Track Listing:
1. Bookends Theme
2. Save The Life Of My Child
3. America
4. Overs
5. Voices Of Old People
6. Old Friends
7. Bookends Theme
8. Fakin' It
9. Punky's Dilemma
10. Mrs. Robinson
11. A Hazy Shade Of Winter
12. At The Zoo
Anyway, thoughts? Have any of y'all heard this hear album? What did you think? Did you love it? Did you hate it? And why?
Mercurydylan89,
The BEA Anniversary fool
Forever! _________________ -Ryan
Simon & Garfunkel are a band I like in small doses, but they grate on me over the course of an album. I don't really know why but I've just never really clicked with their music, even though I'd like too. A lot of people whose taste in music I trust are fans, but they're just a bit "meh" to me. That said, 'America' is one of the greatest songs ever written.
MercuryTurn your back on the pay-you-back last callProfile St. Louis
Yeah, I've never gotten into S&G as much as I should. I so really enjoy "Bridge Over Troubled Water". I need to hear more. I was thinking of listening to "Bookends" and what better day to do it than this, it's 45th anniversary!?! _________________ -Ryan
Anyway, thoughts? Have any of y'all heard this hear album? What did you think? Did you love it? Did you hate it? And why?
Many, S&G are the 3rd greatest 60s group, the 2nd greatest American act and the greatest folk-group/artist of all time (S&G>>>>>>Bob Dylan) and Bookends is a true masterpiece. Of course. I loved it, still do. Yes. No. Because it's...
paladisiac wrote:
criminally underrated in BEA.
_________________ "The Beatles, the greatest band known to mankind." - Bismah Mughal
I unfortunately associate S&G with tie-died ratty haired German travellers - you know the ones I mean.. permanent stench of patchouli, dogs on ropes and guitars strapped to their backs that get whipped out at the drop of a camp fire!
So to enjoy S&G, I am forced to overcome my inner tourettes (GET A FUCKING WASH) when i stick on one of their albums!
Definitely prefer 'Sounds of Silence' to 'Bookends' but 'Bookends' is still pretty good I guess (CUT YOUR BLOODY HAIR, NITFACE)..
I unfortunately associate S&G with tie-died ratty haired German travellers - you know the ones I mean.. permanent stench of patchouli, dogs on ropes and guitars strapped to their backs that get whipped out at the drop of a camp fire!
I unfortunately associate S&G with tie-died ratty haired German travellers - you know the ones I mean.. permanent stench of patchouli, dogs on ropes and guitars strapped to their backs that get whipped out at the drop of a camp fire!
So to enjoy S&G, I am forced to overcome my inner tourettes (GET A FUCKING WASH) when i stick on one of their albums!
Definitely prefer 'Sounds of Silence' to 'Bookends' but 'Bookends' is still pretty good I guess (CUT YOUR BLOODY HAIR, NITFACE)..
Weird. I associate them with old people, drinking cofee/tea on a grey, cozy sunday afternoon, stuff like that. I also associate them with a girl, but that's just boring. _________________ "The Beatles, the greatest band known to mankind." - Bismah Mughal
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