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drbryant
Alicia says the Stones.
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treaclefingers
One metric to look at, is how many good songs they released, on average, per year.
The Beatles were in existence 8 years. The Rolling Stones 50 years.
This can't end well for Stones fanatics.
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drbryant
This is the last one - but this really ends the argument, right?
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treaclefingers
One metric to look at, is how many good songs they released, on average, per year.
The Beatles were in existence 8 years. The Rolling Stones 50 years.
This can't end well for Stones fanatics.
Yeah but that penalizes The Stones for sticking around a long time. Look at it this way- The Stones were either as good or at least nearly as good as The Beatles in the sixties. Then one band quit and one carried on for a long time. No right or wrong answers really it just depends on how you look at it.
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drbryant
This is the last one - but this really ends the argument, right?
Why the last one?
IMUHO we have not seen enough evidence proving that hot babes still love the Stones... Show us more more more... besides... "hot babe evidence" is a more convincing than nerds writing words trying to convince anyone who is better.
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drbryant
This is the last one - but this really ends the argument, right?
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treaclefingers
One metric to look at, is how many good songs they released, on average, per year.
The Beatles were in existence 8 years. The Rolling Stones 50 years.
This can't end well for Stones fanatics.
Yeah but that penalizes The Stones for sticking around a long time. Look at it this way- The Stones were either as good or at least nearly as good as The Beatles in the sixties. Then one band quit and one carried on for a long time. No right or wrong answers really it just depends on how you look at it.
On some level, don't they deserve to be penalized?
OK, to indulge you further, let's see each band under 'worst case scenario'....let's compare 'worst' albums by each act.
For the Beatles, I dunno, "Beatles for Sale"?
For the Stones, "Dirty Work".
case is sadly closed.
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treaclefingers
One metric to look at, is how many good songs they released, on average, per year.
The Beatles were in existence 8 years. The Rolling Stones 50 years.
This can't end well for Stones fanatics.
Yeah but that penalizes The Stones for sticking around a long time. Look at it this way- The Stones were either as good or at least nearly as good as The Beatles in the sixties. Then one band quit and one carried on for a long time. No right or wrong answers really it just depends on how you look at it.
On some level, don't they deserve to be penalized?
OK, to indulge you further, let's see each band under 'worst case scenario'....let's compare 'worst' albums by each act.
For the Beatles, I dunno, "Beatles for Sale"?
For the Stones, "Dirty Work".
case is sadly closed.
Yeah but Dirty Work was released long after The Stones were in their prime so again it's kind of penalizing The Stones for sticking around. I'm sure if The Beatles stuck around sooner or later they would have released an album as bad as albums like Dirty Work, It's Hard and The Final Cut but since they quit we will never know.
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drbryant
This is the last one - but this really ends the argument, right?
I'm sold, you just changed my vote!
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His Majesty
Again, would be much better without the stones top.
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NICOS
I love to wash it away.............
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drbryant
This is the last one - but this really ends the argument, right?
I'm sold, you just changed my vote!
Again, would be much better without the stones top.
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treaclefingers
One metric to look at, is how many good songs they released, on average, per year.
The Beatles were in existence 8 years. The Rolling Stones 50 years.
This can't end well for Stones fanatics.
Yeah but that penalizes The Stones for sticking around a long time. Look at it this way- The Stones were either as good or at least nearly as good as The Beatles in the sixties. Then one band quit and one carried on for a long time. No right or wrong answers really it just depends on how you look at it.
On some level, don't they deserve to be penalized?
OK, to indulge you further, let's see each band under 'worst case scenario'....let's compare 'worst' albums by each act.
For the Beatles, I dunno, "Beatles for Sale"?
For the Stones, "Dirty Work".
case is sadly closed.
Yeah but Dirty Work was released long after The Stones were in their prime so again it's kind of penalizing The Stones for sticking around. I'm sure if The Beatles stuck around sooner or later they would have released an album as bad as albums like Dirty Work, It's Hard and The Final Cut but since they quit we will never know.
Time to start a new thread - "Up to 1970 who was a better band".
Final Cut bad?