2.42pm
7 April 2015
Ahhh Girl said
mcsugalumps started a new thread today with the same title as this thread. I moved that post to https://www.beatlesbible.com/f…..2/#p232636Wow, two people bringing up the topic so close in time. Anyhoo.
@Randie, ie Randi Brooks, we can all see your write-ups in several places on the web.
http://www.guitarplayer.com/ar…..nces/58969
http://teamrock.com/feature/20…..ea-stadium
https://www.theguardian.com/mu…..aming-fans
Randie, do you want to make posts that contain an idea or two and then allow others to respond? If so, you may continue posting in this thread. If you do not want to comply with this mandate, then please do not waste our time. Thank you in advance.
What was your point of searching for and posting my very informative knowledgeable posts debunking ignorant inaccurate myths about The Beatles ? Which doesn’t make any sense at all that members on a Beatles fan forum wouldn’t be interested in and appreciate. I got a message from a guy I didn’t know in 2013 who happened to be the same online newspaper that I had posted this information about The Beatles,and he ran a private Beatles Facebook fan site and he asked me to join it because he said he was so impressed with my all of the information I posted about them,and said he never invites people he doesn’t know. I also got a message from a guy in Australia who said he was really impressed with my knowledge about The Beatles and he said like you said they wrote 50 years worth of music in just an 8 year recording career. An Australian teacher who is also big Beatles fan on the question and answer site Quora also said he was really impressed with all of my knowledge about The Beatles and many months later I found a post by an ignorant guy asking if The Beatles were the Back Street Boys of the 1960’s and he debunked this.
2.56pm
7 April 2015
This is a blog I made months ago,The Beatles Were *NEVER* A Boy Band,They Were Always A Great Rock n Roll,Pop Rock And Rock Band From The Start!
2.59pm
1 November 2013
Being a boy band doesn’t make you not a pop/rock band.
And the accusation came from the fact that you were posting the same exact posts from another site despite the completely different context.
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3.06pm
7 April 2015
On this site in 2007 a guy named Tim Ellison said after someone posted a link to Scaruffi’s horrible false article,that Scaruffi’s page is a horror and he said that he was never going to go parsing through that garbage again sorry. I emailed him in February 2007 about Scaruffi’s ”article” and he emailed back and said yeah Scaruffi’s Beatles article is really bizzare and that wasn’t going to ever read it again.
3.14pm
7 April 2015
Starr Shine? said
Being a boy band doesn’t make you not a pop/rock band.And the accusation came from the fact that you were posting the same exact posts from another site despite the completely different context.
Boy bands are manufactured and don’t play any instruments,much less be very good musicians as The Beatles were and they don’t write their own music,they have professional song writers writing for them,unlike the extremely talented John Lennon and Paul McCartney who were already writing hit songs for other music artists as early as 1963 when their own song writing success was just getting Off The Ground including Peter and Gordon,Cilia Black,Billy J. Kramer and The Dakatos one of The Rolling Stones first hits the rock n roll song I Wanna Be Your Man in 1963, true boy bands are stupid,uncool and tatentless.
Here is a very good educational you tube video by MeanMr Mayo who is a member of The Beatles fan site,Abbryd debunking this stupid,ridiculous,ludicrous myth that The Beatles were ever a boy band.
3.18pm
1 November 2013
From Wikipedia
A boy band (or boyband) is loosely defined as a vocal group consisting of young male singers, usually in their teenage years or in their twenties at the time of formation, singing love songs marketed towards young females.
Is that true of the Beatles? At the start most of all?
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3.29pm
7 April 2015
Starr Shine? said
From WikipediaA boy band (or boyband) is loosely defined as a vocal group consisting of young male singers, usually in their teenage years or in their twenties at the time of formation, singing love songs marketed towards young females.
Is that true of the Beatles? At the start most of all?
The Beatles were not just a vocal group from the beginning,they wrote and played a lot of their own music and I posted what you and other members obviously didn’t watch and read,that The Beatles wrote and performed many of their own very good and great rock n roll songs many which were hard rock in 1963 and 1964 and also recorded and performed rocking versions of rock n roll cover songs,I posted links above to just some of their performances like these.
3.38pm
1 November 2013
From Wikipedia
Being vocal groups, most boy band members do not play musical instruments, either in recording sessions or on stage, making the term something of a misnomer. However, exceptions do exist.
And also something that the Beatles did
Typically, each member of the group will have some distinguishing feature and be portrayed as having a particular personality stereotype, such as “the baby,” “the bad boy,” or “the shy one.
Hello Mr. Cute one
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3.41pm
7 April 2015
Included in the information I posted yesterday, that many members unfortunately mistook as ”spamming”, I not only debunked Scaruffi’s lie that The Beatles weren’t innovative, and I included quite a few serious music scholars analysis of their music including their early music,including by University of Penn graduate musicologist Alan Pollack who did an 11 year study of all 200 Beatles songs and demonstrates that even many of their early songs have complex chords,clever subtleties and arrangements. I also debunked many of his other outright lies about them including that they weren’t good musicians,and that other music artists never praised them,when I provided many links to video interviews and news paper interviews with many well known successful rock and other musicians who still call them great,many call The Beatles the greatest rock band ever and call John and Paul the two greatest song writers of the 20th century,even over their own bands and solo selves.
3.43pm
7 April 2015
Starr Shine? said
From Wikipedia
Being vocal groups, most boy band members do not play musical instruments, either in recording sessions or on stage, making the term something of a misnomer. However, exceptions do exist.
