dr.musicPinky, das wird ja jetzte immer besser für mich. Die eine lausige Sekunde kannst Du mir noch schenken…:lol: Und ich müsste nach sooo vielen Jahren hier nicht umdenken.
Nagut………sonst kommen wir hier noch in die Klapse !!:lol:
Würd mich trotzdem mal gern wissen was nach o6 noch kommt:confused:
The Long Form
Much has been made of the unusual length of this song (7:07), particularly for a single, but it’s the means by which this length is sustained (not the length per se) that’s of interest.
There are many other songs by contemporaneous artists which break the 3-to-4 minute length barrier, though the examples which come immediately to mind use a variety of techniques, *none* of which is used in HJ: an extended improvisational break in the middle („Light My Fire“), the stringing together of several shorter songs, medley-style („MacArthur Park“), or simply a long series of verse/refrain couples („Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands“). The Beatles opt here instead for an unusual binary form which combines a fully developed, hymn-like song together with an extended, mantra-like jam on a simple chord progression. It will become clear from a detailed examination of HJ just how neatly the two halves complement each other, and from what simple musical materials they are constructed.
— “Can’t Buy Me Love“ (1964) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:19
— “I Should Have Known Better“ (1964) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:39
— “Paperback Writer“ (1966) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:14
— “Rain“ (1966) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:58
— “Lady Madonna“ (1968) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:14
— “[color=#0000ff]Revolution“ (1968) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 3:21
— “[color=#0000ff]Hey Jude“ (1968) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 7:06
— “Old Brown Shoe“ (1969) ([color=#0000ff]Harrison) 3:16
— “Don’t Let Me Down“ (1969) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 3:30
— “The Ballad of John and Yoko“ (1969) ([color=#0000ff]Lennon-[color=#0000ff]McCartney) 2:55
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Wenn ich meinen Hund beleidigen will nenne ich ihn Mensch. (AS) „Weißt du, was ich manchmal denke? Es müsste immer Musik da sein. Bei allem was du machst. Und wenn's so richtig Scheiße ist, dann ist wenigstens noch die Musik da. Und an der Stelle, wo es am allerschönsten ist, da müsste die Platte springen und du hörst immer nur diesen einen Moment.“