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Free Music Notes for Abbey RoadFree Music Review: Stunning Hit: 5 StarsWhat can I say that hasn't already been said about this album? Sonically stunning and beautifully crafted. Not every song is great, but there is not a bad song to be found.
It's not a concept album, but it almost plays like one. Even the album cover is brilliant in it's simplicity. Some of the high lights "Come together", "Something", "Here comes the sun" and "Because"
A must for any CD collection
Free Music Review: library necessity Hit: 4 StarsThis cd is essential to your library of rock music. It is worth your pepsi points to have it. Although all the songs aren't good, you will enjoy them more than when you listened as a kid.
Free Music Review: Amazing (as all of them were) Hit: 5 Starswhile not my favorite beatles album, it is still amazing. The first side has great song after great song and the second side fits so well together and the trio at the end is perfection. great album, awesome cover, awesome band, and just one of their best albums.
Highlights:
Come Together
Something
Oh! Darling
I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Because
Here Comes the Sun
Golden Slumbers/Carry that Weight/The End
Free Music Review: A magnificent Finale. Hit: 5 StarsAs the band was breaking up and each member was getting into his own music this final recording is a fine legacy and wonderfull gift to their fans.
Strong contributions from all, don't let anyone tell you Ringo was not a very good rock drummer. He adds significantly to the Beatles sound. George's "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something" saw him come of age as a song writer, Frank Sinatra called the later song the greatest Love song ever written, I wont argue with Frank.
This, their last recording was recorded after Let it Be but released before,all the Beatles went on to successful solo careers, however never individually captured the quality of Abbey Road. Truely earning the Classic label.
Free Music Review: By far The Beatles' best record Hit: 5 StarsThe Beatles, in my opinion, were one of those groups who got better as they got older. Sure, they will always be remembered for their 1964 appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' that made them famous, but to me, the early Beatles can't hold a candle to the late-'60s Beatles.
1969's legendary 'Abbey Road' is proof.
As soon as you here the opening keyboard line on 'Come Together,' you know this is going to be an album worth listening to. 'Something,' 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer,' and 'Golden Slumbers' all shine here. And who could forget George Harrison's legendary 'Here Comes The Sun'?
The Beatles are a group that I think should be listened to by albums. Yes, there are some great Beatles best-ofs out there, most notably '1962-1966' and '1967-1970,' but the studio albums are much better.
At this point, The Beatles musically weren't the same band that performed 'She Loves You' and 'Love Me Do.' This record actually has some progressive background to it; the heavier drums by Ringo Starr and the ripping keyboards by Lennon and McCartney make this a must listen.
Highly recommended for any Beatles or rock and roll fan. A masterpiece. ENJOY!!!
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