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14 November 2017
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Paul’s grandfather A) because he’s funnier, and B) everytime I think of Ringo’s aunt,I think of the scene where John piles the spaghetti on her plate, and it makes me nauseous 
Pick between these 2 early tracks: From Me To You or I Feel Fine ?
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I Feel Fine , no contest. Not fond of From Me To You , but IFF has a stellar riff and groovy Latinesque rhythm.
Side 1 or side 2 of A Hard Day’s Night ?
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1.30pm
15 November 2018
Offline Side 1 is by far superior, no question. It has AHDN ! I Should Have Known Better ! If I Fell ! I’m Happy Just To Dance With You ! And I Love Her ! Literally every song is a masterpiece!
Side 1 or Side 2 of Abbey Road ?
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John’s songs from the White Album or John’s songs from Rubber Soul ?
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27 November 2016
Offline Rubber Soul . Besides containing my favourite song, I love all of them, something that can’t be said for the White Album (Revolution 9 , Happiness Is A Warm Gun etc). That being said, John’s output on Rubber Soul would be pretty hard to beat full stop!
The Abbey Road Medley or the entirety of the Beatles’ 1967 output?
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30 April 2019
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Rubber Soul . Besides containing my favourite song, I love all of them, something that can’t be said for the White Album (Revolution 9 , Happiness Is A Warm Gun etc). That being said, John’s output on Rubber Soul would be pretty hard to beat full stop!
How those 2 songs are in the same parenthetical baffles me.
The Abbey Road Medley or the entirety of the Beatles’ 1967 output?
Oh jeez okay 1967 means Sgt. Pepper AND Magical Mystery Tour ! But the medley is the medley!
This is painful, but I don’t think I could physically live without the medley, so I’ll go with that.
Happiness Is A Warm Gun or Revolution 9 (because apparently these are comparable now?)?
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27 November 2016
Offline That’s a really tough question… I really don’t like either but I guess I’ll go for Happiness Is A Warm Gun – it’s actually a song and it’s shorter.
Hairstyles: 1964 Ringo or 1969 George?
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26 January 2017
Offline 1969 George, he looks rather regal that way.
Sexy Exi’s: Klauss or Astrid? (sorry Jurgen )
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6.32am
14 November 2017
Offline I’ll go for Astrid. She was hot, although i think Klaus is so cool though.
Favourite Christmas record: John’s War is Over,or Wonderful Christmas time by Paul?
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Bouncy synths in the latter are a delight to my ear, but the song itself is crap. “War Is Over” for me, thank you.
Moog (rhymes with “vogue!”): “Maxwell” or “Here Comes The Sun “? (not comparing songs, just the synthesizer parts)
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11.26am
25 April 2019
Offline I would say Here Comes The Sun . Moog parts really fill in the rest of the song. Scrambled Eggs or That’s a nice Hat?
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15 November 2018
Offline Scrambled Eggs! It’s iconic and also it has a lovely tune 
Acoustic Paul Songs on Help : I’ve Just Seen A Face or Yesterday ?
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27 November 2016
Offline I’ve Just Seen A Face . Great drive, unique mood… Great song.
Covers on WTB: Please Mister Postman or Roll Over Beethoven
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26 January 2017
Offline Please Mister Postman . I always thought George’s delivery on the latter was a bit shaky on both vocals and guitar, and I have the association of the former with one of the most iconic videos on the internet 
Favourite Larry Williams cover from ’65: Bad Boy or Dizzy Miss Lizzy ?
I've been up on the mountain, and I've seen his wondrous grace,
I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
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28 April 2019
Offline Hmm… I’d have to say Bad Boy … it’s not quite as well known but I was listening to Bad Boy today and I think I enjoy it more than DML.
Paul rock and roll vocals: Lucille or Long Tall Sally ?
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Spectacular Little Richard covers, both of them. I like the Lucille vocal for the way Paul shrieks out the title, and for George’s whammy bar abuse, but LTS is faster and builds to a bigger climax. Hm…I’m gonna arbitrarily choose Lucille because I’ve heard it less, and because Paul messes up the “…built for speed” lyric. (Star-Club Sally is the definitive version anyways)
Birds! “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)” or “And Your Bird Can Sing “?
EDIT: Just noticed I read the question wrong and evaluated the entire recordings, not just the vocal, sorry. So if anyone wants to give ThatWeirdBeatlesGirl a proper answer and skip mine, that’s fine. 
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10.03am
14 November 2017
Offline Norwegian Wood . I just like the song better. I also like the fact that Dylan thought enough of it to record a similar sounding track on his album (4th time Around).
John songs from the White Album : Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey or Cry Baby Cry ?
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9.17am
26 January 2017
Offline Argh, that is a tough one. Cry Baby Cry is the definition of cool, and EBGSTHEMAMM (what an acronym!) is an awesome rocker that it’s fun to go a bit crazy to. I think I’ll go with the former, because the lyrics have a little more to dig into.
Sleepy John song: I’m Only Sleeping or I’m So Tired ?
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Father McKenzie, BeatlebugI've been up on the mountain, and I've seen his wondrous grace,
I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
9.59am
30 April 2019
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15 February 2015
Offline @The Hole Got Fixed, just wanted to salute your choice of She Said She Said on the last page, that is the correct answer 
I’d go with I’m Only Sleeping because I relate sooooooooo much 
but for Angsty John, I think Help ! wins by a sliver because the backing vocals are so cool. Really, they’re hardly comparable in my mind, despite having similar lyrical themes.
Rockin’ album closers: Twist And Shout or Money (That’s What I Want)?
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