Marcello Carlin se explaya en una muy buena reseña del Álbum Blanco. Toca puntos claves y muy interesantes acerca de la importancia y la existencia de este disco. El disco posmoderno de The Beatles por excelencia y decadencia.
Much can be and has been suggested about the White Album, of course; its semi-detached detours, its artful jumpcuts (Lennon’s cheery “Hey up!” from “Bungalow Bill” cutting straight into “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”) and, most of all, “Revolution 9” suggest a forebear of the jump-cutting culture of our present age, scanning the screens, flipping from channel to channel, mousing from website to website, never really settling. It is a loping mess of an album whose sequencing took a continuous 24-hour session at Abbey Road to agree. The record’s fierce discipline undermines its air of indiscipline. There are multiple stories being told here, perhaps a separate one for every listener, but which are the easiest to touch?
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Me gustó mucho la forma como pone al disco en contexto con lo que se estaba haciendo en esa época, y también los vínculos con la música actual. Nada de lugares comunes. Eran como interesantes esos tipos.
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