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Thom Yorke The Eraser

4 feb 07

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"Great music means adapting to trends only when done cleverly and successfully."

Led Zeppelin In Through The Out Door

4 feb 07

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"Great music means adapting to trends only when done cleverly and successfully."

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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you know how it is, sometimes we talk about music too

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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to make it work, you need to remove the space before "itar"

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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this is instead an external link: Sitar in popular music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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@ (!) you can easily find the official accounts of the events online. If you want to stay within the realm of DeBaser, the story is explained in the review of Having A Rave-Up by the Yardbirds, where the reason for using the sitar is clarified, definitely not to copy the Beatles.

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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The thing about the rumors that circulated while the Beatles were in the recording studio is nonsense. The Yardbirds had the idea long before, and "Heart Full Of Soul" was recorded 6 months earlier (give or take a day) than the recording of "Norwegian Wood." The Yardbirds didn't release what they recorded, but the fact remains that they were the first. This is not to take anything away from people like Harrison or Jones.

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

4 feb 07

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If I'm told that the Beatles were the first to use the sitar in rock music, I have to say that’s not true. It's true that it doesn’t change much, but when something is not the case, it’s just not the case. And anyway, it’s not even played on this album. I had already told the story in the review of Having A Rave Up. If anyone has any doubts, they can go clear them up.

Thom Yorke The Eraser

3 feb 07

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with a left lean

The Rolling Stones Between The Buttons

3 feb 07

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Sure, why not. Since I'm stuck in bed with the flu (damn it), I might as well write another review since I've only written one so far. If you feel like reading it, it’s actually about the very first use of the sitar. Having A Rave-Up, by the Yardbirds.