I Want You (She's So Heavy)

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The Beatles

 Yeah...er or is this more appropriate for Spa 101? Thing is I'll forget about it there.

The Lady Shael

 Well, if people actually discuss the suggested topic, it isn't considered spam, so for now, here it stays.
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windhound

 I've never head it..  so I looked up the lyrics..


Beatles, The
Abbey Road (1969)
I want you ( she's so heavy )

I want you, I want you so bad
I want you, I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad

I want you, I want you so bad babe
I want you, I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad

I want you, I want you so bad babe
I want you, I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad

I want you, I want you so bad
I want you, I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad

She's so heavy
Heavy, heavy, heavy

She's so heavy
She's so heavy, heavy, heavy

I want you, I want you so bad
I want you, I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad

I want you, you know I want you so bad babe
I want you, you know I want you so bad
It's driving me mad, it's driving me mad yeah

She's so...


kinda repetitive..  ok, really repetitive, but, I've never heard it..  some songs can be repetitive and be good...
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General Austin

 Ew. That sounds icky... I say it is dumb, but eh, I'm not a good music-critic.
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General Austin

 adj. Informal ick?i?er, ick?i?est




Disagreeably sticky: icky candy.
Offensive; distasteful: icky sentimentality

:rolleyes:  
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Veranor

 ahahaha.... you're so funny, you make CATS cry...
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Mark

 Hmm, Aus is right...wouldn't ber surprised if it was HJ guy again...*stares at the song*
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General Austin

 ROFL! It's time you knew.

I edited my post from "Bad. Sexual. BAD."
To what I have now, because he made a sarcastic remark:

"I should have known. (Scarcastic smilie)"

So he edited his also. VERY funny! Although I dunno 'bout cats crying...sounds...Icky. j/k!




back to the topic, who is HJ?
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The Beatles

 Yeah, who's HJ?
The song is repetitive but good. Of course, I know many better Beatles songs... this just seems to be floating through my head.
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Veranor

 I Want You (She's So Heavy) is an excellent song. It is repetitive but I mean, it's difficult when a song is 7 minutes long. If you've listened to it, you'll notice that the end is cut off in a strange way, and it definately shows the big split between Side 1 and Side 2 of Abbey Road. As their last recorded album the structure of it is interesting. As opposed to The White Album where most of the songs were seperated and done by one of the Beatles with the support of all the others, Abbey Road has both types. On side 1 most of the songs are like in The White Album. However on side 2, most of the songs have two or more lead vocals. For example "Because", "Carry That Weight", "You Never Give Me Your Money".

This is an interesting effect, and as such I Want You (She's So Heavy)'s die effect at the end is very neat and shows how different each side is.

I really like "Carry That Weight," and "You Never Give Me Your Money" and how they work together. The End is great as well. Also another first-rate song on that is Here Comes The Sun. It's quite possibly one of their best songs about nature, then again there's Dear Prudence.

Oh Darling is also one exceptional McCartney song.


EDIT:

I think Ringo's only drum solo is in The End, so that's pretty neat too.

EDIT2: I need a larger vocabulary (I edited some of the greats)
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Pink Floyd

 I don't really like Abbey Road -- though, granted, it's a great album.  I think Sergeant Pepper, Revolver and the White album are much better. . .  Especially White Album.  Though "Only Sleeping" on Revolver is really good.  White album has some of their best suff: "Reveloution," "Piggies," "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Cry Baby, Cry," as well as "Happiness is a Warm Gun."  However, I think the best is "I'm so tired." -- That is really, really good.  And "Piggies" is much more than it appears to be, really quite brilliant.  Question, does anyone here like Pink Floyd?

Holby

  :) I listened to some of their stuff on a link you gave me, but nyot really like.  
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Veranor

Quote from: Pink FloydI don't really like Abbey Road -- though, granted, it's a great album.  I think Sergeant Pepper, Revolver and the White album are much better. . .  Especially White Album.  Though "Only Sleeping" on Revolver is really good.  White album has some of their best suff: "Reveloution," "Piggies," "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Cry Baby, Cry," as well as "Happiness is a Warm Gun."  However, I think the best is "I'm so tired." -- That is really, really good.  And "Piggies" is much more than it appears to be, really quite brilliant.  Question, does anyone here like Pink Floyd?
Pink Floyd is good. I mean I don't actively seek it out to listen to it, but if someone put it on or something I wouldn't mind.
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