All Things Must Pass by George Harrison

All Things Must Pass

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All Things Must Pass

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All Things Must Pass reminds me of the Beatles' White Album. Both are long, both have good songs, but both get bogged down by filler songs. Out of the 23 songs, I could've done without eight of them. However, there is no shortage of good material on this album. For instance, take all-time Harrison classic My Sweet Lord, which landed him a lawsuit. It does have that girl-group feel, but I'm sure that nobody was chanting "Hallelujah" or "Hare Krishna" in the background. This is a great, catchy tune/personal favorite. I also enjoy the psychadelic Wah-Wah, Dylan's If Not For You, What Is Life, Beware of Darkness, Sir Frankie Crisp, All Things Must Pass (especially) Art of Dying, I Dig Love, Awaiting On You All, Out of the Blue and Thanks For the Pepperonni. However, it does have a truckload of filler, be it either version of Isn't it a Pity (I don't care whether or not it was a hit!), Behind That Locked Door, Let It Down, Run of the Mill (an apt title), Plug Me In or It's Johnny's Birthday. I guess I like it enough to reccomend it, but the pre-breakup Beatles is a ton better.

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