Advantages: everything you need in a phone Disadvantages: none whatsoever
T he new Samsung u900 soul was a phone i first saw when searching the internet.I was due to get a new phone and after many hours of deliberation and countless pages of phone spec i finally decided this was the one for me........I wasnt disappointed by any means.
THE PRODUCT......
I chose the graphite colour option as i felt it looked the most modern.The silver option was not as appealing but nonetheless thats personal opinion.When i first opened the phone i was very impressed with the styling and feel of it.It is slim and has a stainless steel back plate but you actually feel you know you have a phone in your hand without it feeling like a brick.
The screen is an impressive size but not too big with a touchpad underneath that enables you to use it to control all the phones functions.The touchpad has a setting for adjusting ...
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'Rubber Soul' was one of the two 1965's albums, the first one was 'Help'. The name of the album was decided during the recording sessions od 'Can't buy me love', not included in this album. The thing is that Paul McCartney was saying 'plastic soul, man, plastic soul' in every break of this recording session. This 'plastic soul' was the way black singers used to call The Rolling Stones, because they used to sing in this black soul way. So, Lennon said: "well, if the Stones are 'plastic soul, we'll be 'rubber soul'". And that's the story of the name of the album.
The cover's got another interesting story. They were having a photograph session with their usual photographer at Lennon's garden. This man made some mistake with the focus, so the photographs happened to be unfocus, and a bit deformed. But the bealtes liked it ...
Advantages: It's The Beatles, of course Disadvantages: Will always suffer from being compared to Revolver
composition. During the Rubber Soul sessions, the Beatles experimented with the fuzz bass effect, and they use it here to full advantage, with Paul McCartney doing the honors. Lyrically, this song is just another step in the development of George Harrison as a songwriter--it's not outstanding, but it hints of future accomplishments like Taxman and Something.
6. The Word--Paul McCartney again plays piano on this one, accompanied by George Martin on the harmonium. John Lennon sings the lead vocals, with some fine harmonies contributed by Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Just what "The Word" is I don't know--it could be "love" or "good". At any rate, the song has a somewhat bluesy feel to it, and it gives us a little insight into another, slightly different style of music that this band could play.
7. Michelle--Next to Yesterday, this is ...
