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«World of Stone» es una canción del músico británico George Harrison, publicada en el álbum de estudio Extra Texture (Read All About It). La canción, publicada como cara B del sencillo «You», fue compuesta en 1973 pero grabada dos años más tarde, tras la recepción negativa de la primera y única gira que el músico desarrolló en Norteamérica. Debido al contexto en la que se publicó, varios biógrafos vieron «World of Stone» como una plegaria de Harrison por la tolerancia. Según varios de sus biógrafos, la letra refleja las dudas que Harrison tenía sobre la devoción a su camino espiritual, una crisis aparente de fe que siguió al mal recibimiento de sus comentarios espirituales durante la gira.

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dbo:abstract «World of Stone» es una canción del músico británico George Harrison, publicada en el álbum de estudio Extra Texture (Read All About It). La canción, publicada como cara B del sencillo «You», fue compuesta en 1973 pero grabada dos años más tarde, tras la recepción negativa de la primera y única gira que el músico desarrolló en Norteamérica. Debido al contexto en la que se publicó, varios biógrafos vieron «World of Stone» como una plegaria de Harrison por la tolerancia. Según varios de sus biógrafos, la letra refleja las dudas que Harrison tenía sobre la devoción a su camino espiritual, una crisis aparente de fe que siguió al mal recibimiento de sus comentarios espirituales durante la gira. Harrison grabó «World of Stone» en Los Ángeles con una banda integrada por David Foster, Gary Wright y Klaus Voormann. El autor Dale Allison describió la canción como «una expresión de alineación con el mundo».​ (es) "World of Stone" is a song by English rock musician George Harrison, released in 1975 on Extra Texture (Read All About It), his final album for Apple Records. It was also issued as the B-side of the album's lead single, "You". Harrison wrote the song in 1973 but recorded it two years later, following the unfavourable critical reception afforded his 1974 North American tour with Ravi Shankar and the Dark Horse album. Due to its context on release, commentators view "World of Stone" as a plea from Harrison for tolerance from these detractors. According to some of his biographers, the lyrics reflect Harrison's doubts regarding his devotion to a spiritual path – an apparent crisis of faith that followed his often-unwelcome spiritual pronouncements during the tour, and which permeated his work throughout 1975. Harrison recorded "World of Stone" in Los Angeles with backing from musicians such as David Foster, Gary Wright and Klaus Voormann. The downbeat mood of the recording and the piano-based arrangement typify the Extra Texture album while also demonstrating the influence of soul music on Harrison's career during this period. While some reviewers have described the track as a moving ballad, several of his biographers hold it in low regard. Author and theologian Dale Allison describes the song as an "expression of alienation from the world". (en)
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rdfs:comment «World of Stone» es una canción del músico británico George Harrison, publicada en el álbum de estudio Extra Texture (Read All About It). La canción, publicada como cara B del sencillo «You», fue compuesta en 1973 pero grabada dos años más tarde, tras la recepción negativa de la primera y única gira que el músico desarrolló en Norteamérica. Debido al contexto en la que se publicó, varios biógrafos vieron «World of Stone» como una plegaria de Harrison por la tolerancia. Según varios de sus biógrafos, la letra refleja las dudas que Harrison tenía sobre la devoción a su camino espiritual, una crisis aparente de fe que siguió al mal recibimiento de sus comentarios espirituales durante la gira. (es) "World of Stone" is a song by English rock musician George Harrison, released in 1975 on Extra Texture (Read All About It), his final album for Apple Records. It was also issued as the B-side of the album's lead single, "You". Harrison wrote the song in 1973 but recorded it two years later, following the unfavourable critical reception afforded his 1974 North American tour with Ravi Shankar and the Dark Horse album. Due to its context on release, commentators view "World of Stone" as a plea from Harrison for tolerance from these detractors. According to some of his biographers, the lyrics reflect Harrison's doubts regarding his devotion to a spiritual path – an apparent crisis of faith that followed his often-unwelcome spiritual pronouncements during the tour, and which permeated his work (en)
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