Hahaha. That is a kind of funny mental image. So is them getting totally wasted on exotic indian drugs.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]Hahaha. That is a kind of funny mental image. So is them getting totally wasted on exotic indian drugs.[/QUOTE]

haha.

That should be in an episode of family guy.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]I listened to The Beatles from kindergarten to about 6th grade, then got crappy music taste, then started listening to good music again.[/QUOTE]


Yeah, that happened to me in 7th grade :upset:

Middle School=Suckage

I could say that the Beatles were single-handedly responsible for pulling me out of it, though

At least I never had a Titanic phase like my little sister

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Yeah, that happened to me in 7th grade :upset:

Middle School=Suckage

I could say that the Beatles were single-handedly responsible for pulling me out of it, though

At least I never had a Titanic phase like my little sister[/QUOTE]

Same thing happened with me. Rubber Soul, Revolver, and especially Sgt. Pepper's along with Tommy by The Who pulled me out my crappy music phase.

[QUOTE=robo2448]Same thing happened with me. Rubber Soul, Revolver, and especially Sgt. Pepper's along with Tommy by The Who pulled me out my crappy music phase.[/QUOTE]


I really didn't like Tommy the first time I heard it a few years ago, but I listened to it again last night and love it. I guess nobody gets high their first time :p

Tommy is amazing, probably my favorite album by The Who.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I really didn't like Tommy the first time I heard it a few years ago, but I listened to it again last night and love it. I guess nobody gets high their first time :p[/QUOTE]

I didn't like it the first time I heard it either. But then I listened to it again, got the concept and thought the whole album was genius.

To make this Beatles related, All Things Must Pass by George Harrison really pwns.

The usual story with me as well. I've been listening to The Beatles as long as I can remember, thanks to my parents who were young of that era.

Lennon is my favourite solo...Followed by Paul, whose tour I saw live last year.

I hate paul.


HATE.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I hate paul.


HATE.[/QUOTE]


But all you need is love? :confused:

Oh good, I wondered in on some Tommy talk.

George is my favorite solo Beatle.

I love all of them, but John or George is my favorite. Everyone seems to like Ringo and George, but a lot of people seem to either love or hate John and Paul.

/sick of favorite Beatle talk

I much prefer the favorite 5th Beatle talk

Wouldn't it be cool to be Dani Harrison and have an Uncle Clapton?

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]/sick of favorite Beatle talk

I much prefer the favorite 5th Beatle talk

Wouldn't it be cool to be Dani Harrison and have an Uncle Clapton?[/QUOTE]

Dhani Harrison's cool. Such a cool name too.

why hate Paul? Hes had the best solo career of them all

When I was like 7 or 8 they were my favorite band, had a bunch of their cds, knew all the songs and everything. That only lasted a few years though.

Ive came on to the beatles in the past 3 months and ive always heard people say that they are the best band of all time and i never really cared for that too much. But after getting into them and learning about them, I do have to admidt that I think there the best band ever and there not my favortite, but they got the stats to say there the best ever.

I had every Beatles album by the end of 6th grade.

[QUOTE=The Krabsman]I had every Beatles album by the end of 6th grade.[/QUOTE]


**** rich kids


:p

I had every Beatles album by the time I was born! Oh! Burn! Beat that, sucka.

My parents have awesome taste in music.

Has anyone heard Band on the Run by Paul McCartney's post beatles band Wings?

Its different to the Beatles but still very good.

[QUOTE=The Clash]why hate Paul? Hes had the best solo career of them all[/QUOTE]

lol!

Whoever said he hated Paul should not be in the Beatles thread. Because without Paul the Beatles wouldn't be what they were. And my favourite beatle is John! Paul had the most sucsesful solo career, but John had the best.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]lol![/QUOTE]

Be quiet, it's my opinion that he had the best after The beatles career too (I say after the beatles because that will include wings).

the white album is god-like and george harrison had the rockinest career- at least he didnt let his wife control his music *cough*john*cough*paul*

I think that John had the best solo career by far. I think John's music was much more interesting and creative than Paul's. This could be due to the fact that I connect with John's ideals and songs more, though.

My favorite Beatles were always in this order: John, George, Paul, and then Ringo. I like John for his more "rocking" songs and interesting subject. George is my second favorite, because he is one of the best artist I've ever heard at writing "sensitive" type songs. I don't like Paul as much, because his songs seem overly sweet to me, although I do like some of his songs a lot. Ringo is my least favorite because he had the least amount of songs so you really can't judge him.

[QUOTE=RubyTuesday]the white album is god-like and george harrison had the rockinest career- at least he didnt let his wife control his music *cough*john*cough*paul*[/QUOTE]

Yoko didn't control Johns music, just inspired some of it, and Linda McCartney didn't even want to be in music, Paul pressured her into it.