And also something that the Beatles did
Typically, each member of the group will have some distinguishing feature and be portrayed as having a particular personality stereotype, such as “the baby,” “the bad boy,” or “the shy one.
Hello Mr. Cute one
That does not make them a boy band,but a great rock n roll band that happened to have a lot of screaming teen girl fans,and lunch boxes and dolls etc which they didn’t ask for etc.And if this is all they had going for and about them and they were like true boy band who only has these things,because they don’t play their own instruments or write their own music.
They also didn’t want or ask for the Beatlemania hysteria either,they didn’t know this would happen,they wanted to be a successful rock n roll band like anyone does.It’s really unbelivable that I or anyone has to try to prove this to any Beatles fans.
3.50pm
1 November 2013
So you debunked Scaruffi correct?
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3.51pm
7 April 2015
Randie said
Starr Shine? said
From Wikipedia
Being vocal groups, most boy band members do not play musical instruments, either in recording sessions or on stage, making the term something of a misnomer. However, exceptions do exist.
And also something that the Beatles did
Typically, each member of the group will have some distinguishing feature and be portrayed as having a particular personality stereotype, such as “the baby,” “the bad boy,” or “the shy one.
Hello Mr. Cute one
That does not make them a boy band,but a great rock n roll band that happened to have a lot of screaming teen girl fans,and lunch boxes and dolls etc which they didn’t ask for etc.And if this is all they had going for and about them and they were like true boy band who only has these things,because they don’t play their own instruments or write their own music.
They also didn’t want or ask for the Beatlemania hysteria either,they didn’t know this would happen,they wanted to be a successful rock n roll band like anyone does.It’s really unbelivable that I or anyone has to try to prove this to any Beatles fans.
Well The Beatles weren’t that exception and true boy bands are what I explained them to be. But you know what you are right after all,and I really should just throw all of my early Beatles CD’s in the trash or give them to a 11 year old girl who loves boy bands.
3.52pm
1 November 2013
Nothing wrong with liking boybands.
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3.56pm
7 April 2015
Starr Shine? said
So you debunked Scaruffi correct?
Not to people who for some puzzling reasons *want* to believe the falsehoods he wrote,but I never would have thought that any Beatles fans would.
I had posted this yesterday debunking another one of the countless myths and lies Scaruffi wrote about them,
Another of the countless ignorant inacurrate things Scaruffi says about The Beatles writing 3 minute songs,well until The Beatles broke the rules for everyone with the long song Hey Jude in 1968, the radio’s rules for everyone was that they wouldn’t play any songs longer than 3 minutes. If you look up online The Rolling Stones early hit songs like Paint It Black etc they too are only 3 minutes and some seconds.Pain It Black is only 3 minutes and 22 seconds long.
3.58pm
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Isn’t the irony, @Randie, that by your approach to this subject, and to this forum, you’ve actually derailed this thread?
We’re not discussing Scaruffi’s opinion here anymore, but your response to it.
As I have said before, Scaruffi’s view of The Beatles doesn’t get any real traction here – as demonstrated by the fact there were only five responses to the OP in this thread before your first post on this subject on Saturday, and we’re now up to 60+, with a large percentage of those being yours.
Had you approached the subject anew, considered that Scaruffi’s don’t carry much (or any) weight here, and written something that took account of the fact you were not addressing a group of non-Beatles fans here, maybe the response you’ve got would have been very different.
Instead, you’ve assumed Scaruffi’s opinion is widely agreed with on this forum, and decided to educate us on the flaws in his argument. Most of us, if not all, could produce arguments of similar weight as yours against Scaruffi.
We just don’t see the point. We know his opinion is bullshit and move on.
Yes, you provided lots of information, but I certainly didn’t discover anything new in your posts.
It’s not that we’re not interested, but rather we have the same opinion of Scaruffi as you.
You seem to think his opinion carries more weight than it does, that it shapes the majority opinion of The Beatles. It doesn’t.
People will always have opinions, and people will always disagree with those opinions. On anything and everything. It’s what makes life interesting.
Why do you think it important to tear down his faulty assessment so fully sixteen years on? Are you hoping that, if you make the exact same arguments again and again, in multiple places, without any regard for the audience you’re addressing, Scaruffi will change his opinion?
Not going to happen. Sorry. He has his opinion, and he’s entitled to it.
Peace and love.
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4.03pm
7 April 2015
Starr Shine?
Starr Shine? said
Nothing wrong with liking boybands.
said
So you debunked Scaruffi correct?
Not to people who for some puzzling reasons *want* to believe the falsehoods he wrote,but I never would have thought that any Beatles fans would.
I had posted this yesterday debunking another one of the countless myths and lies Scaruffi wrote about them,
Another of the countless ignorant inacurrate things Scaruffi says about The Beatles writing 3 minute songs,well until The Beatles broke the rules for everyone with the long song Hey Jude in 1968, the radio’s rules for everyone was that they wouldn’t play any songs longer than 3 minutes. If you look up online The Rolling Stones early hit songs like Paint It Black etc they too are only 3 minutes and some seconds.Pain It Black is only 3 minutes and 22 seconds long.
4.05pm
1 November 2013
You could of just edited your last post instead of making the exact same post twice in a row.
Also, you said you debunked him and now you aren’t sure. What new information has change your opinion on this?
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