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pittmike
 Post subject: Re: 3/24: Chuck Berry!
PostPosted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:40 pm 
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Regardless of his talent I have to say I am surprised regular reader has not yet show up here. After all he would say it was Reagan's fault Berry was a criminal and not appropriately loved.

How much of a dumbass do you intend on being tonight?


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pittmike wrote:
Regardless of his talent I have to say I am surprised regular reader has not yet show up here. After all he would say it was Reagan's fault Berry was a criminal and not appropriately loved.

Reading this is like when you have your headphones half-plugged in and random audio tracks of the mix are missing.

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 Post subject: Re: 3/24: Chuck Berry!
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Curious Hair wrote:
pittmike wrote:
Regardless of his talent I have to say I am surprised regular reader has not yet show up here. After all he would say it was Reagan's fault Berry was a criminal and not appropriately loved.

Reading this is like when you have your headphones half-plugged in and random audio tracks of the mix are missing.


like dee dee dropping the bass on "beat on the brat".
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 Post subject: Re: 3/24: Chuck Berry!
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Chuck Berry will never be known for song writing or lyrics.



Are you kidding? You could argue that he invented rock and roll. And a lot of his lyrics are far more clever than Dylan's weird stream-of-consciousness rants. Does Dylan have a song better than "Johnny B. Goode"? Certainly not one more important.

Just saw this and Chuck Berry is the shit and all but I can't let this nonsense go unanswered.

Like a Rolling Stone > Johnny B Goode, in every way.

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FavreFan wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
312player wrote:
Chuck Berry will never be known for song writing or lyrics.



Are you kidding? You could argue that he invented rock and roll. And a lot of his lyrics are far more clever than Dylan's weird stream-of-consciousness rants. Does Dylan have a song better than "Johnny B. Goode"? Certainly not one more important.

Just saw this and Chuck Berry is the shit and all but I can't let this nonsense go unanswered.

Like a Rolling Stone > Johnny B Goode, in every way.


It's certainly not unreasonable to like "Like A Rolling Stone" more than you like "Johnny B. Goode". I feel that way myself. But part of that is because "Johnny B. Goode" is so basic and such a prototype that I've heard it so many times and in countless different songs. "Johnny" is a framework for so much popular music that follows. It's questionable whether "Like A Rolling Stone" could even exist if "Johnny" hadn't come first.

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FavreFan wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
312player wrote:
Chuck Berry will never be known for song writing or lyrics.



Are you kidding? You could argue that he invented rock and roll. And a lot of his lyrics are far more clever than Dylan's weird stream-of-consciousness rants. Does Dylan have a song better than "Johnny B. Goode"? Certainly not one more important.

Just saw this and Chuck Berry is the shit and all but I can't let this nonsense go unanswered.

Like a Rolling Stone > Johnny B Goode, in every way.




Agreed, same goes for subterranean homesick blues, tangled up in blue, the times they are a changing, A hard rain a gonna fall, girl from north country, shelter from the storm and 20 other tracks.

If you ask Bob Dylan who the greatest lyricist is, he'd say Smokey Robinson, called him " best poet of our lifetime "

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I love Dylan, but I'm not sure I would choose "Subterranean Homesick Blues" as the hill I want to die on. And "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" is Dylan's "My Ding-a-Ling."

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I love Dylan, but I'm not sure I would choose "Subterranean Homesick Blues" as the hill I want to die on. And "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" is Dylan's "My Ding-a-Ling."

:lol: :thumright:

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What kind of messed up 14 year old gets his guys together in the garage to practice desolation row?

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What kind of messed up 14 year old gets his guys together in the garage to practice desolation row?

:lol: :lol:

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