All You Need is Love-The Great XMTS Beatles Thread

[Galb]

You need an option "ALL" LOL. Seriously, they were great throughout all periods of their music. I simply cannot pick just one. I love the Sgt. Pepper's, however, but the White Album was phenomenal as well (save Revolution No. 9). And yet, there is Abbey Road, which is another gem. All are from different periods and exceptionally good. Also, I am not sure if you can cite Yellow Submarine as a true Album since it was composed mainly of already existing music of theirs, except for a couple songs like "Hey Bulldog" and "All Together Now".

[jhockin]

You need an option "ALL"

Totally!! I tried to vote for "all". Like really good novels, i was left wanting more - even did 'mixed tapes' ( as a # of others, no doubt) of "post-break-up" records, to makes "Beatles" records. Still listen to LPs & 45's ( dating myself or ?) of all of your periods; not every day, but often. There are days/moments, that just seem to be to the soundtrack of their music - and I hope i always will.

[starbkjrus]

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and "O bla Di o bla da"

So that's who did that song! I like it.

Aren't these the guys from somewhere in England?

[Galb]

I have their entire catalog of songs on my MP3 Player. Been listening to them all day.

[Morris at Heathfield]

Well, I'm not that into the Beatles myself, but I do have several close relatives who really like them, so I suppose I know enough to venture an opinion:

Favorite Beatles Album: Headquarters

Favorite Beatles Song: "Daydream Believer"

Favorite Beatle: Peter Tork

Favorite Beatles Cover: "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone" by the Sex Pistols

Favorite Beatles Memory: "Rock On" interview with Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris

[Galb]

Well, I'm not that into the Beatles myself, but I do have several close relatives who really like them, so I suppose I know enough to venture an opinion:

Favorite Beatles Album: Headquarters

Favorite Beatles Song: "Daydream Believer"

Favorite Beatle: Peter Tork

Favorite Beatles Cover: "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone" by the Sex Pistols

Favorite Beatles Memory: "Rock On" interview with Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris

Sir, I think you may have committed blasphemy...

...May the Beatle Kilties here have mercy on your soul.