>Dear Prudencehow did they make a song this good?
>>131838260Adorno
No idea. Me and my partner (we're AIDS ridden faggots btw not sure it's relevant) were pondering this question yesterday while we were fisting each other's anuses until prolapse. It defies belief that our favorite boyband recorded so many great 3 chord songs for teenage girls and homosexual autists. I'm glad I can talk about my love for The Beatles on modern /mu/ because old /mu/ virulently hated them and you basically couldn't start a thread pertaining to them without getting relentlessly bullied
>>131838299are you gay?
>>131838260The Banshees' version was better.
>>131838260They wrote it while they rode a Peloton naked
>>131838260>>131838274>>131838299>>131838364>>131841286>>131841294>they actually know this much about 60s one directionreally sad, is this what your life has come to? old /mu/ would've dealt with you accordingly, we HATED this gay boyband back then.
>>131838299>>131841320poo in loo
>>131838260people went on and on about tomorrow never knows but that right there is some of the most forward thinking pop of that era. dear prudence is part of the same pool as velvet underground's second album in terms of grounding pop music in a way that would later give birth to indie rock as a whole.
BEATLES! STOP FIGHTING HERE IN INDIA!
>>131841320Actually I know as much as the average man on the street. I just like this meme about an early 20th century atonal composer being the mastermind behind the first major rock band. Its pretty hilarious to me.
>>131838260I like the Siouxsie and the Banshees cover
For me it's Michael Jackson. Elvis Parsley is also pretty good.
>>131838260raw talent
