Milestone Albums: Their Satanic Majesties Request
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She's a Rainbow ... best song the Beatles never wrote!
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I had this album when it first came out and there was a rumor that the tiny logo buttons on it contained LSD...I ate one lololol
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and considering that they produced it themselves...an excellent album!
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Very good album, not their best...but by NO means bad. In a way, this is more psychedelic than Sgt. Pepper, you truley feel like you're tripping when you listen to some of these tracks. Sing This All Together 8.5/10 Citadel 8/10 In Another Land 8.5/10 2000 Man 7.0/10 Sing This All Together 7.5/10 She's A Rainbow 10/10 The Lantern 6/10 Gomper 6.5/10 2000 Light Years From Home 10/10 On With The Shoq 8.5/10 Overall: 80.5/100 B- Underrated, but not the greatest.
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First off, Marianne Faithful was SOOOO fine.
This was such a spectacular album, up there with the very best psychedelic albums. The sound here is excellent - much better than most of our hi-fi's back then! (Don't even ASK about 8-tracks!)
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this is a great album..considering they were inside jail..sucide attempts etc
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@PressPlay2Go Listen to it with "All You Need is Love," the Rolling Stones ripped off the Beatles for that one. The Stones are much more superior, ofcourse.
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Very underrated album. Citadel and the Lantern are among the very best titles, and never released live. I guess those gentlemen, i.e. the Rolling Stones, should reconsider that issue.
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this album is SO UNBELIEVABLY AWESOME ! ! !
Why the name? also:Goatshead soup,
and then "sympathy for the devil"
Were they just flirting with the occult or were they true practicers of devil worship?
bluegrassreb 3 years ago
The title is simply a play on the inscription found on British passports: "Her Britannic Majesty requests and requires..." The satanic bit only enhances their bad boys image. They weren't interested in the occult, and they certainly weren't (and aren't) devil worshippers.
falvaroth 3 years ago 3