[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]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)[/QUOTE]
The french horn in Because.

bugle horn

I think the flute in The Fool on the Hill is really tastefully done. I have all Beatles CD's, to whoever asked. I also have some Lennon solo CD's, and a couple Harrison solo CD's, but most of them are live ones. Harrison's solo career was great though.

Oh, here's a good one. The mellotron on Strawberry Fields Forever.

Definitely. I know there's a lot of songs where they use unique instruments that are really awesome, but I don't want to look like a total idiot and say the wrong instrument... :lol:

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Definitely. I know there's a lot of songs where they use unique instruments that are really awesome, but I don't want to look like a total idiot and say the wrong instrument... :lol:[/QUOTE]
Don't worry, I already got one wrong.

Heh. Well, Yesterday is awesome, and it contains no guitar, bass, or drums. Nothing like a string quartet to make me get all giddy.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Heh. Well, Yesterday is awesome, and it contains no guitar, bass, or drums. Nothing like a string quartet to make me get all giddy.[/QUOTE]
123. How about Eleanor Rigby?

Elanor Rigby
 

[QUOTE=Woodstock]123. How about Eleanor Rigby?[/QUOTE]

Fantastic song!! One of the first beatles songs I really liked.

Yeah, Eleanor Rigby too! How did I forget that...? Stupid me.

I also like the Mellotron on "Flying":)

As far as I'm concerned, any Beatles song that has a cello on it is totally awesome. Not that I don't think all the songs are totally awesome, but cello songs get bonus points. Cello rocks my socks.

Edit: I'm slow. Yesterday has guitar and whatnot. When I said Yesterday, I meant Eleanor Rigby. I'm just slow sometimes.

You know my name, look up the number

Tommorow never knows

She said, She said

combine all of that into one post

The one after 909

Rain

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Heh. Well, Yesterday is awesome, and it contains no guitar, bass, or drums. Nothing like a string quartet to make me get all giddy.[/QUOTE]

I saw The Beatles do Yesteday life, and they actually did all four of them together, drum beat and all. It was quite good actually.

Favorite non-regular instrument. The Moog in Abbey Road. Especially during the first break in Maxwell's, it sounds so good.

Also, someone mentioned the French Horn in Because. Sorry, that's a Moog.

Cello rock my socks as well, but I can only think of two songs with it: Elanor Rigby and Blue Jay Way

Where would we be without the Moog?

/me feels stupid

When I said Yesterday up there, I meant Eleanor Rigby. Yesterday has guitar, Eleanor Rigby is the one where none of them play instruments... oops.

I just bought the "White album."

=)

I'm quite happy.

[QUOTE=Kupo]I just bought the "White album."

=)

I'm quite happy.[/QUOTE]


Is that the one with Back In The U.S.S.R. on it?

I can never remember whether it's on that or Sgt. Peppers. Anyways, enjoy.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Hehe, awesome.

I'm always listening to my parent's Beatles records. They're practicaly mine now :D[/QUOTE]
I stole my dads record player toput it in my room so i could steal his beatles records...hehehe :evil:

Topic: Best possible Beatles-related Christmas gift to receive

^Beatles on vinyl. :cool:

John Lennon rising from the dead. :)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]^Beatles on vinyl. :cool:[/QUOTE]
I only have Abbey Road and The White Album on vinyl.

Random: I saw a rare QMS on vinyl for 10$ to bad I dont have a record player.