[QUOTE=Schyma]Right now "Across the Universe". (not all time though)[/QUOTE]

ATU is my default favorite beatles song. The first time I heard it I couldn't speak or think right for hours
I was on the bus when I first heard it, (my bus ride was 30 min. or so through the woods), and it was early fall, during a rainstorm. I had just found Let It Be the night before. I could barely see out the window to stare out of it (which is all there is to do on such a busride), and when I heard the first few measures I was in full-body paralysis
My English teacher wasn't in for D-Block, and he didn't leave us any work, so I got my CD player (this was before they were banned) and sat next to the big windowsill and watched a torrential downpour over the courtyard/athletic fields/mountains/river. By the time he class was over I was soaked, and I sat that way in Spanish class. I was still quite spacy

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]ATU is my default favorite beatles song. The first time I heard it I couldn't speak or think right for hours
I was on the bus when I first heard it, (my bus ride was 30 min. or so through the woods), and it was early fall, during a rainstorm. I had just found Let It Be the night before. I could barely see out the window to stare out of it (which is all there is to do on such a busride), and when I heard the first few measures I was in full-body paralysis
My English teacher wasn't in for D-Block, and he didn't leave us any work, so I got my CD player (this was before they were banned) and sat next to the big windowsill and watched a torrential downpour over the courtyard/athletic fields/mountains/river. By the time he class was over I was soaked, and I sat that way in Spanish class. I was still quite spacy[/QUOTE]

Jesus, just give us your life story, whydon'tya? :p

My favorite Beatles song is either Strawberry Fields Forever, All My Loving, or We Can Work It Out.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]Jesus, just give us your life story, whydon'tya? :p

My favorite Beatles song is either Strawberry Fields Forever, All My Loving, or We Can Work It Out.[/QUOTE]

I was shocked the first time I heard Strawberry Fields. That was my favorite Beatles song for a while.

top fav beatles albums.

1. Sgt. Peppers
2. Revolver
3. Magical Mystery Tour
4. Let It Be
5. Rubber Soul

I'd say my top 5 list would be:

White Album
Rubber Soul
Abbey Road
Sgt. Pepper's
Revolver

Has anyone seen "The Rutles"? It's done by Eric Idle of Monty Python, and it's a spoof of the Beatles. It's really, really brilliant. Dirk, Stig, Nasty, and Barry: The Pre-Fab Four.

Well I made a thread but no one seemed to care. But has anyone heard Paul McCartney's new single "fine line" it's really starting to grown on me. The only think that bothers me is that he sings everything like "everyting" (without the h) it's a little weird. But it's actually pretty catchy.

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As for my favourite Beatles song right now, I'm also gonna have to say Across The Universe. That's a really great song, that Im just starting to listen to more. Im really liking the music off Let It Be it's alot more raw and emotional, and I like the little talking in between the songs.

[QUOTE=drugstore cowboy]Has anyone seen "The Rutles"? It's done by Eric Idle of Monty Python, and it's a spoof of the Beatles. It's really, really brilliant. Dirk, Stig, Nasty, and Barry: The Pre-Fab Four.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I've seen them on SNL. Hilarious.

Right now my favortie Beatles song is Sgt. Peppers Reprise

My top 5 fav albums would be:

1) Sgt. Peppers
2) White Album
3) Magical Mystery Tour
4) Abbey Road
5) Revolver

[QUOTE=HighVoltageRockNRoll]Well I made a thread but no one seemed to care. But has anyone heard Paul McCartney's new single "fine line" it's really starting to grown on me. The only think that bothers me is that he sings everything like "everyting" (without the h) it's a little weird. But it's actually pretty catchy.

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[/QUOTE]

Maybe he's been spending some time in Jamaica
Thanks for the track :thumb:

I decided I needed to learn a new song that I can play on acoustics, so I learned Blackbird. Once you get the fingerpicking pattern down, it's very easy, and really fun to play.

Yes, that's almost as common a song to play on guitar as Stairway. It is really easy once you get it down. :)

Across the Universe was one of my favorite beatles songs for a while.

Along with, Within You, Without You, Taxman, and Blue Jay Way

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]Across the Universe was one of my favorite beatles songs for a while.

Along with, Within You, Without You, Taxman, and Blue Jay Way[/QUOTE]


You seem like a Harrison fan...

[QUOTE=magicbus]I decided I needed to learn a new song that I can play on acoustics, so I learned Blackbird. Once you get the fingerpicking pattern down, it's very easy, and really fun to play.[/QUOTE]
That was the first song I ever learned how to play. I love it.

And I thought I was special or something :upset:

But seriously, it's real good for a little song to whip out around the campfire.

It's so unlike everything else on the album- Helter Skelter and USSR,etc. Nice little mellow number. Sometimes a simple acoustic guitar part sounds better than all the other complex studio stuff one can do.

[QUOTE=rockinbass17]It's so unlike everything else on the album- Helter Skelter and USSR,etc. Nice little mellow number. Sometimes a simple acoustic guitar part sounds better than all the other complex studio stuff one can do.[/QUOTE]

That is so true, I mean look at Bob Dylan's stuff before he went electic, or John Lennon's solo career. People get so caught up with trying to make the most complex hard to play song that by the end they are playing somthing that they only wrote to be hard, rather then writing somthing simple but from the heart.

Has anyone seen the movie "I am Sam" with sean penn? It has a ton of Beatle references and the whole soundtrack to the movie is all beatles songs, unfortuantly there all by different artists. Check out that movie to see the beatle references and facts. I picked up a few beatle facts from that movie.

[QUOTE=The Clash]Has anyone seen the movie "I am Sam" with sean penn? It has a ton of Beatle references and the whole soundtrack to the movie is all beatles songs, unfortuantly there all by different artists. Check out that movie to see the beatle references and facts. I picked up a few beatle facts from that movie.[/QUOTE]

Does anybody good do the covers?

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Does anybody good do the covers?[/QUOTE]

I dont know any of the bands that did the covers but there was one that i sorta liked. Whoever covererd "Youve got to hide your love away" did pretty good.

[QUOTE=The Clash]I dont know any of the bands that did the covers but there was one that i sorta liked. Whoever covererd "Youve got to hide your love away" did pretty good.[/QUOTE]

Cool, yeah I always wonder about Bealtes covers, I mean its pretty hard to top the Beatles. Though I have a Hendrix cd where he does a great cover of "Tomorrow Never Knows"

I hate how Micheal Jackson owns the rights to the songs. I hate Jackson with a passion that little........Little boy molesterer!

I wish i could get real music tones for my cell phone instead of STUPID Poly's.

[QUOTE=The Clash]I hate how Micheal Jackson owns the rights to the songs. I hate Jackson with a passion that little........Little boy molesterer!

I wish i could get real music tones for my cell phone instead of STUPID Poly's.[/QUOTE]

If you want it on your cell phone just say your going to use it in a nike commercial, I'm sure he'll have no problem giving it to you then.

boy..... you gotta CARRY THAT WEIGHT......CARRY THAT WEIGHT a long time!

Why does Michael Jackson own their songs?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Why does Michael Jackson own their songs?[/QUOTE]

He bought the rights to most of the songs from Paul McCartney.

Ironically, Paul was the one who told him to buy rights to songs because it's a good investment.

Paul owns the latter stuff, though. Like, everything after Sgt. Pepper.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Paul owns the latter stuff, though. Like, everything after Sgt. Pepper.[/QUOTE]

Wait so it was Paul who sold Revolution to Nike!!!!!!

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Wait so it was Paul who sold Revolution to Nike!!!!!![/QUOTE]

That might have been Jackson, he bought their singles too I think.