually be rather samey?