博士六郎

LightMusic 41st Key 鍵盤。TheBeatles。ベートーベン。ヒロトとマーシー。TheBeachBoys。BobMarley。たま。はっぴいえんど。手塚治虫。藤子・F・不二雄。立川談志。ビートたけし。高畑勲。やなせたかし。金子みすゞ。中原中也。宮沢賢治。友部正人。どれもこれも好きです。

[博士六郎 @696rocknroll]

#私を構成する9枚

[博士六郎 @696rocknroll]

彼女がお手洗い行ってる間の僕。

少し離れた所から動画を撮って、決して近付かない彼女から送られました。

#Beatles
#acrosstheuniverse
#紙屋町
#シャレオ
#ストリートピアノ

[無頼といえば無頼なブライアン @vpp2l0ag1zdPEiO]

「She Knows Me Too Well」18歳になってすぐの頃『Today!』で聴いた🎵
演奏はシンプル、でもコード進行・コーラス・Brianのファルセット、どれも美し過ぎる😭
『Pet Sounds』の萌芽とも言われたこの曲は1番聴いた☺️
当時のリアルなヒット曲（パッと出ない😅）に勝る魅力があったのだよ😉👍
#BeachBoys

[音楽ナタリー @natalie_mu]

相対性理論が「夏至」で新たな動き、聴いたこともない音源と観たこともない映像が公開される（動画あり）
https://t.co/NzgpqMaXZW

#相対性理論 #やくしまるえつこ

[論理国語 @skylovhurricane]

普通にドラクエん中で1番純粋でいい子だと思っている

[ぴくナゲ @Nuggets85527221]

ビートルズの何が特異かって言ったらそれはもうジョンとポールっていう作詞作曲家としてもリードシンガーとしても完全に拮抗するレベルの才能が2人いたって事に尽きるだろうな。そのうえ隠し球的なジョージもいてリンゴも歌えた。
他にそんなバンドが居なかったわけじゃない、クイーンだって（続）

[Michelle Rivera @MichelleRi65765]

Taylor Swift praises Paul McCartney & his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, in her Instagram stories this hour 🫰:

"Never not inspired by this eternally exceptional artist 💪"

[ロックンロール備忘録 @Applepopz]

ちびまる子ちゃんのビートルズ回があって作品の中のTVにビートルズが出てきたり
みぎわさんががっつりMeet The Beatlesのアメリカ盤レコード買ってるシーンがあるんだけど
ジョンがちゃんとリッケンバッカー弾いてたり
メンバー全員ががさくらももこの画風で描かれたりしてるのおもしろいんだよな

[りむる @rimuru__8]

この頃のポケモンが好き

[Let Us Now Praise... The Beatles @BeatlesPraise]

Today marks a new extreme in cognitive dissonance: A Beatle is 85 years old.
#HappyBirthdayRingoStarr

"So many people aren't hip to Ringo. He's got his own approach, and he drives everybody with a very funky beat. He inspired us so much that we wrote three songs that night."
--Doris Troy, on Ringo playing drums for her eponymous 1970 LP

#DorisTroy #Soul #MamaSoul #JustOneLook #RingoStarr #HappyBirthdayRingo #TheBeatles

[Let Us Now Praise... The Beatles @BeatlesPraise]

"Nothing hit me as hard musically until the Beatles came on the scene. It was organized music that had quality songwriting, playing, and singing. It was in a completely different league.

"I had the very good fortune of touring with Ringo a few years back. And before I went out on tour with him, I thought I’d get the Best of The Beatles book, just in case he wanted to play a song on short notice. I bought the book and took it home, and I sat there one evening — it was about six o’clock — and I started to play through the book. It got to about eleven o’clock and I realized I was only half way through. I flipped to the back and I could see there was over two hundred songs there. It’s just an incredible body of work, when you think of the short time they were together.

"I was also very fortunate to see the Beatles, in the very early days, before they ever came to America. And they were just stunning. They were just unbelievable live. They were very tight, very powerful, fantastic harmonies, pitch perfect . . . and they had this property which was almost spiritual: to be able to somehow be better than great. They would push you to a point where you couldn’t stand it emotionally; you didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. You’ve heard the term 'Beatlemania' — and that is exactly what that is. They could drive an audience beyond the point where they just lost it, really, and started to scream. I saw it with my own eyes, it was a phenomenal thing. That ability, that spiritual power, to drive an audience right over the edge . . . it’s remarkable; you only see it once or twice in a lifetime.

