Ariana Grande breaking the Beatles historical records? No!

[Bozz10mm]

What do you need? At your considerably advanced age, my library may have what you lack.

At my advanced age I can't remember which ones. Some George Strait I think.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Music is music. If it moves your soul, if it fits your mood and is there for you. That's all that matters.

I don't care about names, sales or genres.

I listen to it all. Rock, rap, pop, country(new and old) classical, techno- house-trance-edm-down tempo, world, new age, blues, classic rock, etc. If it comes out of a speaker... I'm open to try it.

I like a few Beatles songs. I like a few Grande songs.

 

[benenglish]

Music is music. ... songs.

My sentiments, exactly, in far fewer words than I would have used. Thank you.

 

[ed308]

Music is music. If it moves your soul, if it fits your mood and is there for you. That's all that matters.

Exactly. Gotta say I love Pink Floyds and David Gilmore's music. Not as much, Roger Waters. Few have Gilmore's ability on a guitar But there's no two bigger liberals than Gilmore and Waters. Too bad.

 

[Big Green]

@HK I’m a couple years older than your oldest and don’t care for either, no Beatles and no Grande.

Personally never understood the attraction to the Beatles, or The Who, Pink Floyd or any of the rest of that stuff I’m supposed to enjoy. It’s all before my time but I knew several folks growing up that listenered to it, just didn’t appeal to me.

 

[pronstar]

When we were young, folks who loved their music but hated my music were called “parents” or “old people” LOL

Now that I identify with old people...get off my damned lawn.




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[benenglish]

When we were young

When I was young, one oldies station in SA still played big band music.

I hate that I can say that.

 

[Vaquero]

Yeller submarines and such.

 

[AustinN4]

When I was young, one oldies station in SA still played big band music.

 

[deemus]

When we were young, folks who loved their music but hated my music were called “parents” or “old people” LOL

Now that I identify with old people...get off my damned lawn.




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Pretty much for every generation. The stupid techno is crap. And the over processed music today just hides the fact that many of the current day singers really can't sing well at all.

I'll circle back with some singled out tracks containing only the singer. Its pretty amazing stuff. Not a giant Stones fan, but Jagger is a great singer. WHen you hear these tracks I'll post, you will see what these people sound like, completely unfiltered and and with no music.




Skip to 2:12 for her backup part:



Beach Boys:



Bohemian Rhapsody:



Heart of Glass:



Paul McCartney:

https://youtu.be/WeeNPLh2_qQ

Total Eclipse of the Heart:

https://youtu.be/LhnSw4CXb6o

 

[AustinN4]

I still like and miss Big Band music! Did when I was in HS in the late 50's/early 60's, and still do now. I remember watching the Ed Sullivan show when the Beatles first performed on it. Didn't care for it then and don't now, but there are selected songs I do like such as Yesterday.

 

[Army 1911]

She'll never top Hole in in blackface singing Mamny!

 

[deemus]

Wouldn't It be Nice:

 

[Army 1911]

I'm back in the 1960s you could get a big-name band to play a high school dance if you're partnered with another school one would have a dance Saturday night 1 on Friday night.

We had the Beach Boys we had the birds the kingsman the Kingston Trio and a bunch of others and were only $10,000 short of getting the Beatles.

 

[Army 1911]

But I like big band music and Jazz I like Ellington Basie and Glenn Miller Tommy Dorsey even with Frank Sinatra Charlie Parker Al Hirt Louis Armstrong all of them I heard in person well most of them anyway.

 

[deemus]

skip to :40

 

[deemus]

We are the Champions:

 

[deemus]

Ann Wilson:



More Than a Feeling:



Don't Stop Believin:

 

[deemus]

White Rabbit:



And for comparison, Ariana herself:

 

[benenglish]

Wouldn't It be Nice:

Pet Sounds is different, though. It's a masterpiece on multiple levels.