The Inner Light.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]The Inner Light.[/QUOTE]

Very good. I had never heard the song before, and it suprised me when they said it was the B side to Lady Madonna. Good job. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Magical_Mystery_Tour]Very good. I had never heard the song before, and it suprised me when they said it was the B side to Lady Madonna. Good job. :thumb:[/QUOTE]Hey Mark, look I'm posting, isn't that amazing. Anyways, I've never heard that song before.

[QUOTE]Hey Mark, look I'm posting, isn't that amazing. Anyways, I've never heard that song before.[/QUOTE]

It's a Harrison composition that combines sitar with some simple acoustic guitar. I like it. Jeff Lynne played it on the Concert For George.

Alright, cool. I haven't seen Concert For George either.. :(

I know my vinyl pretty well, but just LP's. I don't know anything about singles. That's me trying to get around saying I had no clue it was The Inner Light.

How many different songs did the Beatles have that included the sitar? I don't actually know the answer, this isn't like a quiz or anything. But I'll give you a prize if you find/know the answer.

I believe 4: Norweigian Wood, Love You To, Tomorrow Never Knows, and The Inner Light.

[QUOTE]I believe 4: Norweigian Wood, Love You To, Tomorrow Never Knows, and The Inner Light.[/QUOTE]

You forgot a biggie: Within You Without You

Also "Within You Without You". I can't think of any others at the moment.

[QUOTE]Also "Within You Without You". I can't think of any others at the moment.[/QUOTE]

/does the beaten dance

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]/does the beaten dance[/QUOTE]
I'm constantly getting beaten by CR regs :upset: And this 'un is only 15, still a bebe for Christ's sake.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]You forgot a biggie: Within You Without You[/QUOTE]

Haha! When I read that I said "Ooooooh!"

Yeah, that's how many I counted too. Five.

So I'm enrolled in a class at San Francisco State were the subject is The Beatles. Not only is it a fun class, it also counts as part of a GE segment! Far too awesome.

I would kill for a course like that. I doubt my university offers such a class.

Yeah, I wish there was a class like that here. That'd be awesome.

[QUOTE=Cardboard Headgear]So I'm enrolled in a class at San Francisco State were the subject is The Beatles. Not only is it a fun class, it also counts as part of a GE segment! Far too awesome.[/QUOTE]
I take it SFS is a very Liberal school. That would be an awesome class though. The closest thing I get to that I get/have to take is music history.

The Inner Light is easily the best sitar song The Beatles did. I've always thought it was a beautiful song.

/is downloading that song as we speak

/also has never heard it.:(

i'm surprised that so many people have not heard The Inner Light! Then again, it was never on an album, and not on "1", so I can see that happening.

Its always been one of my favorite Beatle songs, for like the past 5 years!

[QUOTE=guitrguy]I take it SFS is a very Liberal school.[/QUOTE]
Well yeah, it's San Francisco.

:p

Who else here, besides me, prefers the Naked version of Let It Be to the original

the Naked is way better IMO

I don't think I've heard the Inner Light. I may already have it though...I'll have to look around.

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I just watched the Come Together one, it was amazing. I don't have time to watch the other ones at the moment, but I defintely will. That was so cool. I'll leave it at that.

Those are really cool. Snazzy.

Wow, those are awesome.

That was cool. I finally heard The Inner Light, it's a good song.

Dude that's crazy!

I'll have to watch some more of them sometime

So lately I've been listening to I'm Only Sleeping, And Your Bird Can Sing, and Michelle probably more than is healthy.

EDIT: I forgot Here, There and Everywhere. I'm on quite a Revolver kick.

And Your Bird Can Sing is a really good Beatles song, I love it.

I love the layers and layers of guitars used in that song, very melodic.

I know I said before that I wasn't that fond of And Your Bird Can Sing, but like most Beatles songs, I'm warming up to it.

"And Your Bird Can Sing" is pretty awesome. I really love the "fast switching chords" guitar intro.

I love revolution 1. in my opinion, that is the perfect song. If only George Harrison used the bridge pickup on the white album for the rhythm parts...

[QUOTE]If only George Harrison used the bridge pickup on the white album for the rhythm parts...[/QUOTE]

Why do you say this?

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]And Your Bird Can Sing is a really good Beatles song, I love it.[/QUOTE]

I don't care to much for it. It's a decent song but not great IMO. The anthology version where Paul can't stop laughing is pretty good though.

Is it just me, or does Lady Madonna sound like it was recorded during the Let it Be recording sessions? The way Paul's vocals are recorded sound a lot like how they are on much of Let it Be...

Speaking of Revolver...

For No One is the best song on that album. Followed closely by I'm Only Sleeping, Here There and Everywhere, and Eleanor Rigby.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Speaking of Revolver...

For No One is the best song on that album. Followed closely by I'm Only Sleeping, Here There and Everywhere, and Eleanor Rigby.[/QUOTE]

Sorry but you didn't mention [I]Taxman[/I]...

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Is it just me, or does Lady Madonna sound like it was recorded during the Let it Be recording sessions? The way Paul's vocals are recorded sound a lot like how they are on much of Let it Be...[/QUOTE]

Well, seeing as Lady Madonna came out in early 1968, and Let it Be was recorded in January 1969, I can easily see how that's possible.