Subj : Re: Dave Matthews
To   : Renata Luka
From : Andy Alt
Date : Tue Sep 07 2004 12:59 am

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 RL> Does anyone here listen to Dave Matthews?

 AA> I don't personally care for him, the music sounds boring to me. I'm
 AA> more of a Beatles fan, and a variety of fifties, sixties, and eighties
 AA> pop/rock. And as far as the Beatles go, I think the best solo work was
 AA> done by John Lennon. I do like a few of Dave Matthews songs though, I
 AA> can't remember the names of any. He does have kind of a unique,
 AA> interesting singing voice.

 RL> I didn't know that you liked a few DMB songs?!? We'll have to listen to
 RL> some and figure out the titles of the ones you like.  

I guess we'd never win the newlywed game. :)

Yes, turn up the Cd player there in the other room so I can hear. :) We'll 
figure out the titles of the ones I like.


RL>More than likely,
 RL> they are probably more popular ones you have heard on the radio. 

Some played on one of your CD's I'm sure. I think his Superman one, 
and the one I heard on the SNL Celebrity Jeopardy skit.

RL>As far
 RL> as the Beatles go...my favorite of the "Fab 4" is Paul McCartney.  I
 RL> like some Beatles songs too.  Ringo is the greatest actor of the group,
 RL> I have a sense that we agree on that.

Only cause I told you last night when we watched "A Hard Days Night" but I 
give you credit for being as good as me as getting topics started in 
inactive echoes. :)

Paul McCartney will be a lot better-sounding when he's dead. Everyone 
knows that death is what escalates the fame of great artists, and other 
dudes.

You should seriously think about purchasing an album that Macca realeased 
in the mid-nineties called "Flaming Pie." I used to own it; I think you'd 
like it. I did.

Just kidding, you know I like a lot of McCartney's solo stuff. What I've 
*never* told you is that about 7 years ago someone loaned me George 
Harrison's first album. It was a triple album, called "All Things Must 
Pass." I think it was a critical success, however, personally I didn't 
like it. He's still good though, the two songs I liked most on Abbey Road were 
Harrison's. I think the first song he wrote that was recorded onto an 
album or released was on "With 
the Beatles", called "Don't Bother Me," and I think it was definitely a 
"Beatles" song, and a good song for the era. I like his ones on the White 
Album too. It was very congenial of Paul and John to allow him 4 songs for 
that, he usually only was allowed 2 per album. He got 4 cause it was a 
double, I suppose.

.... "Ensign Expendable, step on that rock!" - Kirk
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