I've noticed the chinlets of dra/h/Mu are woefully uneducated about the classics.

I've met this guy in person and he's scary as frick lmao.

When he says 'mi read mi bible everyday and watch cartoon' I really want to know what cartoon he was watching. Shame he died last year I cant ask him.

Apparently I have 14 messages but I cant read them until I get 10 truescore. how do I get some

RIP king.

It’s kinda interesting that looking at this clip, you can tell it was made in east Asia like the color gradient point it was made on a non export Japanese camera from 90ties. It’s a bit like now in South Korea their default filter washes all the colors (so they look more white less yellow ) also the song could had easily been Hyde or Gackt song. Dude clearly was inspired by jap scene not western one

This is the last Byrds album to feature David Crosby on every track. He got booted halfway through the production of The Notorious Byrd Brothers for being too much of a dramanaut.

David Crosby was fired by McGuinn and Hillman in October 1967, partly as a result of friction arising from Crosby's displeasure at the band's wish to record the Goffin–King composition "Goin' Back". Crosby felt that recording the song was a step backwards artistically, especially when the band contained three active songwriters. Another factor that contributed to Crosby's dismissal was his controversial song "Triad", a risqué composition about a ménage à trois that was in direct competition with "Goin' Back" for a place on the album. He later gave the tune to Jefferson Airplane, who included a version of the song on their 1968 album Crown of Creation. Although the Byrds did record "Triad", the song's subject matter compelled McGuinn and Hillman to prevent it from being released at the time. The track was first issued on the band's 1987 archival compilation album, Never Before, and was later added to The Notorious Byrd Brothers as a bonus track on the 1997 Columbia/Legacy reissue.

Crosby had also annoyed the other members of the Byrds during their performance at the Monterey Pop Festival when he gave lengthy in-between-song speeches on several controversial subjects, including the JFK assassination and the benefits of giving LSD to "all the statesmen and politicians in the world". He further irritated his bandmates at Monterey by performing with rival group Buffalo Springfield, filling in for ex-member Neil Young.

His stock within the band deteriorated still further following the commercial failure of his song "Lady Friend", when it was released as the A-side of a Byrds single in July 1967. His absence from many of the recording sessions for The Notorious Byrd Brothers was the final straw for McGuinn and Hillman. Crosby received a generous severance package and began to collaborate with his new musical partner, Stephen Stills. It has been suggested that the horse on the cover of the album was unkindly intended to represent Crosby, although this has been denied by both McGuinn and Hillman.

Much to Crosby's chagrin, McGuinn and Hillman reworked his unfinished song "Draft Morning" following his departure and included it in the final running order for the album, giving themselves a co-writing credit. Crosby ended up playing on around half of The Notorious Byrd Brothers: on his own three songs, along with "Change Is Now" and "Old John Robertson". He also appears on several bonus tracks on the 1997 reissue, including "Triad", "Universal Mind Decoder" and an early version of "Goin' Back".

Not the most thought provoking album, but still fun, fun, fun!

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Ok, Train dude is singing in front of a cafe. At 0.38-0.40 you can see a black woman approach the cafe from the left side. At 1.16-1.18 you can see her walk away to the right side of the cafe. That was the original video, Train dude was going to sing Soul Sister to a black woman as she walks by the cafe. There's also a dude painting shit on a wall presumably to signal his obsession with our Queen, it's possible he's a cupid type figure. But Her Highness has been cut and replaced with unrelated shots of a mop stick white b-word. To add insult to injury, mop stick even has "soul sister" written behind her at one point. They try and cut it together like painter and mop stick are going to meet each other but they never appear in the same shot. Painter was originally going to meet Her Highness.

I demand Soul Sister original cut.

Fine Young Cannibals- She Drives me Crazy:

The objectively inferior Matt Bianco- Don't Blame it on That Girl:

Somebody tells Matt Bianco they're "a bahnch o' whaankaz" on Bong TV:

I'd heard this cover before, frickin radical