Their best tune..18 March - The Undertones

[bubbles1966]

I find myself listening to those loveable scally mop tops, and whilst Ringo would go onto far greater things as the voice of Thomas The Tank Engine....I'm listening to "The Beatles No.1 EP" and am inclined to say that 'I Saw Her Standing There' is their best ever song by some distance.

A genuine rock'n'roll tune. Their best number ever?


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13 March: The Beatles
14 March: David Bowie
15 March: Blondie
16 March: "the folk down under"
17 March: "north of the border"
18 March: The Undertones

[Korea Hammer]

I'm torn between Any Time At All and Don't Let Me Down, but I think I'll go for the latter as it's always stood out to me.

[monkeyhanger]

‘I’m So Tired’ from the White album for me followed by either ‘Baby You’re a Rich Man’ or the fast version of ‘Revolution’.

[prophet:marginal]

Ticket To Ride

[westham,eggyandchips]

I feel Fine

[Larrakeyah Hammer]

I love The Beatles

Very difficult to pick one song

My favourite one , The last song I listened to

Here’s my general playlist


Here Comes the Sun
Get Back
I’ve got a Feeling
Taxman
Paperback Writer
In My Life
Revolution
Norwegian Wood
Tomorrow Never Knows
Eleanor Rigby
Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
A Day in the Life
Come Together
Nowhere Man
Day Tripper
Don’t Let Me Down
Dear Prudence
Whilst My Guitar Gently Weeps
I Feel Fine
Dig a Pony
Something
Penny Lane
Rain
Got to Get You into My Life
Strawberry Fields Forever
We Can Work it Out
Helter Skelter
Ticket to Ride
Across the Universe
Hey Bulldog
A Hard Days Night
Back in the USSR
One after 909
Hello Goodbye
Blackbird
Help
All You Need is Love
Hey Jude
Let it Be
I Want You
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
And I Love Her
The Ballad of John & Yoko

[smuts]

Any one of:

Revolution (fast)
A day in the life
Strawberry Fields
Happiness is a warm gun
Helter-skelter
Something
I Want You

[Monkeybubbles]

Paint It Black

[last.caress]

Never really took to them, although I came to appreciate a few of their numbers a little more when I munched through Rolling Stone magazine's Top 500 albums. Still, my favourite Beatles track has always been, by some margin, Helter Skelter.

[OFT]

I was 10 years old when The Beatles landed and I loved it.
Some fantastic tunes. They got better as I got older, if that makes sense.

I Am The Walrus
I Want You(She's So Heavy)
A Day In The Life

[Larrakeyah Hammer]

I recommend watching these 5 documentaries
If not making you love The Beatles it will give you an appreciation of how influential they are


The Beatles - Get Back

The Beatles - Eight Days a Week- The Touring Years

McCartney - 3,2,1

Beatles - How The Beatles Changed The World

Howard Goodall - 20th Century Greats , The Beatles

[fjthegrey]

For me it's either 'Wu Tang Clan ain't Nuthing ta F' wit' or 'One Less Bitch'.

[Danny's Dyer Acting]

It's probably Don't Let Me Down.

I knew someone once whose favourite was Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Hearing that will really impact your opinion of a person

[ageing hammer]

All of 'em

[ads78]

Here comes the sun
Whilst my guitar gently weeps
You've got to hide your love away

[the pink palermo]

I find myself listening to those loveable scally mop tops, and whilst Ringo would go onto far greater things as the voice of Thomas The Tank Engine....I'm listening to "The Beatles No.1 EP" and am inclined to say that 'I Saw Her Standing There' is their best ever song by some distance.

A genuine rock'n'roll tune. Their best number ever?

By a mile.

The greatest pop single of all time. Track 1 side 1 on their debut album. It encapsulates every single thing about rock and roll.

It has without a doubt the greatest opening line.

Well she was just 17, you know what I mean....

[Korea Hammer]

It has without a doubt the greatest opening line.

Well she was just 17, you know what I mean....

Well each to their own. I find that line creepy, personally.

[WCpete]

I prefer their output from '65 to '70. Couldn't begin to pick one song out.

[the pink palermo]

Well each to their own. I find that line creepy, personally.

Isn't Rock and roll supposed to be a little bit dirty?

Elvis shaking his hips and all that.

Lets be honest a line that went

Well she was roughly 23, a registered BUMBLE bee, and she made the first move to ensure she didn't feel in anyway sexually intimidated, and I promised to respect her and not try anything on until she had sent me an e-mail granting permission

would be not altogether catchy

[OFT]

Isn't Rock and roll supposed to be a little bit dirty?

Elvis shaking his hips and all that.

Lets be honest a line that went

Well she was roughly 23, a registered BUMBLE bee, and she made the first move to ensure she didn't feel in anyway sexually intimidated, and I promised to respect her and not try anything on until she had sent me an e-mail granting permission

would be not altogether catchy

Genuinely laughed out loud at that PP