Post the best Beatles song of all time, iyo and your reason
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Post the best Beatles song of all time, iyo and your reason
I will post an mp3 when i get home.
my pick?
"Girl"
Why?
fantastic song.
beautiful in its simplicity. lennon's vocals seem so sincere. the writing isnt overwrought, but still touches..tells a story like most great beatles songs do. great harmonies. beautiful, sparse guitar. talks about, well, a girl. not a complicated recipe for perfection.
your turn.
my pick?
"Girl"
Why?
fantastic song.
beautiful in its simplicity. lennon's vocals seem so sincere. the writing isnt overwrought, but still touches..tells a story like most great beatles songs do. great harmonies. beautiful, sparse guitar. talks about, well, a girl. not a complicated recipe for perfection.
your turn.
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"In My Life." Touching song about relationships come and gone that could have easily been turned into maudlin pap, but the Beatles pull it off well. The lyrics and the music are both perfection. Love that 5 second guitar solo at the end.
"She Said, She Said." Song about a girl with a gothic twist. "She saaaaid....I know what it's like to be dead." It's a straight up rocker too...not twee like some other popular Beatles songs.
"She Said, She Said." Song about a girl with a gothic twist. "She saaaaid....I know what it's like to be dead." It's a straight up rocker too...not twee like some other popular Beatles songs.
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I'm choosing "Helter Skelter" because I listened to it recently and realized that "I've Heard It Before" by Black Flag kinda rips off the beginning. It was a revelation.
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On other days - I Am The Walrus, In My Life, I'm Only Sleeping, She Said, Tomorrow Never Knows, Here, There, and Everywhere.
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On other days - I Am The Walrus, In My Life, I'm Only Sleeping, She Said, Tomorrow Never Knows, Here, There, and Everywhere.
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I feel as though you can track some origins to nearly every genre that rock has taken (before and after) through a beatles song.Money Gripp wrote:I'm choosing "Helter Skelter" because I listened to it recently and realized that "I've Heard It Before" by Black Flag kinda rips off the beginning. It was a revelation.
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I listen to Helter Skelter and I hear so much shit that different punk bands did.
that song fucking tears
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Yeah, I've heard people make this argument about the entire White Album, and I've come to believe it.GM Dizzy Skillespie wrote:I feel as though you can track some origins to nearly every genre that rock has taken (before and after) through a beatles song.Money Gripp wrote:I'm choosing "Helter Skelter" because I listened to it recently and realized that "I've Heard It Before" by Black Flag kinda rips off the beginning. It was a revelation.
I've got blisters on my fingers
I listen to Helter Skelter and I hear so much shit that different punk bands did.
that song fucking tears
Speaking of which, "Rocky Raccoon" is another one of my favorites.
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"You Never Give Me Your Money"
love the lyrics on it "out of college, money spent, see no future, pay no rent, all the money's gone no where to go...
BUT OH THAT MAGIC FEELING, NO WHERE TO GO"
love the way the music keeps switching up to...gives me chills
close second is "Dear Prudence", but i'm a member of the "beatles are overrated" camp
love the lyrics on it "out of college, money spent, see no future, pay no rent, all the money's gone no where to go...
BUT OH THAT MAGIC FEELING, NO WHERE TO GO"
love the way the music keeps switching up to...gives me chills
close second is "Dear Prudence", but i'm a member of the "beatles are overrated" camp
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Not gonna name anything that's already been said already, so I'm going to go with "Fixing a Hole" because it's psychedelic, uses harpischord and is a pothead McCartney song. Paul reached his apex when he was stoned out of his gourd.
Not necessarily my favorite, but "Run for Your life" deserves props for being a REALLY threatning song for the time period. Lennon was gonna wild out on that bitch.
Not necessarily my favorite, but "Run for Your life" deserves props for being a REALLY threatning song for the time period. Lennon was gonna wild out on that bitch.
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