7.37pm
18 April 2013
What are your current favorite Beatles and solo (the album should be credited to the solo Beatle only, so no John + Yoko, Paul + Linda, Wings) albums? Also, note that I say “favorite,” not “best.” This is about the ones you enjoy listening to, not what you think of as objectively their best work.
Mine:
Beatles: Revolver
John Lennon : Walls And Bridges
Paul McCartney : Pipes Of Peace
George Harrison : Extra Texture (Read All About It)
Ringo Starr : Beaucoups of Blues
*Yoko Ono: Fly
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10.09pm
Reviewers
29 August 2013
Beatles: Revolver or White Album – varies from day to day
Paul: New (only because it is the only one (apart from Broad Street) which meets your criteria I have listened to so far – I’m not up to the 90s yet – so this WILL change, it would be Ram otherwise)
Ringo – Ringo
George – All Things Must Pass (almost George Harrison )
John – Plastic Ono Band (almost Mind Games )
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10.14pm
18 April 2013
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10.28pm
Reviewers
1 November 2013
Expert Textpert said
trcanberra said
Paul: New (only because it is the only one (apart from Broad Street) which meets your criteria I have listened to so far – I’m not up to the 90s yet – so this WILL change, it would be Ram otherwise)
Yeah, I just didn’t want everybody to say Ram …which they would.
I would say Band On The Run if it was eligible.
BEATLES: Abbey Road
JOHN: Plastic Ono Band
PAUL: NEW
GEORGE: All Things Must Pass
RINGO: Ringo
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10.41pm
Reviewers
29 August 2013
Expert Textpert said
trcanberra said
Paul: New (only because it is the only one (apart from Broad Street) which meets your criteria I have listened to so far – I’m not up to the 90s yet – so this WILL change, it would be Ram otherwise)
Yeah, I just didn’t want everybody to say Ram …which they would.
It would be close – would have had Ram (almost Venus And Mars )
As mentioned, haven’t listened to anything post 1970 yet apart from Broad Street, so maybe Flaming Pie , Flowers In The Dirt etc. would come into it then. I know I like the tracks I have heard off them – This One is one of my all-time favourite Paul tracks.
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10.45pm
18 April 2013
Oh, I love all the Wings albums and Ram as well. Just trying to make it a little more interesting. Flowers In The Dirt grew on me. It has that very late 80’s sound to it. I don’t know why I love Pipes Of Peace so much–it’s probably the prime example of why people say Paul McCartney is sappy. I just can’t get enough of “So Bad.”
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10.58pm
Reviewers
29 August 2013
Expert Textpert said
Oh, I love all the Wings albums and Ram as well. Just trying to make it a little more interesting. Flowers In The Dirt grew on me. It has that very late 80’s sound to it. I don’t know why I love Pipes Of Peace so much–it’s probably the prime example of why people say Paul McCartney is sappy. I just can’t get enough of “So Bad.”
Nice track – I have only heard it in the Broad Street version which I hear is close, I have Pipes in the ‘stack of stuff to catch up on’.
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11.46pm
17 October 2013
11.19pm
2 February 2014
3.31am
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1 November 2013
I’ve changed a little now
Beatles: Revolver
John: Plastic Ono Band
Paul: Chaos And Creation In The Backyard
George: All Things Must Pass
Ringo: Ringo
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2.54pm
22 December 2013
The Beatles * the ‘White Album ‘, so much musical diversity in one package that I can never get enough of, most of the songs were written while secluded in India where The Beatles were free from the everyday pressures of being Beatles, the focus was back to writing songs again and it shows.
John Lennon * man, this is a tough one for I really can’t decide between ‘John Lennon Plastic Ono Band’ or ‘Imagine ‘, I honestly can’t decide on which is my favourite for they’re both just so good.
Paul McCartney * I really don’t have a favourite Paul McCartney album, I like a lot of Paul’s solo work but a lot of it is also second-rate in my opinion, he never really did put out that one album which thrills me all the way through, even his compilation albums contain tracks that I skip over, his solo work is my least favourite of the four Beatles.
George Harrison * ‘Brainwashed‘, probably my favourite solo Beatle album, I still listen to it regularly.
Ringo Starr * Ringo never made that one album which is a standout for me, I do listen to ‘Blast From Your Past’ often, but I’m not sure if a compilation album would count here so as with Paul, there’s no favourite solo album of mine…:-)
5.30pm
9 December 2013
The Beatles – A tie between Revolver and Rubber Soul .
Paul –Ram and I also love McCartney 2 and New.
John – Plastic Ono (no doubt)
George – All Things Must Pass and Brainwashed.
Ringo – I don’t care about his solo stuff LOL.
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3.19pm
5 February 2010
Did John even do any solo albums that were separate from Yoko? I suppose Walls And Bridges , maybe?
For The Beatles, Revolver or Sgt. Pepper are usually my go-to albums.
With Paul (excluding Wings material), I tend to camp out on Flowers In The Dirt or Flaming Pie .
I find myself defaulting to Imagine for John, and Plastic Ono Band for a change of pace.
George’s All Things Must Pass wins my attention almost every time. Sometimes it’s Cloud Nine .
And Ringo? That would have to be Ringo, with the occasional showing of Y Not.
Not a bit like Cagney.
4.01pm
18 April 2013
Did John even do any solo albums that were separate from Yoko? I suppose Walls And Bridges , maybe? For The Beatles, Revolver or Sgt. Pepper are usually my go-to albums. With Paul (excluding Wings material), I tend to camp out on Flowers In The Dirt or Flaming Pie . I find myself defaulting to Imagine for John, and Plastic Ono Band for a change of pace. George’s All Things Must Pass wins my attention almost every time. Sometimes it’s Cloud Nine . And Ringo? That would have to be Ringo, with the occasional showing of Y Not.
John did Walls And Bridges and Rock ‘N’ Roll when he was separated from Yoko.
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4.04pm
5 February 2014
7.33pm
6 February 2014
The Beatles: Revolver –without a doubt
John: Plastic Ono Band
Paul: Band On The Run
George: All Things Must Pass
Ringo: Ringo
11.48pm
Reviewers
1 November 2013
OneCoolCat said
The Beatles: Revolver –without a doubtJohn: Plastic Ono Band
Paul: Band On The Run
George: All Things Must Pass
Ringo: Ringo
Band On The Run doesn’t qualify, it’s credited to Paul McCartney & Wings.
By the way, does anyone know what’s up with the quoting? It puts me several lines below the original text
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12.38pm
3 May 2012
1.26pm
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1 November 2013
fabfouremily said
^ How do you mean? I’m seeing it fine.
Hmmm… when I typed it, the distance between the quote and my typing was
this.
But quoting you here it’s back to normal, and that one seems to have posted OK, so I guess it’s fine
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2.33am
27 January 2014
The Beatles – Revolver or Rubber Soul
John – Imagine
Paul – Flaming Pie
George – Brainwashed
Ringo – Ringo
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