HH Favorite Rock Album Round 2 (1965- 71) - #4 The White Album vs #5 Who's Next
HH Favorite Rock Album Round 2 (1965- 71) - #4 The White Album vs #5 Who's Next 26 votes
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5) The Who – Who’s Nextlol
Wipe Out -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
Love me some White Album. But as George Martin used to say it should have been a single LP. Might have been their best album if that were the case.RaceBannon said:lol
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4) The Beatles White AlbumFuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9. -
5) The Who – Who’s NextNobody authorized home invasion murders after listening to Whos Next
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4) The Beatles White Album
For some reason the use of the word "authorized" almost made me spit my coffee.RaceBannon said:Nobody authorized home invasion murders after listening to Whos Next
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5) The Who – Who’s Next
Poasts like that makes usº who weº are.chuck said:
For some reason the use of the word "authorized" almost made me spit my coffee.RaceBannon said:Nobody authorized home invasion murders after listening to Whos Next
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5) The Who – Who’s NextWho's Next should win it all.
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5) The Who – Who’s Next
With almost all my other top 10 LPs being eliminated early in this shit fest I'm Who's Next ride to die.alumni94 said:Who's Next should win it all.
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5) The Who – Who’s Next
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9. -
4) The Beatles White Album
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
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5) The Who – Who’s Next
Don't touch #MyRockyRacoonchuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
I will die on that hill. -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
Loved that songYellowSnow said:
Don't touch #MyRockyRacoonchuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
I will die on that hill.
In grade school -
4) The Beatles White Album
Haha I almost included it. Not really a fan. It has some charm, but gets down voted for no pics of Nancy.YellowSnow said:
Don't touch #MyRockyRacoonchuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
I will die on that hill. -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
And you call yourself a Kristi Noem fan?RaceBannon said:
Loved that songYellowSnow said:
Don't touch #MyRockyRacoonchuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
I will die on that hill.
In grade school -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me. -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
What’s a spool @dflea ?dflea said:
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me. -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
Spooled upYellowSnow said:
What’s a spool @dflea ?dflea said:
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me.
Wound up
Butthurt
Same, same.
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5) The Who – Who’s Next
Urban guysm just don’t get it.dflea said:
Spooled upYellowSnow said:
What’s a spool @dflea ?dflea said:
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me.
Wound up
Butthurt
Same, same. -
4) The Beatles White Album
Bird's nested?dflea said:
Spooled upYellowSnow said:
What’s a spool @dflea ?dflea said:
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me.
Wound up
Butthurt
Same, same.
Backlashed?
Back spooled?
Uncunted? -
5) The Who – Who’s Next
People forget that I spooled up Santino Corleone in real life. CSB.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Urban guysm just don’t get it.dflea said:
Spooled upYellowSnow said:
What’s a spool @dflea ?dflea said:
You don't need to set aside any songs on Who's Next. They're all good.chuck said:
Not a bad take. You only mentioned one song though (a great one). The white album has many that stack up well with it..huskyhooligan said:
Hard disagree. Baba Oreilly is timeless, and constantly gathers the ear of multiple generations. White Album maybe gets more points if Revolution 1 weren't the album version, as opposed to the single version which was much better. Also Yoko Ono sings on the album, which probably should have eliminated it from contention. Much of the White Album sounds like a precursor to McCartney's Wings.chuck said:Fuck.
You.
Guys.
The White Album has both the best and the worst of The Beatles. Yes, there is filler. There are also about 10 songs better than anything The Who ever conjured, and 5-10 more that are worthy album material. The filler takes up about 20 minutes or less, most of that on Revolution 9.
Yoko is easy enough to miss if you ignore Bungalo Bill and Rev. No. 9 which is easy to do. Throw out Honey Pie, Wild Honey Pie, Obla Di blah blah, and Dont Pass Me By and everything else is good to great and there's a shitload of it.
I agree the single version of Rev. 1 is superior. John was into some blues at the time though and vastly preferred the album version.
This was a tough call for me, but there are songs on the White Album that I just cannot stand. I won't name them, so nobody needs to get all spooled up, but there are a few on there that do not belong in any kind of rock tournament, and settled the decision for me.
Wound up
Butthurt
Same, same.
