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Welcome everybody!

This will be our meeting site. Here we will comment or share any views, ideas or just anything you want us to know...

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As this is our first date, I would like you to listen to a welcome song. Even tough we won't sing a song all together (unless you wish to do so...), this is a good song because I would like you and I to build this corner "all together". The video of this song is quite colourful and happy... Sing it!

Their Satanic Majesties Request is the most unusual of all the albums in the Rolling Stones’ repertoire, and is certainly their only psychedelic album from start to finish. It is quite evident that the Stones were competing with Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band with this album; people are still torn as to whether it was a successful effort or not. In many ways it pushed beyond the Beatles’ album, risking harsh dissonance far more often, evoking the cosmic and the future instead of a rock vaudeville show. John Paul Jones’ orchestration compares well with that of George Martin, and Brian Jones comes up with as many sounds out of this world as John Lennon. But the album has two long noisy and wandering instrumentals that are difficult for a mass audience, and have an effect like that of Revolution #9 on the Beatles’ White Album. Only an audience schooled by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention could sit through them.