Living in the Material World

George Harrison - Living in the Material World
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1973 Ratings: #89 / 170
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1973 Rank: #178
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Docky
70

The Beebles In The 70s: Part 11
Living In The Material World

In 1971 George Harrison put together and played the first benefit concert with the “Concert for Bangladesh” shows. Following this Harrison took a year off writing and recording music.

At some point in 1972 he got back in the studio and started work on a new project, this time scaling back the scope of his project following the gigantic All Things Must Pass sessions which featured a lot of musicians, this time only ... read more

Fantasio
83

Living in the Material World starts with the beautiful rock ballad. "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" prooves George Harrison's exceptional songwriting prowess, such as several tracks on the 1973 album. There was hardly a chance to overpower the magnificent five-side longplayer All Things Must pass. Nevertheless Living in the Material World is a wonderful singer-songwriter album with a good handful beads of songs, therefore my five of eleven:
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on ... read more

AidenBowe45
80

As a passionate fan who believes George is the best Beatle, I thought this was an excellent follow-up to his classic "All Things Must Pass" album. The profundity of Harrison's musicianship and spirituality shine through in this composition, which provides a riveting investigation of life's tangible components. The album smoothly blends insightful lyrics with Harrison's signature guitar work, resulting in a beautiful trip that speaks to both heart and soul. This is a monument to George ... read more

AidenBowe45
80

As a passionate fan who believes George is the best Beatle, I thought this was an excellent follow-up to his classic "All Things Must Pass" album. The profundity of Harrison's musicianship and spirituality shine through in this composition, which provides a riveting investigation of life's tangible components. The album smoothly blends insightful lyrics with Harrison's signature guitar work, resulting in a beautiful trip that speaks to both heart and soul. This is a monument to George ... read more

Aydenmacdonald
80

I think George is the best beatle

LunaMela
90

Whenever I sit down and listen to this album, I always go "ahhh right, this is my favorite song" and then another song comes up and the process repeats itself. This is George Harrison at his best; fun, spiritual and catchy.

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Added on: August 10, 2014