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Jul 31, 2009 03:02PM
I felt it obvious to have them on here. -blushes at her own absurdity-
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WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOToo many GREAT songs to count!!
-shrugs- Okay then.
I RESPECT YOUR OPINIONS!! *has already said this* shut up stupid asterisks...
That's hard to say, asterisks.
ah! I LOVE the Beatles. Especially, Let It Be, Strawberry Fields Forever, and Hey Jude.
THANK YOU!!! I'd give you a hug but I don't know you! XD
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Ugh, I hated that song
jsut saw Across the Universe last night. If you like Beatles and if you are a peron who likes wierd creepy creative movies you will love:
-Across the Univers (awesome)
-Moulin Rouge (Fav movie of all time! I always cry!)
-Across the Univers (awesome)
-Moulin Rouge (Fav movie of all time! I always cry!)
And Austin, yellow submarine isn't in either movie :D lol
I'm a huge fan of the Beatles. My favorite songs are Real Love, Yes it is, Hey Jude, Strawberry Fields, Girl, Sexy Sadie...the list goes on and do you know why? Because the Beatles are my favorite group of all time, hands down! :)
My fav songs are Hey Jude, Let It Be, Dear Prudence, I Am Walrus, Strawberry Fields, and With a Little Help From My Friends
Redpath, right back at ya! ;)Madison, VERY good picks as well. I Am the Walrus played every morning on my alarm clock for about two years! I still LOVE that song. Good times...
Jonathan wrote: ""Come Together, rigght now, over me""Ohhhhhhhh...that is a GREAT song....nicely done Jonathan!
lol my sista's fav i play it for her on guitar all the time she memorized it I'm liker Payton payton Payton... lol
RedPath ~Enna-girl~ wrote: "I felt it obvious to have them on here. -blushes at her own absurdity-"
the best band EEEEEEEEEEEVVVVEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
the best band EEEEEEEEEEEVVVVEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
((THERE IS 2 GROUPS FOR THE BEATLES))
see my point? great band, it deserves two groups...i think i already said that
haha yup but it deserves getting said again
Apollo wrote: "((THERE IS 2 GROUPS FOR THE BEATLES))"
sorry, this group was not here when i made mine! i clickedon the show groups button, and there wz another 1 4 da beats. so i wz like, shiznitsss! but amazing band, deserves 2 groups. i hav all their albums!
sorry, this group was not here when i made mine! i clickedon the show groups button, and there wz another 1 4 da beats. so i wz like, shiznitsss! but amazing band, deserves 2 groups. i hav all their albums!
well i have all 600 and something songs they have ever made...I even have Across the Universe....witch wasn't that great of a movie..
you don't like across the universe??!!
Jon-michael wrote: "well i have all 600 and something songs they have ever made...I even have Across the Universe....witch wasn't that great of a movie.."you didn't like that??
it didn't live up to my expectations but it captured the peaceful and the war part of the 60s
First, I lived through the 60's, and I still keep up on most music, have had my own radio show, have seen both the Beatles and Paul McCartney in person. I just got the newly remastered boxed set, and play Rock Band The Beatles. I have at least 2 shelves of books on them.Whether you personally are into a band or not, does not make them a great or not great band.
Go to musicians from almost any genre, or even music textbooks, and they will explain how the Beatles grew, experimented and were way ahead of their time and invented new ways of writing and producing music at the time. The number of instruments they could play was amazing. They were the first group to use collections of recorded sounds, and to reverse track in their music.
If you look at Paul today, despite not reading music, but playing by ear (instruments including bass guitar, acoustic guitar, mellotron, mandolin, and many others)
he can also write (with a transcriber) for an entire symphony orchestra and choir.
If you just look at lyrics, you have another amazing example of their contribution to music: surrealistic "I am the Walrus", simple and hugely covered "Yesterday", psychedelic "Lucy in the Sky", mysterious "Norwegian Wood"--doing the first "themed" album: "Sargent Pepper's". . . So there is a lot to analyze as music here, whether you like them or not.
oh wow. thats so cool!you really got me thinking more about them
i used to think mostly about hte lyrics but yeah..the instrumentals also have a background.....
I dont like The Beatles that much =pNot my type of music.
