[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Ah, you must not be in America. We get bupkis in out cereal boxes. That would be pretty darned nifty from the sound of it[/QUOTE]

No I'm from America I've just never had a box of cereal.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Excellent. So, this Beatallica thing, I've heard of them, never heard their stuff. They worth checking out?[/QUOTE]

I am a huge beatles fan, and i dont like a heap of metal, but Beatallica are very, very good and very funny, as long as you can see the funny side to it.

I have two posters and two t-shirts.

Happy Harrison's Birthday!

I have an Abbey Road t-shirt.

Has anyone seen The Roof Top Concert?

I'm trying to find a place where i can buy it.

Do you guys have any Beatles memorabiliar?
if you do what do u have?

Personally i have 1 Beatles poster (B/W)

I have in my possession the "Butcher " album.
Peace on Harrison`s B`day. :smoke:

[QUOTE=STP]I have in my possession the "Butcher " album.
Peace on Harrison`s B`day. :smoke:[/QUOTE]

No fricken way.

That thing is one of the most valuable record sleeves of all time.

I wrote an article about the butcher album for my monthly newsletter. I can forward a back issue to anyone if you want it.

My dads fav. band, and also one of mine.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]No fricken way.

That thing is one of the most valuable record sleeves of all time.[/QUOTE]

I saved my school lunch money, 1979 Beatlefest. :thumb:

Thx for starting a Beatles thread man i needed a place to relax.
At least a few people rember the beatles as the creators of classic rock that they were. From Mcartney and Lennon's lyrics and orchestral music to ringos simple drum beats and finally ending up with Harrison's guitar.
Harrison was one of the greatest guitarist, look at his work from Norweigen Wood, Blackbird, and She Came in Through the Bathroom Window.
Greatest Beatles
A Day in the Life
Norweigen Wood
Blackbird
Tax Man
Maxwell's Silver Hammer.
Also i found a copy of Hendrix performing Day Tripper with the beatles and it's hilarious man, remind me to post it up later along with the hendrix cover of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band

I've just watched the Beatles 1st ed sullivan show performance!

Wow, it's brilliant :thumb:

This might sound stupid to you big fans, but I was listening to the Beatles once and was wandering who was the Lead Guitarist? John or George?

George-Lead Guitar
John-Rythym Guitar
Paul- Bass
Ringo- Drooms

:)

You know somthing I should know but don't is did John switch to lead after he left?

[QUOTE=pinkfloyd1432002]Thx for starting a Beatles thread man i needed a place to relax.
At least a few people rember the beatles as the creators of classic rock that they were. From Mcartney and Lennon's lyrics and orchestral music to ringos simple drum beats and finally ending up with Harrison's guitar.
[B]Harrison was one of the greatest guitarist, look at his work [/B] from Norweigen Wood, [B]Blackbird[/B], and She Came in Through the Bathroom Window.[/QUOTE]
Blackbird was a McCartney song. He wrote the guitar work.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]You know somthing I should know but don't is did John switch to lead after he left?[/QUOTE]

I don't think so. George Harrison played lead on his Imagine album.

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]You know somthing I should know but don't is did John switch to lead after he left?[/QUOTE]
Depends on the song, George did Lead for the Albumn Imagine.
and also John played a hell of alot of piano after the beatles

i goit the doble disc white album for x-mas and i love it

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]George-Lead Guitar
John-Rythym Guitar
Paul- Bass
Ringo- Drooms

:)[/QUOTE]

I thought John was rythym cause he sings more than George and not many lead guitarists sing. Well thanks anyway.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]George-Lead Guitar
John-Rythym Guitar
Paul- Bass
Ringo- Drooms

:)[/QUOTE]

Does anybody know who played piano?

It's different on different songs, I think.

Paul played piano on Hey Jude and Let it Be.

[QUOTE=drumbumman]i goit the doble disc white album for x-mas and i love it[/QUOTE]

fantastic :thumb:

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]Does anybody know who played piano?[/QUOTE]


I think both John and Paul did, I know I read Paul learned how to play the piano young, and John had Imagine so...

I was listening to Helter Skelter around one of my friends and they said the begining sounded like a Ramones song. I've never heard a Ramones song, but if thats true I might start.

its considered the first metal song

i like helter skelter on there anthology cd, its acoustic but still good.

What about comparing them to the Ramones? Are they really like Helter Skelter? Sorry I usually wouldn't push for the answear like this, but I'm going to the cd store tomorrow and if they sound like Helter Skelter I'll pick somthing by them up (and that acoustic version of it sounded cool too I'll look for it :thumb: )

I ran into someone who thought that Helter Skelter and various other harder Beatles songs were rip offs of The Ramones. That's stupid though since The beatles were way before The Ramones.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]I ran into someone who thought that Helter Skelter and various other harder Beatles songs were rip offs of The Ramones. That's stupid though since The beatles were way before The Ramones.[/QUOTE]

:lol: thats just :lol:

Oh and happy 12,000 posts :chug:

Sorry bout all the smilies.

I already had 12000. When the guitar stronghold got deleted I lost about 300 :/

Oh wow that sucks man............happy 12,300 :chug:

Does anyone have a preference between the original sgt. pepper's or the reprise?

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]Does anyone have a preference between the original sgt. pepper's or the reprise?[/QUOTE]

All together I like the first one the best, but I like the guitar on the reprise better.

That's a brilliant album, isn't it :)

I remember that I had this shocked look on my face after the first three guitar notes of Sgt Peppers Lonly Hearts Club Band and it stayed that way until long after A Day in the Life was over.

I was wondering who plays the brass instruments on Sgt. Peppers?

[QUOTE=pigonthewing82]What about comparing them to the Ramones? Are they really like Helter Skelter? Sorry I usually wouldn't push for the answear like this, but I'm going to the cd store tomorrow and if they sound like Helter Skelter I'll pick somthing by them up (and that acoustic version of it sounded cool too I'll look for it :thumb: )[/QUOTE]

most definitely not. the ramones are all about simple, catchy power chords. un beatle-like.