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17 December 2012
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For all Ringo would be slagged over the years, just how influential would his ’66 drumming be on everything that followed. Here are some Chemical Brothers examples, based on TKN.
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The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
3.36am
15 November 2013
Offline Tomm never knows is definately my favorite..Johns my fav singer on all beatles songs..luv that gritty voice..
3.43am
12 November 2013
Offline My favorite is Got To Get You Into My Life or I’m Only Sleeping .
If children are studying the 20th century, I'm in their text books.
- Paul McCartney
7.26pm
15 November 2013
Offline When Im 64 said
My favorite is Got To Get You Into My Life or I’m Only Sleeping .
I remember the summer of 76 (got to get you became a top 10 hit off the rock n roll music album…I was just a lad of 14..but i was in heaven that they were once again on the top 10..
7.32pm
12 November 2013
Offline breatle62 said
When Im 64 said
My favorite is Got To Get You Into My Life or I’m Only Sleeping .
I remember the summer of 76 (got to get you became a top 10 hit off the rock n roll music album…I was just a lad of 14..but i was in heaven that they were once again on the top 10..
Must of did one of these moments:
If children are studying the 20th century, I'm in their text books.
- Paul McCartney
2.24am
15 November 2013
Offline When Im 64 said
breatle62 said
When Im 64 said
My favorite is Got To Get You Into My Life or I’m Only Sleeping .
I remember the summer of 76 (got to get you became a top 10 hit off the rock n roll music album…I was just a lad of 14..but i was in heaven that they were once again on the top 10..
Must of did one of these moments:yup yup
10.48pm
21 November 2012
Offline Here, There And Everywhere . I think..
This is such a special album, I think it’s the only Beatles album on which I really like all songs a lot.
12.32pm
3 November 2013
Offline “And Your Bird Can Sing ” Why? I’m not sure why. It’s a bit like trying to explain why I’ve loved the Beatles since I was a kid.
The thing is, for me, it will change after a while, then I’ll “re-focus” on another Beatle album/song and go along with that. I would like to say that I agree with a music critic I read recently who wrote that “Rubber Soul ” and “Revolver ” should have been released as a double album because they were so thematically similar.
They are.
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5.26am
26 January 2014
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6 February 2014
Offline My favourite album, btw.
Let’s see, first and foremost:
Here, There And Everywhere –could there be any more of a beautiful song ever written? (God Only Knows is close!)
Then, Taxman .
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7 April 2013
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Passchendaele said
I would like to say that I agree with a music critic I read recently who wrote that “Rubber Soul ” and “Revolver ” should have been released as a double album because they were so thematically similar.
They are.
I’m sure George Harrison said something similar; that their were like Volume 1 & 2, and that he couldn’t tell much difference between them.
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Offline megopop09 said
Passchendaele said
I would like to say that I agree with a music critic I read recently who wrote that “Rubber Soul ” and “Revolver ” should have been released as a double album because they were so thematically similar.They are.
I’m sure George Harrison said something similar; that their were like Volume 1 & 2, and that he couldn’t tell much difference between them.
He says it in the relevant Anthology episode.
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6.06pm
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4 February 2014
Offline OneCoolCat said
My favourite album, btw.
Mine too, so this’ll be hard…
I love the whole album so much I have to do a favorite for each Beatle:
Ringos is obvious…
George: Taxman
John: I’m Only Sleeping
8.46pm
5 February 2014
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14) Yellow Submarine
13) Here, There And Everywhere
12) Doctor Robert
11) Good Day Sunshine
10) I Want To Tell You
9) For No One
8) Love You To
7) I’m Only Sleeping
6) Got To Get You Into My Life
5) And Your Bird Can Sing
4) Eleanor Rigby
3) Tomorrow Never Knows
2) Taxman
1) She Said She Said
11.24pm
18 January 2014
Offline Tomorrow Never Knows , Eleanor Rigby , Taxman , and one other random track depending on what I’m in the mood to listen to. In no particular order, of course.
9.08pm
16 February 2014
Offline She Said She Said . absolutely love that song.
11.12am
11 February 2014
Offline My 3 top picks (in order) on Revolver album are:
1. And Your Bird Can Sing ( great guitar works & vocal harmonies)
2. She Said She Said (I like the irregular beats) 
3. Eleanor Rigby (remarkable strings arrangement)
10.02am
20 February 2014
Offline For me it’s probably a constant swapping between Eleanor Rigby and Love You To – both have great sounds. Excellent album as a whole.
6.39pm
1 November 2013
Offline Jay said
My 3 top picks (in order) on Revolver album are:
1. And Your Bird Can Sing ( great guitar works & vocal harmonies)
2. She Said She Said (I like the irregular beats)
3. Eleanor Rigby (remarkable strings arrangement)
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I like Tomorrow Never Knows and Eleanor Rigby .
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