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Music For doing taxes to.

BboogieXVII

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Feb 4, 2013
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Any suggestions? I'm digging out my tax box now and am unhappy as I need to pay a bit. I should have taken out a little more along the way, it's my fault for not doing so earlier, but still hurts. Need some healing tunes!

Taxman by George Harrison comes to mind, if I understand his situation correctly at the time he wrote the song he was paying 95% of his income in taxes hence the : 19 for you and 1 for me: lyrics. So if he grossed 1million dollars he was only allowed to keep $50,000.
 
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Love the bassline on Taxman and remember the Beatles part of my theory backbone as being indispensable to my overall progress. Why not tack on some 7/8 with Money for a little odd time and two years of saxophone solo? And then straight out of left field is Diamonds Are Forever, remix by Brotha Lynch Hung, for some more money. The video for Bling Bling features helicopters with cryatals or diamonds or some stuff on the landing gear. Tell me that's not completely ridiculous. It absolutely is!
 
Stevie's cover of Taxman.


CCR Fortunate Son ("It ain't me.........I ain't no fortunate son.")


BOC Don't Fear the Reaper.


Allman Bros Band Whipping Post


Cream Politican


The Seeds Pushing Too Hard


The Rare Breed Beg Borrow and Steal


Steppenwolf Monster


The Sufaris Wipe Out!


Queen and Bowie Under Pressure
 
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