Yeah it definitally ain't a BEatles song, unless its a rare bootleg or something. Not an official album release, because I would know of its existence, and I've never heard of it before.

If he does mean the Rolling Stones song, then he has to be horribly misguided or trolling, because it came out in 1981 and sounds nothing like a Beatles song.

Yeah, I don't know Waiting on a Friend as a Beatles song...

So, GeorgeHarrison, how was the show?

/Lame bump

Well then im not a Beatles failure. He's just stupid. Hooray for me!

Erm... bump. I suppose.

That Celebrity Death Match bit was funny.

All Things Must Pass is amazing. Rubber Soul is awesome. That's what I've been listening to.

I'm listening to ATMP right now. It's hot.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]I'm listening to ATMP right now. It's hot.[/QUOTE]Haha yeah. I still need to get that album.

i've never heard ATMP. i've only heard Lennon's solo work, and only then moreso his earlier stuff.

/feels ashamed, then remembers happiness when I get to see Paul in 11 days!

I found a cassette of old school Beatles tracks today in my room and was listening to it in my car. Songs like Love Me Do and Eight Days a Week, and the like. Hehe, so poppy and fun.

hey some of that early stuff is pretty damn good

my favs are Please PLease Me, Twist and SHout, I feel fine, hard day's night, I should have known better, and I love her....all pre Rubber Soul stuff....

I really like listening to [I]One[/I] to get a good sense of the evolution of the band.

One was my second CD, and I don't really like it. All their really really good singles (Revolution, Strawberry Fields Forever, the Inner Light, etc.) isn't on there. And the whole concept of the CD is fraud anyway, since their first number #1 hit isn't even on there (please please me), and love me do, something, and come together never made it to #1.

I'd much rather get both Past Masters, that way you have all their singles on two CDs.

Speaking of tapes! My friend had some beatles tapes and I put them in his tape player...haha and his tape player appareantley is screwed. And it was played in ultra slow motion, on the song "Don't Bother Me" sounded like it was sung by Satan. It was pretty funny.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]One was my second CD, and I don't really like it. All their really really good singles (Revolution, Strawberry Fields Forever, the Inner Light, etc.) isn't on there. And the whole concept of the CD is fraud anyway, since their first number #1 hit isn't even on there (please please me), and love me do, something, and come together never made it to #1.

I'd much rather get both Past Masters, that way you have all their singles on two CDs.[/QUOTE]
Meh. It's not amazing, but for what it is, I think One is quite good.

Seafroggys, you're seeing Paul in 11 days? That's awesome. What area of the country is that?

1 got me into the Beatles. So it has special significance for me. My parents had it, I liked it a lot and got Rubber Soul and then I really started getting into the Beatles.

I lost my One CD awhile ago.

One also got me into The Beatles...I dont know why i bought it, but I was christmas shopping and there was a deal. And I bought it...I dont know what made me buy it though. But I loved it :)

[QUOTE=HighVoltageRockNRoll]One also got me into The Beatles...I dont know why i bought it, but I was christmas shopping and there was a deal. And I bought it...I dont know what made me buy it though. But I loved it :)[/QUOTE]
Divine intervention, clearly.

My first Beatles album was Revolver. Even though I was raised on them, I knew practically every song off Rubber Soul, Sgt. Peppers, Abbey Road.

My first was Sgt. Peppers although in 3rd grade while playing N64 me and my best friend would listen to Yellow Submarine from [I]One[/I] on repeat. Which is one of the main reasons why I hate that song now. I heard it for about 2 hours each day for like 6 a year before we discovered the CD had more good songs.

[QUOTE]My first was Sgt. Peppers although in 3rd grade while playing N64 me and my best friend would listen to Yellow Submarine from One on repeat. Which is one of the main reasons why I hate that song now. I heard it for about 2 hours each day for like 6 a year before we discovered the CD had more good songs.[/QUOTE]

I can barely stand listening to that song once.

Psh. I enjoy that song. Screw you guys! :stick out tongue:

But in all honesty, I agree. It's not one of their stronger releases by any means.

I still like the song though.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Meh. It's not amazing, but for what it is, I think One is quite good.

Seafroggys, you're seeing Paul in 11 days? That's awesome. What area of the country is that?[/QUOTE]

November 4th....Portland Oregon! yeah!

Also, to an above poster, mentioning the 1 album coming out during 3rd grade? Dude your so young. It came out my 8th grade year, which seems like awhile ago. 3rd grade was 10 years ago for me, long time ago.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]hey some of that early stuff is pretty damn good

my favs are Please PLease Me, Twist and SHout, I feel fine, hard day's night, I should have known better, and I love her....all pre Rubber Soul stuff....[/QUOTE]

Never said it wasn't good, I quite enjoy listening to their early stuff.

/late :-/

Yeah, the early stuff are good. If I Fell, Twist and Shout and Hard Day's Night are awesome songs.

One came out when I was in 4th grade..

I wouldn't be surprised if Lennon blew out his voice when recording Mr. Postman. He really goes all out on that song!

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]November 4th....Portland Oregon! yeah!

Also, to an above poster, mentioning the 1 album coming out during 3rd grade? Dude your so young. It came out my 8th grade year, which seems like awhile ago. 3rd grade was 10 years ago for me, long time ago.[/QUOTE]
I just checked and it would have been the summer before 4th grade I think for me. I actually thought it came out in the 90's. Wow 2000 seems like along time ago.
I wish I would've known who George Harrison is before he died.