Following David Hepworth's rediscovering of Al Green, I've just had a similar experience with the Flying Burritto Brothers.

Is this not one of the most spine-tingling pieces of music ever recorded?

Wonderful.

Another chapter for the paperback release?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1034293/Rolling-Stone-Ronni...

Watched Macca at Anfield on TV last night, and just as he played Let It Be followed by Hey Jude, and I was thinking that he's probably played much the same set since the mid 70s, he threw in a surprise.

He played half of a Day In The Life, then launched into Give Peace A Chance.

Is this the first time he's played these songs live? Or any Lennon-sung songs?

I've finally listened to George Harrison's All Things Must Pass LP for the first time. It's a masterpiece, and in my opinion probably the greatest solo work by a Beatle. I can't believe I've coped this long without it.
What do others think is the best Beatle solo LP? Any nominations for Ringo's latest will be instantly rendered void.

I have no life, so therefore I'm spending my Saturday night watching Fearne Rotton presenting a host of 'stars' slaughtering some 'guilty pleaures'. Kelly Osborne is doing Total Eclipse Of The Heart...dear God, why?
Anyway, is there such a thing as a guilty pleasure? I think it was Lemmy that said "There's only two types of music: music you like and music you don't."
Should we really feel guilt for liking a certain song?
If you do believe in guilty pleasures, what are yours?