It's pleasant, but the song sounds unfinished, and I also don't know what to think of the AI in both music and video. One of the reasons I loved The Beatles: Get Back series is watching and hearing the group trying to shape bits of songs, on the spot, even when things got repetitive.
It's a bit of a dud. Where's the passion? Where's the soul? I'm only interested in the original members in a real band, playing their hearts out. The use of AI is fascinating, and I accept that it's here to stay, but it just sounds so dull and lifeless.
It's a bit of a dud. Where's the passion? Where's the soul? I'm only interested in the original members in a real band, playing their hearts out. The use of AI is fascinating, and I accept that it's here to stay, but it just sounds so dull and lifeless.
Ironic, isn't it? Because of touring being out of the question for them, they turned to studio electronics to experiment with different sounds and ways of producing music. One of the first bands to ever do that.
Now 60 years later, they're doing it again in the form of AI.
Not one of their hit singles. I think it's more a nostalgic sentiment to the way they were. Good for anyone who really is a big fan.
It's far from their highest high. I can see why the song stayed hidden for such a long time.
As I grow older, though, the nostalgia hit harder as I listened a few more times. I also see a bunch of people just loving music even after all these years. At least the song brings a little smile and warmth with it.
gofar99 Messages: 1949 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
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Hi, Not the best of their work. I actually think it detracts from their legacy. They were special...this work isn't. YMMV. I remember the early days. I saw the Ed S show (I was a senior in HS). My parents couldn't understand why Ed let them ruin a perfectly good program. So much for generational differences.
Rusty Messages: 1186 Registered: May 2018 Location: Kansas City Missouri
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I've long had a personal comical fantasy thought of the late great actor Gary Cooper singing the Beatles song, Love Me Do. Or Clark Gable doing Twist and Shout. I'd pay a dollar for that.
I used to be a big fan of The Beatles when I was a teenager, but not anymore. I enjoy listening to other types of music nowadays. However, this song reminded me of those days. I enjoyed it.
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