[QUOTE=Metafive]yes MMT was definately random, I wasn't really a fan of it, I didn't love it but I didn't hate it either, it's full of that kind of humour you might add in a school project science video with your friend that you make on your home video camera, but the dancing in the white suits to "Your Mother Should Know" was the best part of the whole movie, I downloaded it off the internet so you could try to get it there, whether it's worth it or not is your opinion.[/QUOTE]
It was filmed a short time after brian epstein died, they were like a boat with out a rudder at that point whihc is why MMT is.... not memorable and hard to sit through all of, Paul attempted to take controll during the filming i think aswell, i heard that some where

does anyone think A Day in the Life is a awesome and powerfull song... powerfull because it sounds depressive, and awesome because... it gives u this awesome feeling...

Was it written just after Brian Epsteins death? i was watching a tribute beatles thing to George harrison on RAGE and the film clip for A Day in the Life seemed to b at some sort of public funeral i guessed it would be for Brian Epstein can any one confirm or Correct me?

[QUOTE=panasonic youth] ... and it was bothering me awhile ago about why they stuck him with bass a lot of the time, but when you listen to some of the bass riffs they are amazing,[QUOTE]

They did? I thought it was all Paul...

[QUOTE=Sgt._Joker]does anyone think A Day in the Life is a awesome and powerfull song... powerfull because it sounds depressive, and awesome because... it gives u this awesome feeling...

Was it written just after Brian Epsteins death? i was watching a tribute beatles thing to George harrison on RAGE and the film clip for A Day in the Life seemed to b at some sort of public funeral i guessed it would be for Brian Epstein can any one confirm or Correct me?[/QUOTE]


A Day in the Life is the song to end all songs. It is the answer to life, the universe, and everything. It seems like the end of the world with that one las, final E chord, God I love that song.

Has anyone seen "Rust Never Sleeps"? I know livewired has... I love how it sounds when they play it over the speakers in the beginning

I just bought Sgt. Pepper. Finally, I'm giving up the compilations and moving to the real albums :p

[QUOTE=DonMancini]I just bought Sgt. Pepper. Finally, I'm giving up the compilations and moving to the real albums :p[/QUOTE]
Good, I hope you enjoy it. It's one of their best.

Sgt. Pepper's was my first album too

:gets all nostalgic:

the beatles rule all of they re songs are good and they are the foundation of rock

[QUOTE=DonMancini]I just bought Sgt. Pepper. Finally, I'm giving up the compilations and moving to the real albums :p[/QUOTE]
It's better to buy their later albums instead of compilations but on their early stuff it's alright to get compilations

john lennon
 

I wanna start buying saying the beatles rock and are a great musical influence to all.
Just wanted to know if any fans of john lennon changed their opinion of him when he started his solo career? :thumb:

I thought he ruined his career when he married Yoko.....





.....except for Imagine, it's a very good song

His solo career was very good. But he wrote better stuff in The Beatles.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Sgt. Pepper's was my first album too

:gets all nostalgic:[/QUOTE]
Magical Mystery Tour was mine.

/remembers the good 'ol days

fixing a hole... and revolution 9, changed my un-sober life

I don't remember what my first Beatles album was... It was probably some of the really poppy stuff, which my parents put on when I was uber young or something.

I personally am a big fan of Lennon's solo career, I LOVE Watching The Wheels. That song is brilliant. But, I prefer his work with The Beatles to his solo stuff.

I love Lennon's song from Sgt. Pepper, "Good Morning"

Yellow Submarine was the first Beatles album played to me. I can't see how people dislike that album.

Question: What musician was very upset when "Strawberry Fields Forever" came out, because that was the exact sound he was going for, and was too late to be original with it? Was it Syd Barrett? I cannot remember.

