Favorite Beatles song?

[Instant K4rma]

Either "In My Life", "Revolution", or "While my Guitar Gently Weeps".

 

[lukemdizzle]

I am the Walrus

 

[Misaek]

Probably Eleanor Rigby or Helter Skelter.

 

[Tempest Fennac]

Mine's definitly Within You Without You, but I really like Across the Universe, Long and Winding Road, Let it be, Blue Jay Way and A Day in the Life as well.

 

[EscapeGoat_v1legacy]

Hmm, tough choice.

I think I'll go with either While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Here Comes The Sun or I Am The Walrus, although I do love the entire back catalogue of the band.

 

[Summerstorm]

Yesterday.... all my trouble seemed so far away... (sing)

 

[Red Rum]

"Eight Days a Week"

 

[TheBarefootBandit]

Hello Goodbye. Listening to it right now.

 

[electric_warrior]

strawberry fields forever, day in the life or let it be

 

[Woem]

Eleanor Rigby.

All the lonely people
Where do they all come from?
All the lonely people
Where do they all belong?

Eleanor rigby died in the church and was buried along with her name
Nobody came
Father mckenzie wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave
No one was saved

 

[Mcface]

The Beatles nearly killed rock and roll. so none.

The beatles started the rock scene. by todays standards they aren't rock, but in their day htey were revolutionary.

OT: My favourite would have to be Elanor Rigby.

Uh, no. Not by any means.
50s rock had much more energy and was much more intense.
In the 60s rock and roll slowed down until the watered down Beatles crap came out, not only did they make a whole generation thinking that was rock and roll, they spawned a whole retarded offspring of indy rock that now plagues music in general.

 

[madcap2112]

I love Strawberry Fields Forever.

Did anyone else hear that a never released Beatles album is going to be released soon?

Edit: Sorry, not a unreleased album but remastered stereo versions of all their albums.

The remastered albums come out this week on the 9th.

 

[Sipo]

im not rrly into the beatles....but i appreciate wat they did for music. i do like " Maxwells Silver Hammer" pretty funny. and Come together is good 2

 

[Godavari]

Hey Jude

 

[maddawg IAJI]

The Beatles nearly killed rock and roll. so none.

The beatles started the rock scene. by todays standards they aren't rock, but in their day htey were revolutionary.

OT: My favourite would have to be Elanor Rigby.

Uh, no. Not by any means.
50s rock had much more energy and was much more intense.
In the 60s rock and roll slowed down until the watered down Beatles crap came out, not only did they make a whole generation thinking that was rock and roll, they spawned a whole retarded offspring of indy rock that now plagues music in general.

The 50s music was called Rockabilly. They combined blues with Country (Or at that time Hillbilly music.)with pop lyrics. When the Beatles emerged they practically copied Elvis before they started to put more of a message in there music. The Beatles are the people who put Rock on the map. They can't ruin what they started. There the reason why American rock bands (Such as The Eagles, Aerosmith,The Foo Fighters had such big following in America because since the Beatles,Kinks and the Who were British they hardly toured here.)

Metal stated as Indie Rock, Country started as Indie Rock, ROCK IN GENREAL STARTED AS INDIE ROCK! Why are you mocking what Rock started as.

OT:

I have three Favorite songs.
Come Together (Although I do enjoy the Aerosmith version better)
Elenor Rigby (But then again who dosen't like that song.)
and
Love me do (I gotta pick one from there earlier years and there isn't one better then Love me do.)

 

[Antlers]

While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Helter Skelter maybe... And Get Back.

 

[The87Italians]

Yesterday or Hard Days Night

 

[stu_thomo]

You're Going To Loose That Girl

One of the reasons i love the Help! movie.