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Old 11.26.2008, 12:07 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by RdTv
Agreed. Bottom line: Pop or Avantegarde, Can's music sounds much better and is still influencial today, both directly and indirectly. While most Wings output is forgettable and listened to mainly for nostalgic purposes.

Well yeah but, to be fair, I was thinking more of McCartney's work with The Beatles than with Wings. Not wishing to undermine the magnificence of a song like 'Jet', it was hardly any kind of union between pop and the avant-garde. But yes, I do think Can were a more successful hybrid than The Beatles - and that even within the Beatles itself, John was probably the more successful at fusing the two currents than Paul was.
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