Album of the day (#3756): All Things Must Pass - Music

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Today's album of the day

All Things Must Pass by George Harrison (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 1970.
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Overall rank: 135
Average rating: 84/100 (from 1113 votes).

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Tracks:
1. I'd Have You Anytime
2. My Sweet Lord
3. Wah-wah
4. Isn't It A Pity
5. What Is Life
6. If Not For You
7. Behind That Locked Door
8. Let It Down
9. Run Of The Mill
10. Beware Of Darkness
11. Apple Scruffs
12. Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
13. Awaiting On You All
14. All Things Must Pass
15. I Dig Love
16. Art Of Dying
17. Isn't It A Pity (Version 2)
18. Hear Me Lord
19. Out Of The Blue
20. It's Johnny's Birthday
21. Plug Me In
22. I Remember Jeep
23. Thanks For The Pepperoni

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theblueboy

I think this is mistakenly seen as a triple album. It makes more sense as being a double, which was originally sold with an additional album of bonus material called "Apple Jams". The Jams don't relate well to the first two discs, so it's best to set them aside -at first anyway- so then you can digest the album that was originally intended more easily.

What I'm basically trying to say is "kick out the motherfuckin' jams" Twisted Evil

RoundTheBend
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theblueboy wrote:

I think this is mistakenly seen as a triple album. It makes more sense as being a double, which was originally sold with an additional album of bonus material called "Apple Jams". The Jams don't relate well to the first two discs, so it's best to set them aside -at first anyway- so then you can digest the album that was originally intended more easily.

What I'm basically trying to say is "kick out the motherfuckin' jams" Twisted Evil

perhaps literally... hehe.

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A great indication of how much great music was stock piled by George Harrison during his time with the Beatles. Most of the key tracks on this album sound ahead of their time.

AAL2014

theblueboy wrote:

I think this is mistakenly seen as a triple album. It makes more sense as being a double, which was originally sold with an additional album of bonus material called "Apple Jams". The Jams don't relate well to the first two discs, so it's best to set them aside -at first anyway- so then you can digest the album that was originally intended more easily.

What I'm basically trying to say is "kick out the motherfuckin' jams" Twisted Evil

With you on this. The jams are of relative inconsequence to the main 2 discs of the record. And what a fine two records they are.
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Proof that those other two knuckleheads had been giving George short shrift.

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I love this album

I remember, when I was young, that My Sweet Lord always used to be on the radio. Especially when my Dad took me to the barbers for a haircut!
I have vivid memories of sitting in the pumped-up barbers chair, drifting happily off to that sublime track whilst getting my hair cut.

I'm talking late 70's/early 80's here.