[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction
Mods - satisfaction(1965).
"Contextualizing garage rock isn't difficult. In fact, we can even pinpoint its birth and death with clockmaker precision. If you're wondering whether the Beatles are involved, the answer is yes. On February 7, 1964, the Beatles land in NY for their first American tour. It's the beginning of the British invasion that will ignite the fuse of all garage punk. The date of death is even easier to calendar: once again, the Beatles are involved. On August 1, 1967, SGT PEPPER is released, the sarcophagus album that buries the corpse of rock’n’roll. Everything that comes after, with few late and isolated exceptions, will have nothing to do with it. When it returns, it will already be a revival."
What can I say, Reverend… it all makes perfect sense (12)
If it’s not garage aichenghetno!!!
Mods - satisfaction(1965).
"Contextualizing garage rock isn't difficult. In fact, we can even pinpoint its birth and death with clockmaker precision. If you're wondering whether the Beatles are involved, the answer is yes. On February 7, 1964, the Beatles land in NY for their first American tour. It's the beginning of the British invasion that will ignite the fuse of all garage punk. The date of death is even easier to calendar: once again, the Beatles are involved. On August 1, 1967, SGT PEPPER is released, the sarcophagus album that buries the corpse of rock’n’roll. Everything that comes after, with few late and isolated exceptions, will have nothing to do with it. When it returns, it will already be a revival."
What can I say, Reverend… it all makes perfect sense (12)
If it’s not garage aichenghetno!!!
IlConte
30 oct 22
DeRank ™: 36,02
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