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4.46pm
2 April 2014
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I love I Me Mine !
4.46pm
1 November 2013
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I agree since that song and While My Guitar Gently Weeps got me to look more in to the Beatles
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4.48pm
2 April 2014
Offline Mimi said
“I Will “I never hear it mentioned, but its one of my favorites.
And I think “I’m Down ” is very underrated, not by actual Beatles fans but by the general public.
I Will is a beautiful song, with a perfect mix of major and minor chords. It’s a shame it’s so short; I love playing and singing it. I tend to make the final chord a minor, just to add a little bit of melancholy to the song, like an unsure future.
8.31pm
5 May 2014
Offline Von Bontee said
That might be because it’s relatively obscure. It was unavailable on a U.S. album until 1976.
Interesting I didn’t know that.
We were just trying to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians
8.57pm
2 April 2014
Offline I also think Blue Jay Way is criminally underrated. I really, really like it.
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21 November 2012
Offline MrMoonlight said
I also think Blue Jay Way is criminally underrated. I really, really like it.
YES! Finally someone who has some sense.
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1 May 2011
Offline Ringo’s drumming saves BJW.
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6.26am
28 May 2014
Offline A lot of the BBC stuff is underrated/undiscovered…what about I just don`t understand?
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likedreamersdo164.34pm
8 February 2014
Offline I think Julia is underrated. What a sweet love song it is. Maybe not the most criminally underrated one, but I don’t see much love for it here.
4.47pm
1 November 2013
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1 December 2009
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Piggies !
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5.49pm
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17 December 2012
Offline I have to agree with vonbontee, Piggies is extremely underrated. It so rarely gets mentioned by any of us here.
Within You Without You is another Harrison song that is often passed over. There used to be a line about it being the first track on side two of Pepper to make it easier to jump over, as you’d just had to get up to turn the record over (that was something we used to have to do in the olden days).
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5.50pm
1 November 2013
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Ya both those songs along with Inner Light
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likedreamersdo168.40pm
5 May 2014
Offline What about When I Get Home ? Thats one of the best songs on AHDN in my opinion
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12.05am
3 June 2014
Offline Old Brown Shoe has been brought up, and I agree with that. In my opinion, it has one of George’s coolest solos.
Another underrated gem is Yes It Is , the B-side to… Ticket To Ride , I think. It’s one of my favorites from Past Masters , along with I’m Down . Yes It Is has some great, smooth harmonies like Nowhere Man ; but I also think the volume foot pedal effect from George works best here. It gives the song a really melancholic feel.
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12.20am
9 December 2013
Offline Bulldog said
Old Brown Shoe has been brought up, and I agree with that. In my opinion, it has one of George’s coolest solos.Another underrated gem is Yes It Is , the B-side to… Ticket To Ride , I think. It’s one of my favorites from Past Masters , along with I’m Down . Yes It Is has some great, smooth harmonies like Nowhere Man ; but I also think the volume foot pedal effect from George works best here. It gives the song a really melancholic feel.
I agree! The bass line in “Old Brown Shoe ” is absolutely fantastic and I’ve always loved the “funky” sound of the song. And “Yes It Is ” is such a beautiful song! Great harmonies!
“And, in the end
The love you take
is equal to the love you make.”
7.21am
2 April 2014
Offline I’ve just listened to Old Brown Shoe for the first time, and first impressions… meh. It’s a great rocker, but the vocals are really, really quiet and George just sounds… bored. It’ll grow on me, I’m sure.
2.14pm
21 November 2012
Offline Yeah the balance between vocals en instruments isn’t exactly fantastic. Awesome song nonetheless!
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4 June 2014
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1 May 2010
Offline Blue Jay Way is a fantastic song.
I dunno but I think Girl is one of John’s finest songs. Anyone whose heart has been broken can relate with John’s cry “Is there anybody going to listen to my story??”
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