sorry, just download it for free- [url]www.itunes.com[/url]
it only takes like 2 minutes. It's great- it can play any kind of file too.

[QUOTE=Aeaon]Have you heard John Lennon's solo stuff?[/QUOTE]

I can't really get into it. I like Working Class Hero, though.

Buy Plastic Ono Band if you don't have it. If you give it a chance and listen to it all the way through, you'll probably like it. If you've already tried it, then I guess his stuff just isn't for you. Oh well. Everybody's has different tastes.

I'm uploading Revolver for everyone. I'm bored tonight.

I see that George is still getting ignore on his solo work.

I won't get into it, I think I've said my piece a million times, and even have found that I'm not the only one who believes that [b]All Things Must Pass[/b] is the best Beatle solo album (there was a list I posted in the Classic Rock thread which puts it before any of Lennon's and McCartney's work).

He is not getting ignored by me. I love his solo work.

I like Lennon's early solo work, as opposed to his later stuff.

Plastic Ono Band is a great, crunchy, grungy album. Imagine is also good.....well....Imagine is the best song ever, but you also have Gimme Some Truth (one of the most kick *** songs ever), How (one of the most beautiful songs ever) and stuff like How do you Sleep? Great stuff.

Mother is truly emotional, especially the end. It sends shivers up my spine.

I don't like [i]Mother[/i]. I find it annoying. [i]How Do You Sleep?[/i] is cool, anti-McCartney-ism, with George playing on that track too.

Of course, [i]Imagine[/i] is the best song... ever, but album wise, no other Beatle can go against [b]All Things Must Pass[/b]. At least for me.

[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=051VUP1C[/url]

The Beatles Revolver.zip

Jimmy_Page: One After 909, I've Got a Feeling, Two of Us, Dig a Pony and I, Me Mine are all really good songs off Let It Be.

Personally, everyone says it's bad, but I think it's really really good.

I just bought a shirt today with the cover of Revolver on it, my favourite Beatles album, and now I'm listening to the album.

Beatles are my favourite band, and have been since I was a wee little one, and they will be until the day I die.

Yeah, I have Let it Be Naked and its way better then I expected it to be. Two of Us is a killer song, One After 909 is just plain fun....I've Got a Feeling is fun to groove to on the drums, and Dig a Pony is pretty cool (similar chord progressions though to Joe Cocker's cover of with a little help from my friends though....I think this came first though ;) )

Can someone give me a list of all the songs Ringo sings on? I can't get enough of Ringo singing.

I seem to recall someone mentioning this awhile back, but never saw a link to it. Anyways, my friend sent me this, it's really amazing.

[url]www.ukuleledisco.com/jake[/url]

And, if you want to see him just being awesome playing his own stuff, check this out.

[url]www.ukuleledisco.com/jakeconcert[/url]

He rocks the ukulele. Hard.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]I seem to recall someone mentioning this awhile back, but never saw a link to it. Anyways, my friend sent me this, it's really amazing.

[url]www.ukuleledisco.com/jake[/url]

And, if you want to see him just being awesome playing his own stuff, check this out.

[url]www.ukuleledisco.com/jakeconcert[/url]

He rocks the ukulele. Hard.[/QUOTE]

Is that Jake Shimabukuro!?!?!?

Another fan!?!? Alright!

I've got his Walking Down Rainhill CD and it's awesome!

He did a cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and it's effin' sweet.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Jimmy_Page: One After 909, I've Got a Feeling, Two of Us, Dig a Pony and I, Me Mine are all really good songs off Let It Be.

Personally, everyone says it's bad, but I think it's really really good.[/QUOTE]



That album is actually in my top 5. I think it's great. Could have been a little better if it weren't for Phil Spector.

I think its great too. I've Got A Feeling pwns everything :cool: .

[QUOTE=robo2448]Buy Plastic Ono Band if you don't have it. If you give it a chance and listen to it all the way through, you'll probably like it. If you've already tried it, then I guess his stuff just isn't for you. Oh well. Everybody's has different tastes.[/QUOTE]


Does anyone here have Live Peace in Toronto I really like that. It has my favorite versions of a lot of John's stuff. UNfortunately it's really only one side because the second side is just Yoko stuff.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]Is that Jake Shimabukuro!?!?!?

Another fan!?!? Alright!

I've got his Walking Down Rainhill CD and it's awesome!

He did a cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and it's effin' sweet.[/QUOTE]

You're my hero. You need to send me more of his stuff!

[QUOTE=robo2448]Definitely Revolver, then MMT, then Let it Be. Then solo albums, then early stuff. You got a lot to buy. Anyone want to recommend me a McCartney solo album to buy? I think it fits in this thread. But is his solo career any good?[/QUOTE]

I think Band on the Run is Paul's best solo album.

[QUOTE=eghed]Does anyone here have Live Peace in Toronto I really like that. It has my favorite versions of a lot of John's stuff. UNfortunately it's really only one side because the second side is just Yoko stuff.[/QUOTE]

Listen to it with earphones, but only use one, and fix the settings so you barely hear her wailing, and you can just hear Clapton soloing :cool:. Thanks for the McCartney recommendation, I'll check that out. Do you know if his live stuff is any good?

[QUOTE=robo2448]Listen to it with earphones, but only use one, and fix the settings so you barely hear her wailing, and you can just hear Clapton soloing :cool:. Thanks for the McCartney recommendation, I'll check that out. Do you know if his live stuff is any good?[/QUOTE]

Yes Paul's live stuff is excellent. Wings over America is probably his best it is my dad's favorite live album of all time.

i have started to like them what album should i get

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]You're my hero. You need to send me more of his stuff![/QUOTE]

I've got it all in m4a files, so do you have iTunes? A lot of it is really brilliantly composed like hawaiian jazz.

[QUOTE=cliff solos for all]i have started to like them what album should i get[/QUOTE]



Any album.

Except maybe Yellow Submarine

If you don't own anything, I'd buy 1 first. So what if it's a ****ty collection, it will get you into the band and gives you a good overview of their early years especially. The first studio album I would buy would be Rubber Soul, as it was the first Beatles album I got, and is a masterpiece. Simply brilliant. After that, I would go this route Revolver> Sgt. Peppers> Magical Mystery Tour> The White Album> Abbey Road> Let it Be. If you like those go back to early stuff or solo careers.

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]I've got it all in m4a files, so do you have iTunes? A lot of it is really brilliantly composed like hawaiian jazz.[/QUOTE]

Don't have iTunes, but I have a program that can convert m4a to mp3. I haven't heard much of his stuff, but I absolutely love what I have heard.

I'd like to know what the song ''I am the walrus'' is about??

[QUOTE=Iron_Weed]Except maybe Yellow Submarine[/QUOTE]
Which has some great songs in it.