nope, and nope (not obscene enough, woodstock ;))

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]nope, and nope (not obscene enough, woodstock ;))[/QUOTE]
Well, that's the only one I know of. Maybe it was in the song Revolution 9?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Hmmm... If he was I didn't notice, but that was before I was heavily into the Beatles

Beatles Trivia:
In which song was there a suspected undeleted ...er obscene word..
and (for bonus) what do you think it says exactly[/QUOTE]


Day tripper.

It says, "She's a big teaser."

The original version says "She's a prick teaser."

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Day tripper.

It says, "She's a big teaser."

The original version says "She's a prick teaser."[/QUOTE]
Pfft, mine was better :p

mm nope
here's a psuedo-hint: It isn't really confirmed as a swear, its sort of whatever you think it is, but to some it sounds like "f*cking hell, got the wrong chord"

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Hmmm... If he was I didn't notice, but that was before I was heavily into the Beatles

Beatles Trivia:
In which song was there a suspected undeleted ...er obscene word..
and (for bonus) what do you think it says exactly[/QUOTE]

in hey jude after john messes up a little u can hear him go "oh f*ck" or soemthing

I actually dont know this, I probably do, but I cant think of it.

[QUOTE=NERFHERDER111]in hey jude after john messes up a little u can hear him go "oh f*ck" or soemthing[/QUOTE]
yeap :dingdingding: you win a virtual cookie. no.

yeah its at 2:58, give it a listen and tell me what you think it is

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]yeap :dingdingding: you win a virtual cookie. no.

yeah its at 2:58, give it a listen and tell me what you think it is[/QUOTE]
Ha, let me try that.

Ha, you're right. It sounds like: "Wrong chord! F[COLOR=White]u[/COLOR]cking hell!

ha ain't it grand? There are other theories as to what it says, but who knows

Has anyone heard the cover [I]a perfect circle [/I] did on John Lennon's [I]Imagine[/I]
its pretty deep. Some wanna-be musicians at my school say [I]a perfect circle[/I]'s version is better than John's, come on, NOTHING beats the original.

[QUOTE=punk_related]Has anyone heard the cover [I]a perfect circle [/I] did on John Lennon's [I]Imagine[/I]
its pretty deep. Some wanna-be musicians at my school say [I]a perfect circle[/I]'s version is better than John's, come on, NOTHING beats the original.[/QUOTE]
True, nothing beats the original.

Imagine>all

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]yeap :dingdingding: you win a virtual cookie. no.

yeah its at 2:58, give it a listen and tell me what you think it is[/QUOTE]

dude, i definently hear something, but i just can't make out what it is

Imagine>all rock, classical (except this one song maybe), jazz, pop, blues, folk, everything.

I listened to Hey Jude, and I always have heard John say "oh" at that part. Now I know why.

im gonna go get my CD now.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]True, nothing beats the original.

Imagine>all[/QUOTE]


Working Class Hero & Imagine = VERY close tie.

Yeah, Working Class Hero is great, but Imagine gives shivers down your spine when you hear those first chords.

C for three counts, C7 for one, F for three, C7 for one....

the best opening piano chords of all time.

I can play and sing Imagine too (the only song I can sing and stay in tune). I should post recordings.

mmI love Working Class Hero, I quote it far too often
ex:
There's room at the top, they're telling you still
But first you must learn how to smile as you kill

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]yeah its at 2:58, give it a listen and tell me what you think it is[/QUOTE]
Yeah I found that out when i was 7, i would actual listen to that song and wait for that part and the ending.

Call me crazy, but I say Watching The Wheels is at least as good as Imagine.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]We have the CD for that, and I saw the video on TV. Great stuff.

And having like 15 guys playing at once. Three drummers, assloads of rhythm players, several bass and leads....oh baby.[/QUOTE]
oh yeah, i saw that, it was awesome, he really likes indian style music

George is so awesome. I love the live recording of Something, and While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

What Beatles solo cds do you guys have?

I have George Harrison - Brainwashed

and might be getting John Lennon - Lennon Legend soon.

I have Lennon Legend
Off the Ground- Paul McCartney

Best albums? Personally I would have to say the best is Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, followed by The White Album. It's hard to say which is the best, but my choice was influenced by the overall good songs in a cd, those two albums you can just hit the play button and sit back and relax to some good music. definately Srgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and White Album.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]What Beatles solo cds do you guys have?

I have George Harrison - Brainwashed

and might be getting John Lennon - Lennon Legend soon.[/QUOTE]

I have Brainwashed. It's fabulous.

It's my only George Harrison album though :(

I really want to get All Things Must Pass.

Hey Bulldog :thumb:

I have Imagine and Lennon Legend.

I also have a ton of McCartney solo CD's.

I have every vinyl they ever released, emi and capital

I reeeeeally want:
"Acoustic"- John Lennon

[QUOTE=guitrguy]I really want to get All Things Must Pass.[/QUOTE]
I have that on viynl it is excellent. I also have two Mcartney albums on viynl.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]I have Lennon Legend
Off the Ground- Paul McCartney[/QUOTE]

Meh, I hate compilations.

I own Plastic Ono Band and Imagine. With both of those, you really don't need much else. I could live off these CDs for a lifetime (well, maybe throw Abbey Road in there).

[QUOTE=BillCosby]I reeeeeally want:
"Acoustic"- John Lennon[/QUOTE]

Maybe if you are very good santa will bring it to you. Unless you live in Canada, then you are screwed :lol:

Just kidding I love Canada

I just obtained Past Masters vol. 2 which has "The Inner Light" which I thought was a really spiffy indian-style ditty. (Ha I said ditty!)
I think Harrison's intro in Yellow Submarine is hilarious for that reason... its like "oh there goes george and his sitars..."

Sorry I am a little giddy today, last day of school beofre break.. come onnn only a few hours to kill, almost killed independent study latin.. just a few more minutes... Maybe I will get a sitar for christmas

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Maybe if you are very good santa will bring it to you. Unless you live in Canada, then you are screwed :lol:

Just kidding I love Canada

I just obtained Past Masters vol. 2 which has "The Inner Light" which I thought was a really spiffy indian-style ditty. (Ha I said ditty!)
I think Harrison's intro in Yellow Submarine is hilarious for that reason... its like "oh there goes george and his sitars..."

Sorry I am a little giddy today, last day of school beofre break.. come onnn only a few hours to kill, almost killed independent study latin.. just a few more minutes... Maybe I will get a sitar for christmas[/QUOTE]
But santa pretty much lives in Canada.

Wow that would be amazing to get a sitar for Christmas.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Maybe if you are very good santa will bring it to you. Unless you live in Canada, then you are screwed :lol:

Just kidding I love Canada
[/QUOTE]

For your information, Santa even does Canada first :mad:

:p

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]What Beatles solo cds do you guys have?

I have George Harrison - Brainwashed

and might be getting John Lennon - Lennon Legend soon.[/QUOTE]

The White Album
One
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Magical Mystery Tour

[QUOTE=Livewired]But santa pretty much lives in Canada.

Wow that would be amazing to get a sitar for Christmas.[/QUOTE]


Actually, (I thought you should know this) Santa lives in Texas. So does Jesus Christ.
Everyone knows that!

...Or yellowknife, whichever

Speaking of sitars, which is your favorite Beatles song with an unconventional (not drum/bass/guitar) instument? (exapmle: clarinet in when I'm 64)