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I had to check the timeline on when that song was actually written but it is consistent with a legal feud that Paul and Ringo had that caused them to not be on speaking terms in 1971 and 1972. We know this for a fact because both men were invited to Mick Jagger's wedding to Bianca Jagger which happened in 1971. The wedding planners, knowing of the feud, took great pains to have them at separate tables and not to be together at the event. There was an article I just read about this which I will post when I find it. Here it is:


"As McCartney and Starr were embroiled in a harsh legal battle, they were seated far apart."

By 1973 Paul and Ringo reconciled and Paul played on the Sweet 16 song. So the timeline of when this song was written is consistent with the Paul and Ringo feud and doesn't serve to prove Harrison authorship.

Basically all the Beatles had fights with each other at one time or another and mostly those fights were the fights of brothers and were resolved to some extent. None of those fights lingered or festered for long periods of time but that song was written during a fight period.
 
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Wish there was a studio recorded version. They actually did a decent job with the cover

 

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The best song the Byrds ever did by a very wide margin is Eight Miles High, both lyrically and musically. To me its one of the anthemic songs of the 1960s:


I agree with you so much EB.

I love this group, moreover I had chosen the same song in post # 3150
 
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Look behind you.
Fuck is this good... IMO

 

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I love this type of music. A bit typical for younger peeps who are into super-/sport-cars I guess.


The lyrics of this song are also a fairly spot-on explanation why I've been so engaged in the hobby over the last 2 years:

Everything we had was meaningless to you
I cannot go to sleep coz I'm in a rut
Sinking into my thoughts and thinking you're just a demon in disguise behind bright green eyes
Never will I let anybody get so close to me
You kill me slowly
Baby girl you kill me slowly
Lately I've been acting so coldly
Fuck it, I'm not gonna pick up the phone, just leave me alone
You don't give a fuck about me bitch, you just want to use me
I'm so sick of letting it slide
I can see through your lies and its about time that I realize
Never will I let anybody get so close to me, you kill me slowly
Everything we had was meaningless to you
 
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Frusciante @ his best, sounds kinda Hendrix influenced playing to me
 
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Funny but true Sirius Radio story. Neil Diamond was my father's favorite musician growing up as a kid, so I know his music fairly well. I was on my way to work this morning, and I thought I had the 70s station on, but actually had the 60s station on (channel 6) when I heard this Neil Diamond song come on. I thought in my head it was a tune that came out in the 1970s, but actually it was Neil Diamond's debut single in 1966 (story continues after video):


Immediately after I concluded listening to Solitary Man, a commercial came on and I immediately switched over to the 70s station, channel 7. The second I changed stations, this Neil Diamond song, Crackling Rosie (1970) came on:


Funny coincidence. Even though those 2 songs are probably in Neil Diamond's top 10 songs of all time, my personal favorite (and the only one in my personal library) is the one featured by Quentin Tarantino in the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which is also the featured and I think intro song on Diamond's legendary 1972 live double album, "Hot August Night", Brother Love Travelling Salvation Show, which came out in 1969:

 
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This 1974 song by the Native American band Redbone gets heavy play on Sirius 70s station (the DJ obviously likes it), but it's also a song that all of your favorite escorts could sing to you:

 
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Funny coincidence. Even though those 2 songs are probably in Neil Diamond's top 10 songs of all time, my personal favorite (and the only one in my personal library) is the one featured by Quentin Tarantino in the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which is also the featured and I think intro song on Diamond's legendary 1972 live double album, "Hot August Night", Brother Love Travelling Salvation Show, which came out in 1969:

EB - I would say "Solitary Man" was my favorite Diamond song, followed by "I Am I Said". Also kudos to the cover of Neil's "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" from "Pulp Fiction". Man Tarantino picks some fine songs for his movies. (Oh, BTW "Sweet Caroline" is probably the only Diamond song I would turn the station on if I hear it on Sirius - for obvious reasons.)
 

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Sirius 70s station this morning was offering rides on 2 different trains: The Peace Train, with Conductor Cat Stevens, and The Love Train, with Conductor The O'Jays. Which of these trains offers the better ride?


 
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Neither. I'll take the Dylan express>

Well, I ride on a mail train, baby, can't buy a thrill
Well, I been up all night leanin' on the windowsill
Well, if I die on top of the hill
And if I don't make it, you know my baby will…

 
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