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Benz says:
Is this a place where you want to discuss the paul is dead theory, its quite interesting?http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/index.html
posted Mar 13
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john says:
WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE BEATLE?
for me its really not that tough. george harrison hands down.
these are some of my favorites:
here comes the sun
while my guitar gently weeps
within you without you
favorite line:
when you've seen beyond yourself
then you may find
peace of mind is waiting there
and the time will come
when you see we're all one
and life flows on within you and without you
posted Mar 2
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VintageKitten says:
John Lennon, no doubt about it. My husband and I are big Beatles and John Lennon fans. We got married on his death date (Decemeber 8) and at the reception and during the ceremony we only played songs from The Beatles.
posted Mar 7
mikebrowne says:
John. My birthname was Jude, after the song about John's son Julian, Hey Jude.
posted Mar 8
Marloes says:
Paul, not because of his looks (although he was the best looking one by far) but
I think he had the best voice of the lot
posted Mar 9
Heather says:
Forever George...
Though I will say, the Beatles can only exist with the four of them together, remove any of them, and it's something else completely.
I love George because I feel his songs are the most complex emotionally and I love his post-Beatles work. Stuck Inside a Cloud, anyone?
posted Mar 11
Ryan says:
Paul McCartney... he wrote or at least co-wrote most of my favorite songs... his post-Beatles work is amazing too. His latest album "Chaos and Creation in the Backyard" is brilliant!
posted Mar 12
Kimberley Grey says:
Argh, I could never choose. :3 John probably makes me laugh the hardest though, especially in A Hard Day's Night and the end of Yellow Submarine.
"One." "Two." "Three." "FAWRR!!!!!!!!!!!" XD
posted Mar 18
Reject_False_Idols says:
George for sure. According to my parents, when I was super little, I met him on a plane. I have no recollection of this, but I'm pretty sure its true.
posted Mar 22
Allie Dearest says:
john, hands down. my first boyfriend was obsessed with him and so i associated them together as my one chance in the world to understand true beauty. i'm older now, but the legend status of john never wears thin.
posted Mar 29
Jennifer says:
Paul! My sweet Paul. You can see our 2 year old singing Hey Jude at the end of our Beatles video and our daughter's middle name is Mersey.
posted Jun 26
Ryan says:
Favorite Beatles Album
It's super hard to pick, but if I absolutely had to pick an album it would be Abbey Road. Paul's opus on the second half of the record is just incredible!
What's yours?
posted Dec 28
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Benny says:
I can't decide but lately it's been the white album (specifically, 'dear prudence' gives me the chills, and past masters volume two, mostly due to 'rain'. you could lock me in a room with that song on repeat and I'd be perfectly content
posted Jan 19
Chris says:
white album agreed....have you guys heard the new album 'Love' its absolutely amazing...george martin mashes it all together to create the coolest stuff ever...you want chills? listen to the 'while my guitar gently weeps' version on that
posted Jan 21
Ryan says:
I haven't heard Love, I was super skeptical as I always am when there is a new release of "mixed up" Beatles songs. So is it pretty good man?
posted Jan 24
michelle says:
ok all i want for my birthday is a trip to Vegas to see the LOVE show. preetty puleeeze.ohh! White Album right now. but it changes often
posted Feb 12
john says:
the first album i ever heard from the beatles was help! so that pretty much stays the closest. but i definitely love sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band. favorite off that album is "within you without you".
posted Feb 26
Betsy says:
such a hard choice, but the white album blows me away! seriously, just about everything that's been done in rock music since then, was done on that album. so, with the musical momentousness (yes, it's actually a word!) added in with just plain great tunes, the white album reigns supreme.
posted Mar 8
mikebrowne says:
White Album... although Abbey Road is a close second as they were in studio recording it the day I was born.
posted Mar 8
Aaron says:
the white album will always be my favorite. my uncle bought me the cassette version when i was about 8 yrs old before i even knew who the Beatles were & have loved it ever since.
posted Mar 9
Marloes says:
Revolver, because that was when I started to listen to music and understand the lyrics . Abbey Road comes very close.
posted Mar 10
Heather says:
It really depends on what I'm into in that moment...
For the past few weeks it's been the Anthology series, mainly disc one. I just can't get "Three Cool Cats" and "The Sheik of Araby" out of my head! I know, I know, not originals, just covers, but so much fun.
Before that it was Revolver, then before that Abbey Road, then before that Rubber Soul, then two months of Love.
It's a mood thing.
posted Mar 11
Jennifer says:
I actually like Magical Mystery Tour...and I really dig the LOVE compilation.....its like a long Beatlegasm.
posted Jun 26
Heather says:
So, anybody buy "Love"?
I think the cd is a great remastering of original Beatles songs. Harrison's "Something" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" are tearjerkers.
I know a lot of fans have been uber-critical of it, but I think it is absolutely wonderful and Giles Martin did a fantastic job.
posted Mar 13
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Kimberley Grey says:
I bought LOVE for my mother for Christmas, but I'm the one who's wound up listening to it the most. XD
I absolutely adore it - it's such a fantastic way to listen to The Beatles, and there are a few versions that I prefer to the originals: Octopus's Garden and Strawberry Fields Forever, especially. I think everyone in the whole world ought to have a copy of it. :D
posted Mar 13
digitalArtvark says:
i thought it was a great album! i would like to see another one put out!
posted Mar 14
Chad says:
I think it's fantastic... sort of a trippy Pepperland dreamscape. The blending of "Within You Without You" with "Tomorrow Never Knows" is my favorite. I hope they're coming out with the whole remastered catalog soon, but I think Giles should do a whole other Beatles "mash-up" project just for the hell of it (without the input of Cirque du Soleil).
posted Mar 14
Reject_False_Idols says:
Its great. Its finally a new Beatles album, not a bunch of repackaged hits. I really dig the a cappella version of Because, and I Am The Walrus is also fantastic.
posted Mar 22
Velda says:
Totally rockin. Its mastered so well I just cant listen to it through anything but my best studio headphones. Its one of those albums i just want to sit and absorb all on its own.
posted Mar 23
Jon says:
I think the album is great as well. I also saw the show back in January when I was in vegas, and the show was simply amazing as well. The work on remixing the stuff for the album is great. I'd love to see them do some more projects like this one
posted Mar 28