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12.11am
19 September 2010
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Hot take: Other than Not Guilty (which was already played by the Beatles in 1968), I’m not sure any of the songs I’d want in a hypothetical album would work as Beatles songs. My list would be something like this (relatively off the top of my head):
- Not Guilty (Harrison)
- All Things Must Pass (Harrison)
- Crackerbox Palace (Harrison)
- It Don’t Come Easy (Ringo)
- Band On The Run (Paul)
- Maybe I’m Amazed (Paul)
- London Town (Paul)
- Jet (Paul)
- Whatever Gets You Through The Night (John)
- Mother (John)
- God (John)
- ANYTHING BUT IMAGINE. LITERALLY ANYTHING (ANYTHING BY JOHN)
Looking at that list, there’s little chance that any of those John and Paul could work if the Beatles were there backing bands and probably having input into the song’s development.
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9.54am
9 March 2017
Offline I just made one of these myself. I think that the only way The Beatles would’ve been able to record another album is if they had fired Paul, since the other 3 got along fairly well but none of them got along with Paul by the end of 1969, so i made sure not to include any Paul songs.
I based this off John Lennon ‘s 1970 solo album:
Side A:
Side B:
It Don’t Come Easy
Love
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6.02pm
26 January 2017
Offline Dark Overlord said
I just made one of these myself. I think that the only way The Beatles would’ve been able to record another album is if they had fired Paul, since the other 3 got along fairly well but none of them got along with Paul by the end of 1969, so i made sure not to include any Paul songs.I based this off John Lennon ‘s 1970 solo album:
Side A:
Side B:
It Don’t Come Easy
Love
Would definitely be interesting to hear ‘I don’t believe in Beatles’ on a Beatles album.
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.
2.47am
15 August 2017
Offline My Best of 1970s has a traditional Beatles album structure this has 14 tracks, 3 for George, 1 for Ringo and 10 Lennon or McCartney songs.
Side 1
Crackerbox Palace
I’m The Greatest
Nobody Loves You (When You’re Down and Out)
Side 2
Junk
4.56am
9 January 2019
Offline Hey Jude Album (Mono)
No it doesn’t really exist, but I made my own track list and I really like it as I play the disc I burned a lot.
What do you guys think of the track list? This is meant to mostly complete a US discography if you add the albums after Revolver .
Everything is obviously in Mono..
Side 1.
2.There’s A Place
3.Misery
4.I’M Down
6.Rain
Side 2
1. Hey Jude
3.Don’t Let Me Down
5. Revolution
6. Lady Madonna
7. It’s All Too Much
4.57am
14 December 2009
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Looks like an enjoyable listen, and it’s interesting to imagine the Yellow Sub tracks in a different context. But I miss the two missing singles; and the second side would have to be mastered at a low volume since it’s about half an hour long.
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4.58am
9 March 2017
Offline When i first saw this, i thought it was about the mono version of Hey Jude , which uses the original single mixes of most of the songs instead of being a fold down like most mono albums released at this time.
As for the tracklisting, i wish A Hard Day’s Night was there. Also, i think Capitol should’ve done with Yellow Submarine what they did with MMT which would mean that Lady Madonna , The Inner Light , Hey Jude , Revolution , and the 4 Yellow Submarine tracks wouldn’t be there.
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