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Advantages: great live album Disadvantages: few songs arnt great
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Some of their all time greatest songs are on this album. There’s “say anything” which is one of their most well known songs and is a fast and up beat tune. There’s also “Kate is great” my second favourite song by the bouncing souls, I just love the lyrics and rhythm of this song.
There are a few songs on here that arnt that good, however it is one of their earlier albums, and their first live album so they didn’t have a lot of songs to choose from to perform.
If you are a fan of the bouncing souls, then this is a great album, you get to hear the bands live performance and its nearly just as good as the studio tracks, also it’s a piece of music from 1998, when the bouncing souls were younger and its interesting to hear.
And if your not a fan, then I advise you to go buy it, there ...
Advantages: Complex, aromatic and reasonably priced fragrance Disadvantages: None that I can think of
sandlewood and cedar) and this is probably what makes me think of home and various other comforting associations. It's a relatively complex and rich smell and perhaps more one for the 'grown ups' than the teens.
My nose isn't sensitive enough to be a perfumer, but star anise, bergamot and the occasional burst of cinnamon are very noticeable when spraying this on. The scent lingers for quite a while and the character seems to change quite a bit as time goes on.
Top notes: star anise, bergamot, cardamom, black pepper, mandarin
Middle notes: mace, lavender, coriander, cinnamon
Base notes: vetiver, tamboti wood tonka bean
Well worth trying if you're in the market for a new fragrance, you can find out more at http://www.boss-fragrances.com/mens-fragrances/bos s-soul/
Originally published by me under the same user name at www.dooyoo.co.uk. ...
Hi:
'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 ...
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