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Who? Never heard of 'em.Grey wrote:Ed O' Brien & Johnny Greenwood?jdogric12 wrote:Disagree. Name me some people who played Ricks whose influences can NOT be traced back to the Beatles.
Who? Never heard of him.Ontario_RIC_fan wrote:Joe Edwards!! He even had his own signature model!jdogric12 wrote: Disagree. Name me some people who played Ricks whose influences can NOT be traced back to the Beatles.
Radiohead. Might be too hip for a Senior Member.jdogric12 wrote:Who? Never heard of 'em.
Pablo Honey and The Bends (their first two albums) feature Rickenbacker instruments exensively, Thom Yorke also used one during that period. When they play those songs live he will still bring one out. OK Computer and the albums after it, like Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail To The Thief, In Rainbows, etc. all mark an increasing shift twords experimental music. Pablo Honey and The Bends are dyed-in-the-wool indie/alternative rock.jdogric12 wrote:They're one of those bands that I love when I hear, but have never invested the time to get into. I even have In Rainbows, and of course was in high school around when PH and OK C came out. I've even played High & Dry once.
I might be a Senior Member (if I weren't a moderator), But I'm a creep...Grey wrote:Radiohead. Might be too hip for a Senior Member.jdogric12 wrote:Who? Never heard of 'em.
rickenbrother wrote:I might be a Senior Member (if I weren't a moderator), But I'm a creep...Grey wrote:Radiohead. Might be too hip for a Senior Member.jdogric12 wrote:Who? Never heard of 'em.
The answer is, yes, they would have. I believe the official count is that George's Rickenbacker is only on eight songs.manta wrote:if George didn't get a Rickenbacker, would the Beatles have been able to make the sound that made them so famous?
Yeah but Joey.. you're special... so effin specialrickenbrother wrote:I might be a Senior Member (if I weren't a moderator), But I'm a creep...Grey wrote:Radiohead. Might be too hip for a Senior Member.jdogric12 wrote:Who? Never heard of 'em.
Based from what *MY* ears hear:Tommy wrote:The answer is, yes, they would have. I believe the official count is that George's Rickenbacker is only on eight songs.manta wrote:if George didn't get a Rickenbacker, would the Beatles have been able to make the sound that made them so famous?
What about Help??JakeK wrote:Based from what *MY* ears hear:Tommy wrote:The answer is, yes, they would have. I believe the official count is that George's Rickenbacker is only on eight songs.manta wrote:if George didn't get a Rickenbacker, would the Beatles have been able to make the sound that made them so famous?
I Call Your Name
A Hard Day's Night
I Should've Known Better
If I Fell
Happy Just to Dance With You
Can't Buy Me Love (chorus)
Any Time At All
Can't Do That
Eight Days a Week (intro and ending)
What You're Doing
Words of Love (maybe?)
I Need You
Ticket to Ride
If I Needed Someone
And Your Bird Can Sing (early takes)
Isn't the intro and solo on "Every Little Thing" a Rick 12?JakeK wrote:Based from what *MY* ears hear:Tommy wrote:The answer is, yes, they would have. I believe the official count is that George's Rickenbacker is only on eight songs.manta wrote:if George didn't get a Rickenbacker, would the Beatles have been able to make the sound that made them so famous?
I Call Your Name
A Hard Day's Night
I Should've Known Better
If I Fell
Happy Just to Dance With You
Can't Buy Me Love (chorus)
Any Time At All
Can't Do That
Eight Days a Week (intro and ending)
What You're Doing
Words of Love (maybe?)
I Need You
Ticket to Ride
If I Needed Someone
And Your Bird Can Sing (early takes)