"As I said to Ringo, I was in a successful rock'n'roll band. He was in a band that changed the world. That's the difference."
--#GregLake

#KingCrimson #ELP #EmersonLakeAndPalmer #Songwriter #ProgRock #LuckyMan #TheBeatles #Influence #GOAT

[Let Us Now Praise... The Beatles @BeatlesPraise]

"I heard Joni Mitchell say, 'Everybody's a songwriter, even people who shouldn't be.' It's true. It was as true in 1963 as it is today. People heard the Beatles and said, 'Oh, I could do that!' Actually, no, you couldn't. You couldn't write 'She Loves You,' let alone 'For No One' or 'Girl.' It's the same today. A lot of people who can sort of write songs screw up their ears and tell themselves it's something special. But it's not really.

"Lennon, McCartney and Harrison had stunningly high standards as writers. Imagine releasing a song like 'Ask Me Why' or 'Things We Said Today' as a B side. They made such fantastic records as 'Penny Lane' b/w 'Strawberry Fields Forever' and only put them out as singles! These records were events, and not just advance notice of an album release.

"You can’t really put onto the page what is great about 'And Your Bird Can Sing' or 'Paperback Writer' or even a great overlooked hard rock Beatles cut like 'Hey Bulldog.' Ok, you can break it down to this remarkable guitar part, those weirdly tracked, overlapping vocal harmonies or Lennon’s insanely intense delivery of an almost throwaway cut and even remark that the piano part is a relative of 'Lady Madonna.' But this doesn’t begin to explain how these records make me feel. That is beyond words."
--#ElvisCostello

#Songwriter #TheAttractions @ElvisCostello #Grammys #ASCAP #BAFTA #HallOfFame #TheBeatles #Influence #GOAT

[Brian Wilson @BrianWilsonLive]

“He's like Mozart or Chopin or Beethoven or something. This music will live forever. It's going to be these melodies and these words, and it's just fantastic. There's very few writers I feel the emotional and spiritual contact with that I feel with Brian.”
– Neil Young

[Beach Boys Legacy @beachboyslegacy]

Between '65 and '66, @TheBeachBoys released the first unplugged album ever (Party!) and one of the first concept albums in history (Pet Sounds). They were way ahead of their time.

[山下達郎-bot / unofficial @tatsurotalkin]

ビーチ・ボーイズは『All Summer Long』と『Shut Down vol.2』なんです。そこが基礎で、そっから前へ行って『Surfer Girl』『Little Deuce Coupe』行って、後ろ行って『Today!』行って、『Summer Days』行って。でも結局は『Shut Down vol.2』と『All Summer Longから始めなきゃいけない。

[最近の人気ツイ @love_channnn]

名曲『少年期』をバックに街を彷徨うのび太。ドラえもんでは珍しい大人っぽい雰囲気が漂う、お洒落で物悲しい名シーン😂✨✨

[TLで拾った変な宝石 @tlhouseki311]

小さい男の子が以前助けてくれた女性警察官にプロポーズ。純粋すぎて一生見ていられるし、心が浄化される

[pasin @pasinpasin]

井上陽水『東へ西へ』
フォークロックな原曲をヘビーでルーズなファンクロックにリアレンジ。ボーカルは勿論のこと、ギターもベースもドラムスも鍵盤も極上なので、是非ヘッドホンで音量を上げて聴いて欲しい。やっぱりこの頃の陽水バンドは最強だ。

[博士六郎 @696rocknroll]

「私の長い音楽キャリアの『第3章』が始まる時が来たんだ！」
「曲作りなら永遠に続けられる。これから何が飛び出すか、楽しみにしていてほしい！ 私の歌以外の最大の才能はソングライティングだ。今こそ、再び本腰を入れる時だと思っている。」

83歳でこの野心。かっこいい。さすがビーチボーイズ！

[Rolling Stone Japan @rollingstonejp]

【独占取材】
ザ・ビーチ・ボーイズ「勇退」

ブルース・ジョンストンが語る、61年の活動を経てツアーバンドを離脱する理由

▼記事はこちら
🔗https://t.co/c2LECLqE43

「これは別れではない、またすぐに会おうということだ」

#TheBeachBoys

[Rolling Stone Japan @rollingstonejp]

【独占取材】
ザ・ビーチ・ボーイズ「勇退」

ブルース・ジョンストンが語る、61年の活動を経てツアーバンドを離脱する理由

▼記事はこちら
🔗https://t.co/c2LECLqE43

「これは別れではない、またすぐに会おうということだ」

#TheBeachBoys

[ニコ助(おバカな猫) @nico_nico_suke]

僕は20歳ぐらいの頃にヒロトが歌う「I Shall Be Released」の"間違ったのはどっちだ　僕じゃないって言えるのか"っていう歌詞に本当に感動した

正義を振りかざして他者を糾弾するのは簡単です

でも、本当に僕は正義なのか？間違ったことはしていないのか？とも思うんです