**All You Need Is Love - The Official BEATLES Thread**

[DMBenjamin]

I searched, and to my surprise didn't find anything.

The Beatles are considered by many (including myself) to be the greatest band/artist in music history. Here's your chance to discuss anything Beatles related.

And to start:
"A Day in the Life" is the greatest song EVER created.

[Number27]

Abbey Road is their greatest album ever. Sure the White Album is awesome, but I find myself skipping a lot of the songs, but not with Abbey Road. Abbey Road is just pure perfection in my opinion.

[thatgirl224]

Abbey Road is a fantastic album

I also really enjoy Revolver, Help!, and Sgt. Pepper

[scrock25]

The White Album was one of the first 5 cd's that I ever bought.

Big to this thread. BIG .

[bigeyedfish190]

The White Album should've been called John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

My favorite Beatles track right now is Long Long Long

[gregory311]

Act Naturally - best Beatles song ever.

[thom hudson]

Mean Mr Mustard>>Polythene Pam>>She Came In Through The Bathroom Window.
Best trio of songs ever.

[Number27]

Originally Posted by thom hudson

Mean Mr Mustard>>Polythene Pam>>She Came In Through The Bathroom Window.
Best trio of songs ever.

That entire second side of the LP is fucking awesome.

[thebridge15]

happiness is a warm gun is a fucking great song

[Number27]

Maxwell's Silver Hammer is such an underrated song.

[ZackR]

Help > Rubber Soul > Revolver > Sgt. Pepper might just be the greatest consecutive album run ever.

Abbey Road might be their best, but personally, I enjoy that entire 4-album run above even more. Rubber Soul also has my favorite song ever - "In My Life."

Finally, don't discount their early stuff. I dare to throw on Please Please Me or A Hard Day's Night and not have fun.

[DMBenjamin]

Originally Posted by ZackR

Help > Rubber Soul > Revolver > Sgt. Pepper might just be the greatest consecutive album run ever.

Abbey Road might be their best, but personally, I enjoy that entire 4-album run above even more. Rubber Soul also has my favorite song ever - "In My Life."

Finally, don't discount their early stuff. I dare to throw on Please Please Me or A Hard Day's Night and not have fun.

there's no "might" about it - that IS the greatest consecutive album run ever

Ahh The Beatles.

[Hudak-Budak]

The Beatles are underrated.

While My Guitar Gently Weeps is my favorite.

[dmbphan041]

Originally Posted by Hudak-Budak

The Beatles are underrated.

While My Guitar Gently Weeps is my favorite.

you're kidding, right?

[Barbossa]

Originally Posted by DMBenjamin

there's no "might" about it - that IS the greatest consecutive album run ever

Nope


Greetings > WIESS > Born To Run > Darkness

[thatgirl224]

Eleanor Rigby =

[gregory311]

I think I always like Act Naturally because it was The b-side on Yesterday and I played that 45 over and over again when I was a kid. Sometimes I shift it up to 78 so the word “fool” sounded like “boob.”

I am such a child.

[wooten843]

in the end the love you take, is equal to the love you make

[Number27]

Originally Posted by gregory311

I think I always like Act Naturally because it was The b-side on Yesterday and I played that 45 over and over again when I was a kid. Sometimes I shift it up to 78 so the word “fool” sounded like “boob.”

I am such a child.

That's just awesome.

[Elliott Evans]

Old Brown Shoe is my favourite Harrison-penned Beatles song.

[Hudak-Budak]

Originally Posted by dmbphan041

you're kidding, right?

No. They didn't only revolutionize the music of their time, they CREATED the music of our time.

[DMBenjamin]

top 5 beatles songs for me:

1. A Day in the Life
2. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
3. Eleanor Rigby
4. Tomorrow Never Knows
5. Let It Be

[gregory311]

Originally Posted by Elliott Evans

Old Brown Shoe is my favourite Harrison-penned Beatles song.

Good song!

[DMBenjamin]

Originally Posted by Hudak-Budak

No. They didn't only revolutionize the music of their time, they CREATED the music of our time.

i was just thinking the same thing - i really think the Beatles are under-rated: everyone knows about "the beatles" and any (intelligent) music fan think's their the greatest band of all time. but, i think a lot of people love the idea of the beatles and sometimes forget their music. i mean every time i go back and actually listen to their music it just blows me away. sometimes its so simple, its almost too simple - its amazing what the 4 of them did as musicians

[Hudak-Budak]

Originally Posted by DMBenjamin

i was just thinking the same thing - i really think the Beatles are under-rated: everyone knows about "the beatles" and any (intelligent) music fan think's their the greatest band of all time. but, i think a lot of people love the idea of the beatles and sometimes forget their music. i mean every time i go back and actually listen to their music it just blows me away. sometimes its so simple, its almost too simple - its amazing what the 4 of them did as musicians

Not only that, but they broke up before any of them had turned 30! From their first release to their last was roughly eight years. EIGHT years!

[jiggajm18]

Originally Posted by ZackR

Help > Rubber Soul > Revolver > Sgt. Pepper might just be the greatest consecutive album run ever.

Abbey Road might be their best, but personally, I enjoy that entire 4-album run above even more. Rubber Soul also has my favorite song ever - "In My Life."

Finally, don't discount their early stuff. I dare to throw on Please Please Me or A Hard Day's Night and not have fun.

to this entire post.

[jiggajm18]

the beatles - the greatest band there ever was.

[jiggajm18]

it's kind of funny, no band has been able to match the beatles in terms of quality.........and the beatles weren't even together a decade. that's mind-boggling.

[DirtyDeeds449]

I recently discovered Let it Be... Naked. How the fuck didn't I know about this before, it's awesome, especially The Long and Winding Road without all the extra sugary sweet crap.