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10.14pm
9 June 2010
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VeraChuckandDave said:
JET! said:
And Your Bird Can Sing ! I guess no one else feels that way… The first time I heard it I was ecstatic. every time I hear it I'm ecstatic.
Revolver 's for sure my fave album of all time. I can't stop listening to She Said, She Said right now. and For No One .
Same here! I love listening to this song on a sunny day.
Actually, I like listening to this one at night.
For me, Rubber Soul is a morning album and Revolver and The Beatles are nighttime albums.
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10.24pm
4 November 2010
Offline I enjoy listening to Revolver in the afternoon, whille Abbey Road is one I listen to at night.
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4.51am
25 November 2010
Offline CranberrySauce said:
I enjoy listening to Revolver in the afternoon, whille Abbey Road is one I listen to at night.
For Golden Slumbers ? 🙂 I remember listening to bits of the White Album before I went to sleep (not actually sleep *to* it, because it was on a tape.) But it had such great, mellow songs on there, Cry Baby Cry , Long, Long, Long , Blackbird , Julia , I Will , Mother Nature's Son. I could go on.
Oddly enough, my tape, copied from my dad's copied from an actual record did not include Good Night .
5.04am
4 November 2010
Offline I also had a tape that my Dad had recorded. It was the American version of Revolver , so it didn't have “Doctor Robert “, “I'm Only Sleeping” or “And Your Bird Can Sing “. Poor Dad was missing out!
5.12am
5 July 2010
Offline CranberrySauce said:
I also had a tape that my Dad had recorded. It was the American version of Revolver , so it didn't have “Doctor Robert “, “I'm Only Sleeping” or “And Your Bird Can Sing “. Poor Dad was missing out!
Yeah, I want to get revolver on Vinyl, but the only one I can find within my price range is the American release. Which is missing, in my opinion, 2 of revolvers best songs.
5.33am
25 November 2010
Offline CranberrySauce said:
I also had a tape that my Dad had recorded. It was the American version of Revolver , so it didn't have “Doctor Robert “, “I'm Only Sleeping” or “And Your Bird Can Sing “. Poor Dad was missing out!
I'm not sure, but I would bet it was on one of the “other” Beatles recordings, like Beatles VI or something like that. My dad didn't have Good Night on there probably due to space constraints. I certainly felt like I was missing out when I realized that the tapes I had bought of Revolver and Rubber Soul were for some odd reason the Capitol versions, while the CDs were the Parlophone (and much better) versions.
I could go on with how illogical I found this as a 12 year old (and even now) but I don't want to derail the thread. 
2.59pm
9 June 2010
Offline rockmusicnut said:
“Taxman ,” “Love You To ,” and “I Want To Tell You .” Well, they're all
Does the 
stand for Georgilicious?
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10.00pm
23 July 2012
Offline Revolver is, I think everyone can agree, an AMAZING album. But my question for you is, Which of these amazing songs is your favorite? My favorite would probably have to be either Eleanor Rigby or Got To Get You Into My Life . Or maybe And Your Bird Can Sing . Nope, I’m Only Sleeping is it. Actually… Ok, I’m going to stop right there. Even though I can’t pick a fave, maybe you can… ENJOY!!!!
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-John Lennon
10.37pm
14 February 2012
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Wow, this is a tough one…I think I’m gonna have to go with “And Your Bird Can Sing ” tho. I think it’s so mind-boggling how The Beatles could take a “throw-away song” and transform it into such a catchy, philosophical tune. Great guitar work, fantastic vocal work/harmonies, and excellent energy. In short, I love this song!
Second place? “Tomorrow Never Knows “! Not that second place matters…
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Offline Probably best to go by singer for John, Paul and George.
From Paul’s offerings Here, There & Everythere. The glorious harmonies by George and John, the lyrics are exceptional, love the little guitar licks, and Paul sings it perfectly, closely followed by For No One .
George’s would be I Want To Tell You . Love You To has an amazing intro, one of the best for how it starts and stops then finally picks up speed and just rushes thru but there has always been something about IWTTY which i have loved since first play.
For John, wow where to start. And Your Bird Can Sing with the guitars and vocals, She Said She Said is quite extraordinary and unique, but at a push Tomorrow Never Knows . Right from the start with drums and then the tape loops, words cannot sum up how ahead of its time it was and even now bands are building their sound based on trying to replicate parts of whats in there. Even Take 1 on Anthology is stunning, not as good tho.
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2.38am
24 July 2012
Offline 14 – Yellow Submarine 
13 – Love You To
12 – Doctor Robert
11 – I Want To Tell You
8 – For No One
7 – Elanor Rigby
5 – Im Only Sleeping
2 – Got To Get You Into My Life
1 – Taxman
11.33am
12 April 2012
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14-Yellow Submarine
13-Tomorrow Never Knows
12-She Said She Said
11-Dr. Robert
10-I’m Only Sleeping
9-Eleanor Rigby
8-I Want To Tell You
7-Love You To
6-Got To Get You Into My Life (the first amazing song of the album)
5-Taxman
4-Good Day Sunshine
3-And Your Bird Can Sing (definitely one of john’s best songs, he sings the verses quite good, but I think Paul could have sung the chorus better)
2-Here There And Everywhere
1-For No One (the best song of the album for me)
I’m not a very big fan of Revolver I like the songs I rankes from 1-6 very much but the other 8 songs….. I don’t like one of them very much. So I would call revolver the beatles’ 5th best album
1. Abbey Road
2. White Album
3. Let It Be … Naked (sorry I have to take Naked)
4. Rubber Soul
5. Revolver
Once there was a way to get back homewards. Once there was a way to get back home; sleep pretty darling do not cry. And I will sing a lullaby
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1 May 2011
Offline Is She Said, She Said the only Beatles song in their entire catalogue that features John, George and Ringo without Paul? I cannot think of another but there may be. Maybe Across The Universe if Pauls playing was wiped and not just buried?
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9.46am
12 April 2012
Offline Paul plays piano of the past/mono masters and the let it be versions of Across The Universe , it’s clearly audible in the outro, i think he doesn’t play on the naked version and I know if he plays on the anthology version, but the first two version are often called the official vrsions and on both paul is audible
Once there was a way to get back homewards. Once there was a way to get back home; sleep pretty darling do not cry. And I will sing a lullaby
12.00pm
9 May 2012
Offline I though I answered this topic… weird… anyway for me Tomorrow Never Knows
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12.04pm
23 July 2012
Offline You might have, long John. I didn’t check if someone had already done it.
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12.59pm
9 May 2012
Offline FlyOn13 said
You might have, long John. I didn’t check if someone had already done it.
No no, I’ve meant this topic you made. I probably thought I answered it so I closed it (as I open a lot of tabs so it can confuse you sometimes 
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12.10am
1 December 2009
Offline meanmistermustard said
Is She Said, She Said the only Beatles song in their entire catalogue that features John, George and Ringo without Paul? I cannot think of another but there may be. Maybe Across The Universe if Pauls playing was wiped and not just buried?
“She Said She Said ” is the only all-but-Paul recording, yeah. And it’s my choice for favourite song (at least today, since “Tomorrow Never Knows ” or “Here There & Everywhere” or “And Your Bird Can Sing ” could take it on any other day). Those unique John/George harmonies, Ringo’s crazy drum fills, the nostalgic longing John puts into the “When I was a boy…”, that nagging just-barely-audible organ, those GUITARS, man…
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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1 May 2011
Offline Thanks vonbontee. I can never heard the piano on ATU on LIB as i am trying to find the will to carry on.
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