I think if you changed around George and Ringo.

[QUOTE=-=Led_Hed=-]What has 9 arms and sucks... you guessed it Def Leoppard... heheh
anyway, just wondering, in I've Just Seen a Face is Ringo or Lennon singing[/QUOTE]

Thats very sad...its neither.. It's Paul McCartney. And I dont think Come Together is about the beatles...it was made as a song for some guy running for office but then he was arrested and so John kept the song for himself.

Does it have any meaning besides politics?

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]

[B]John:[/B]
He bag production he got [B]walrus gumboot[/B]
He got Ono sideboard he one spinal cracker
He got feet down below his knee
Hold you in his armchair you can feel his disease
Come together right now over me

[/QUOTE]

**** stragiht :D

I've recently fallen in love with the track "Happiness is a Warm Gun".

I gotta keep my out for white albums greats. When I first got it (about 2 monthes ago) Dear Prudence, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Birthday, and Helter Skelter, and Wild Honey Pie, really hit me hard.

But now I'm starting to dig further and further and realize this is really a great CD.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino] Wild Honey Pie
[/QUOTE]

Only Bealtes song that I feel is really, really bad and pointless filler.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Only Bealtes song that I feel is really, really bad and pointless filler.[/QUOTE]

haha although I see your point, I love it, it's so weird and short..and weird.

The Pixies do a sweet job of covering it if I do say so myself.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]haha although I see your point, I love it, it's so weird and short..and weird.

The Pixies do a sweet job of covering it if I do say so myself.[/QUOTE]

Pixies covered it? Interesting.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Pixies covered it? Interesting.[/QUOTE]

Yeah they covered it live, if you have any file sharing software I really reccomend giving it a listen. They really add their own style to it.. You'll see what I mean..

[QUOTE=sandman420]I think if you changed around George and Ringo.[/QUOTE]

I don't think so, the, "Got to be a joker" part has to be Ringo.

The spanish guitar bit at the end of "Wild Honey Pie" is rad.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]The spanish guitar bit at the end of "Wild Honey Pie" is rad.[/QUOTE]

hell yeah it is..who plays it?

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I've recently fallen in love with the track "Happiness is a Warm Gun".

I gotta keep my out for white albums greats. When I first got it (about 2 monthes ago) Dear Prudence, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Birthday, and Helter Skelter, and Wild Honey Pie, really hit me hard.

But now I'm starting to dig further and further and realize this is really a great CD.[/QUOTE]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun is a really great song. Used to be one of my favourite songs. I love songs that just go right into the singing :)

[QUOTE]hell yeah it is..who plays it?[/QUOTE]

My bet's on George, but I don't know.

Yeah I would think it's george as well..but I also thought perhaps it wasn't a beatle at all.. Might just be a sound effect..or someone else completely different playing..

But yeah if it was a beatle it was most likely George.

My opinion of The White Album dropped considerably when I listened to it on vinyl for the first time.

Back in the U.S.S.R., Dear Prudence, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Blackbird, Sexy Sadie, Helter Skelter, Revolution 9, and Revolution 1 are all great songs.

But there is just so much crap on there.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]My opinion of The White Album dropped considerably when I listened to it on vinyl for the first time.

Back in the U.S.S.R., Dear Prudence, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Blackbird, Sexy Sadie, Helter Skelter, Revolution 9, and Revolution 1 are all great songs.

But there is just so much crap on there.[/QUOTE]

I kinda get what you mean.. a lot of it seems to be filler..

Thats why I personally think I love Sgt. Peppers so much.. not only did I grow up on it.. and not only are the songs so great.. But there is absolutely no filler. It's just a perfectly wonderful listening expierence through and through.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I kinda get what you mean.. a lot of it seems to be filler..

Thats why I personally think I love Sgt. Peppers so much.. not only did I grow up on it.. and not only are the songs so great.. But there is absolutely no filler. It's just a perfectly wonderful listening expierence through and through.[/QUOTE]

I don't even like Sgt. Pepper's though. "A Day in the Life" and "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" are the only really good songs on there, IMO.

Abbey Road, Revolver, and Rubber Soul are all perfect albums though, I think. And MMT is a great album too.

I havent listened to abbey road much.. Revolver and Rubber Soul are wonderful..but I don't really listen to them straight through..

I can do that with MMT but I still think theres a bit of filler (Your Mother Should Know, Baby Your a Rich Man)

Idk I guess it's just weird for me to see how so many don't like Sgt. Peppers.. at first it seemed like a fad or something..or like people felt more unique too not like it... But I know your too intelligant for that..

I guess it may also have something to do with my love for psychedelic music.

I really think Sgt Peppers. Is one of the greatest records ever..

Really? I think Sgt. Pepper's is an awesome album. Rubber Soul and Sgt. Pepper's are my favorites right now.

Most of the songs are just flat-out boring to me :-\

Let it Be naked... was the first beatles album I actually bought with my own money...

It's an okay album but I find it to be on my lower list of beatles favorites.. It's a bit too folk/country like for me..

But Across the Universe, and Let It Be are truely amazing songs.

I just can't stand the long and winding road.

I like the Long and Winding Road. I can't remember the first Beatles album I bought.. Maybe Revolver or 1.

ehh.. I suppose Winding Road is okay for certain moods... But I mostly don't like it..and my mom always played that song when I put in the CD and it just..got..old fast..

Theres not a whole lot too that song is there..

First Beatles album I bought was Sgt. Peppers..I only knew a couple of the songs on it, and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.

I bought Abbey Road first, a fair few years ago now and got hooked immediately. I then got Revolver, Rubber Soul, Sgt. Peppers and Let It Be.

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]First Beatles album I bought was Sgt. Peppers..I only knew a couple of the songs on it, and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.[/QUOTE]
Ditto, and its been my favorite since. I just love everysong on their and that album basically introduced me to the Beatles which got me into David Bowie & CCR which got me into Iggy Pop & The Animals etc...

I also bought Sgt. Peppers first. Mostly because I knew the title track, and A Day In The Life. After that I began to love all the songs (although some not as much as others), and now I could say that it's my favorite.

I first bought the new Yellow Submarine (like previous post), then a year later I bought 1, then I got Rubber Soul and Abbey Road soon after that, then I got Sgt. Pepper's that Christmas, that next birthday I got the White Album, the following Christmas I got Revolver, next Christmas I got Let it Be...Naked, and the next birthday I got MMT.

My dad started me out on Sgt. Pepper and MMT when I was a few days old.