:)

[QUOTE=lennon-legend]I wanna start buying saying the beatles rock and are a great musical influence to all.
Just wanted to know if any fans of john lennon changed their opinion of him when he started his solo career? :thumb:[/QUOTE]

if u mean did John Lennon's solo career make me think worst of him? Absolutely not, infact it made me think higher of him, his belief's and ideals make way more sence then any religion i've heard of (i hope i havnt offended any one by saying that)

John Lennon has influenced me a whole f**king lot not just music wise, he is incredably wise and i think yoko helped bring out that part of him.

Music wise his solo career i think it was great, so great songs:
Give me Some Truth
How do you sleep (one of my favourite)
Imagine
Crippled inside
Instant Karma
We all shine on
Give Peace a Chance.

In closing, John Lennon is awesome and we should all try to learn from some of his statements, beliefs and truth.

Btw i heard John Lennon say about the Beatles break up and *fight* with paul (something along the lines of)
"You can have a fight with your best mate, and come to blows over it, if you like, but then u make up and he is ur best mate again, but when we do it its some kind of treachery... crime against the state..."
At first when i heard about Paul n John's *fight* i thought "treachery" but after hearing that it made a heap of sence to me, the media just blew it up outa preportion :thumb:

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yellow Submarine was the first Beatles album played to me. I can't see how people dislike that album.[/QUOTE]

Prolly because it's sort of a compilation. A very good one at that, but if you have all of their others there are only 4 ongs on it that aren't on any others. Great songs, though, some of their best.

I love John Lennon's "Working Class Hero", its just so true, I am constanty
kept doped with religion, sex and TV!

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Prolly because it's sort of a compilation. A very good one at that, but if you have all of their others there are only 4 ongs on it that aren't on any others. Great songs, though, some of their best.[QUOTE]

Which one? The original one or the re-issue? The re-issue is great, one of the best Beatle compilation CDS IMO, and the first CD I ever bought.

The first Beatles album I've been exposed too? Too hard to say. When I was a kid, probably Sgt. Pepper's and Magical Mystery Tour. But in "my new life" I have to say Yellow Submarine.

[QUOTE=Sgt._Joker]Btw i heard John Lennon say about the Beatles break up and *fight* with paul (something along the lines of)
"You can have a fight with your best mate, and come to blows over it, if you like, but then u make up and he is ur best mate again, but when we do it its some kind of treachery... crime against the state..."
At first when i heard about Paul n John's *fight* i thought "treachery" but after hearing that it made a heap of sence to me, the media just blew it up outa preportion :thumb:[/QUOTE]

It makes sense that the media definitely blew it out of proportion. I mean, the media makes it look like Yoko and Paul are at each other's necks all the time, and there was never a good relationship with The Beatles after they broke up, but Paul and Yoko worked together to try and get back the copyrights of the Beatles music (didn't succeed, sadly, but they did work together) and after John died, Ringo, George, Paul, and Yoko all did a lot of tribute stuff for him.

Does anyone else like the song Yesterday? I think it's one of their best.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Does anyone else like the song Yesterday? I think it's one of their best.[/QUOTE]
What do you think?

Come on the songs is so beautiful, its hard not to like it.

Yesterday > all pre '66 songs, except maybe In My Life.

Yesterday=classic tune
its one of Paul McCarney's best songs ever

whew, I just finished reading all the pages I've missed...

If you are a human being and you don't like the song Yesterday, something is probably wrong. Yesterday is the most covered song in history(at least that's what I've heard).
Has anyone else heard Bob Dylan's cover of Yesterday?

[QUOTE=guitrguy]What do you think?

Come on the songs is so beautiful, its hard not to like it.[/QUOTE]

It's hard if you're deaf.

/thread

[QUOTE=xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]whew, I just finished reading all the pages I've missed...

If you are a human being and you don't like the song Yesterday, something is probably wrong. Yesterday is the most covered song in history(at least that's what I've heard).
Has anyone else heard Bob Dylan's cover of Yesterday?[/QUOTE]

is it good?

[QUOTE=rock not roll]It's hard if you're deaf.

/thread[/QUOTE]
Beethoven was deaf