John's my favourite, and then i pretty much like the rest of them equally. John's songwriting has always astounded me though, and I think it only got better when paul suddenly had no say in their direction (john's songs i mean).

I can't choose between John and George.

All I know is I hate paul.

and I can be in this thread and hate him. It's perfectly fine =)

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I can't choose between John and George.

All I know is I hate paul.

and I can be in this thread and hate him. It's perfectly fine =)[/QUOTE]

No you can't, go away.. :p

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I can't choose between John and George.

All I know is I hate paul.

and I can be in this thread and hate him. It's perfectly fine =)[/QUOTE]
I felt like I hated Paul for a while too. I realized though that some of his compositions were truly great (in my opinion) such as Lovely Rita, For No One, Blackbird and Helter Skelter.

I also had trouble between choosing between John and George for a while too. I eventually found that I liked John better though because he had so many more good songs. My favorite John songs are Happiness is a Warm Gun, A Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away and Norwegian Wood.

I hope you eventually start to like Paul, because he was a good songwriter and musician, even if he wasn't as good as John or George. So give some of those McCartney songs another chance and perhaps they'll grow on you and then you'll be able to enjoy even more of the Beatles' music.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]I can't choose between John and George.

All I know is I hate paul.

and I can be in this thread and hate him. It's perfectly fine =)[/QUOTE]

Dude, get out. If it wasn't for Paul, there would be no Beatles. He was one of the best bassists who ever lived. Listen to the bass lines in Hello, Goodbye, Penny Lane, or just any other song. Listen how he sings and yet plays such a technical bass line at the same time. No one could do that at that time...

Oh, and I disagree that George had the best solo career. Most of his songs were religious and about life.

I think that John had the best solo career because his songs were abstract and you had to think about them. He also had the best voice, I think. (Him or Paul.)

I'm reading a lot of these posts and again, I am bewildered how much you guys single out Paul and say that you hate him. It makes me mad as hell! If you hate Paul, you're saying you hate the ****ing Beatles for crying out loud!

[QUOTE=RubyTuesday]the white album is god-like and george harrison had the rockinest career- at least he didnt let his wife control his music *cough*john*cough*paul*[/QUOTE]


She didn't control his music like what lepper said, she inspired him. But John started acting more differnt when he was with her. He started use drugs a lot and he did that whole "naked" thing with her.

[QUOTE=The Taxman]I'm reading a lot of these posts and again, I am bewildered how much you guys single out Paul and say that you hate him. It makes me mad as hell! If you hate Paul, you're saying you hate the ****ing Beatles for crying out loud![/QUOTE]
I used to dislike Paul for various reasons back when I was 10 and thought he was the cause of their break-up.
But more recently Paul and I have made ammends.

Taxman, learn how to edit posts.

People, if he says he hates Paul, he says he hates Paul. I don't know why he hates Paul, but don't go flipping out about it. I love Pink Floyd, I post in that thread VERY regularly, and I find that Roger Waters was a bit of a prick. I respect his songwriting abilities tremendously, but I don't like his character. Does that mean I can't post there? No. Paul is a very big liberal political activist, heavily into PETA and all that, and if someone doesn't agree with him personally, they have the right to say so. Now, like I said, I don't know why he said he doesn't like Paul, but at least try and find out if he has a decent reason before mindlessly telling him to leave my thread.

So, Rubber Soul... totally awesome, yes? I love You Won't See Me and Nowhere Man. Really awesome tracks, don't get much talk about. And about half of the other tracks on that album as well.

[QUOTE=DeusExMachina]
So, Rubber Soul... totally awesome, yes? I love You Won't See Me and Nowhere Man. Really awesome tracks, don't get much talk about. And about half of the other tracks on that album as well.[/QUOTE]

yeah thats probably my favorite album right now too. in my life and norwegian wood are so awesome

[QUOTE=bmxrunner]yeah thats probably my favorite album right now too. in my life and norwegian wood are so awesome[/QUOTE]


One of my favourite is Norwegian Wood. First song put on the radio with a sitar. :D

Let me rephrase this.

As a musician I respect paul for the most part. Of course the beatles wouldn't be the same, and I too really love some of pauls work.

As a person... He just seems annoying to me.. REALLY annoying.. Don't ask me why, prolly some trauma I had when I was younger. But he's always been my least favorite beatle. Just personality wise he has done some things I don't care much for.

Perhaps "hate" was too strong a word, but whatever.

[QUOTE=Flaminghotchino]Let me rephrase this.

As a musician I respect paul for the most part. Of course the beatles wouldn't be the same, and I too really love some of pauls work.

As a person... He just seems annoying to me.. REALLY annoying.. Don't ask me why, prolly some trauma I had when I was younger. But he's always been my least favorite beatle. Just personality wise he has done some things I don't care much for.

Perhaps "hate" was too strong a word, but whatever.[/QUOTE]

What did Paul do to you that was annoying?