Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Living_in_the_Material_World> ?p ?o. }
- Living_in_the_Material_World runtime "43.916666666666664".
- Living_in_the_Material_World abstract "Living in the Material World is the fourth studio album by English musician George Harrison, released in 1973 on Apple Records. As the follow-up to 1970's critically acclaimed All Things Must Pass and his pioneering charity project, the Concert for Bangladesh, it was among the most highly anticipated releases of that year. The album was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America two days after release, on its way to becoming Harrison's second number 1 album in the United States, and produced the international hit "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)". It also topped albums charts in Canada and Australia, and reached number 2 in Britain.Living in the Material World is notable for the uncompromising lyrical content of its songs, reflecting Harrison's struggle for spiritual enlightenment against his status as a superstar, as well as for what many commentators consider to be the finest guitar and vocal performances of his career. In contrast with All Things Must Pass, Harrison scaled down the production for Material World, using a core group of musicians comprising Nicky Hopkins, Gary Wright, Klaus Voormann and Jim Keltner. Ringo Starr, John Barham and Indian musician Zakir Hussain were among the album's other contributors.On release, Rolling Stone magazine described it as a "pop classic", a work that "stands alone as an article of faith, miraculous in its radiance". Most contemporary reviewers consider Living in the Material World to be a worthy successor to All Things Must Pass, even if it inevitably falls short of Harrison's grand opus. Author Simon Leng refers to the album as a "forgotten blockbuster", representing "the close of an age, the last offering of the Beatles' London era". EMI reissued the album in 2006, in remastered form with bonus tracks, and released a deluxe-edition CD/DVD set that included film clips of four songs.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World artist George_Harrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Folk_rock.
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Gospel_music.
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Rock_music.
- Living_in_the_Material_World previousWork The_Concert_for_Bangladesh_(album).
- Living_in_the_Material_World producer George_Harrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World producer Phil_Spector.
- Living_in_the_Material_World recordLabel Apple_Records.
- Living_in_the_Material_World recordedIn Abbey_Road_Studios.
- Living_in_the_Material_World recordedIn Apple_Corps.
- Living_in_the_Material_World recordedIn Friar_Park.
- Living_in_the_Material_World releaseDate "1973-05-30".
- Living_in_the_Material_World releaseDate "1973-06-22".
- Living_in_the_Material_World runtime "2635.0".
- Living_in_the_Material_World subsequentWork Dark_Horse_(George_Harrison_album).
- Living_in_the_Material_World thumbnail Srila_Prabhupada.jpg?width=300.
- Living_in_the_Material_World wikiPageExternalLink www.livinginthematerialworld.org.
- Living_in_the_Material_World wikiPageID "1083545".
- Living_in_the_Material_World wikiPageRevisionID "605676140".
- Living_in_the_Material_World accessdate "2012-02-11".
- Living_in_the_Material_World after "Chicago VI by Chicago".
- Living_in_the_Material_World after "The Dark Side of the Moon".
- Living_in_the_Material_World after "by Pink Floyd".
- Living_in_the_Material_World align "left".
- Living_in_the_Material_World align "right".
- Living_in_the_Material_World artist George_Harrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World artist "George Harrison".
- Living_in_the_Material_World autocat "yes".
- Living_in_the_Material_World award "Gold".
- Living_in_the_Material_World before "Red Rose Speedway".
- Living_in_the_Material_World before "The Dark Side of the Moon".
- Living_in_the_Material_World before "by Paul McCartney & Wings".
- Living_in_the_Material_World before "by Pink Floyd".
- Living_in_the_Material_World cover "LITMW album cover .jpg".
- Living_in_the_Material_World format "2".
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Folk_rock.
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Gospel_music.
- Living_in_the_Material_World genre Rock_music.
- Living_in_the_Material_World hasPhotoCollection Living_in_the_Material_World.
- Living_in_the_Material_World label Apple_Records.
- Living_in_the_Material_World lastAlbum "The Concert for Bangladesh".
- Living_in_the_Material_World length "2635.0".
- Living_in_the_Material_World misc "--05-07".
- Living_in_the_Material_World name "Living in the Material World".
- Living_in_the_Material_World nextAlbum "Dark Horse".
- Living_in_the_Material_World producer George_Harrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World producer "with Phil Spector on "Try Some, Buy Some"".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "All Things Must Pass might be better, but those songs [on Living in the Material World] are incredible … You can hear from the LP what his aim was; he definitely had a message he wanted to get across.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "I wouldn't really care if no one ever heard of me again.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "It’s also breathtakingly unoriginal and – lyrically at least – turgid, repetitive and so damn holy I could scream.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "Living in the Material World is a profoundly seductive record. Harrison's rapt dedication infuses his musicality so completely that the album stands alone as an article of faith, miraculous in its radiance.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "Phil was never there … I'd go along the roof at The Inn on the Park [hotel] in London and climb in his window yelling, "Come on! We're supposed to be making a record." … [Then] he used to have eighteen cherry brandies before he could get himself down to the studio.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World quote "They feel threatened when you talk about something that isn't just "be-bop-a-lula". And if you say the words "God" or "Lord", it makes some people's hair curl.".
- Living_in_the_Material_World recorded "Apple Studio, London; FPSHOT, Oxfordshire; Abbey Road Studios, London".
- Living_in_the_Material_World recorded "October 1972–March 1973; February–March 1971".
- Living_in_the_Material_World region "United States".
- Living_in_the_Material_World released "1973-05-30".
- Living_in_the_Material_World released "1973-06-22".
- Living_in_the_Material_World relyear "1973".
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev AllMusic.
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev PopMatters.
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev Robert_Christgau.
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev "Billboard".
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev "Blender".
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev "Music Box".
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev "MusicHound".
- Living_in_the_Material_World rev "Rolling Stone".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Harrison discussing Phil Spector's early involvement on the album".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Harrison to Melody Maker in September 1971, pre-empting criticism of his lyrics on Material World".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Harrison to Record Mirror in April 1972, during his year away from the public eye after the Concert for Bangladesh".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Klaus Voormann, 2003".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Stephen Holden in Rolling Stone, June 1973".
- Living_in_the_Material_World source "– Tony Tyler, reviewing the album for NME".
- Living_in_the_Material_World style "padding:8px;".
- Living_in_the_Material_World thisAlbum "Living in the Material World".
- Living_in_the_Material_World title Billboard_200.
- Living_in_the_Material_World title List_of_Billboard_200_number-one_albums_of_1973.
- Living_in_the_Material_World title List_of_Canadian_number-one_albums_of_1973.
- Living_in_the_Material_World title "Living in the Material World".
- Living_in_the_Material_World type "Album".
- Living_in_the_Material_World type "album".
- Living_in_the_Material_World width "20.0".
- Living_in_the_Material_World years "--06-23".
- Living_in_the_Material_World subject Category:1973_albums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World subject Category:Albums_produced_by_George_Harrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World subject Category:Albums_produced_by_Phil_Spector.
- Living_in_the_Material_World subject Category:Apple_Records_albums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World subject Category:George_Harrison_albums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type 1973Albums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type Album106591815.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type AlbumsProducedByGeorgeHarrison.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type AlbumsProducedByPhilSpector.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type AppleRecordsAlbums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type Artifact100021939.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type GeorgeHarrisonAlbums.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type Instrumentality103575240.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type Medium106254669.
- Living_in_the_Material_World type Object100002684.