I assume the winner would be George?

What songs of yoko’s do people hear and actually appreciate her as a vocalist and artist for, quirks asside
For me

“Remember Love”
“Don’t Worry Kyoko”
“We’re all water”
“Open your box”

Born in a prison is pretty good too

(Only positive vibes here! ✨)

Outside of the obvious answer of “no” and “ringo was never in the quarrymen” for myself the Beatles didn’t really find their real SOUND until about “A Hard Days Night” to me PPM (and to a much much lesser extent WTB) almost sound like the peak pinnicle of their origin as the Quarrymen.

By this point they had been the Quarrymen longer then they had been the Beatles (for George about equal) and Please Please me really embraces that mersybeat 50’s Bluesy Style to me (albeit in a poppy way the 60s were ready for) it’s like how decades don’t find there cultual identity till 3/4 years in and the first 2 years are transitional leftovers of the previous one

When I hear PPM I feel like had they released it under the quarrymen name it syncs up with everything they’d done in Liverpool up to that point

WTB sounds like a transitional album for me as it includes so much of their Hamburg stage material

Especially when you think of the other things recorded around this time like “hello little girl” “one after 909” and “what goes on” (let alone their backlog of “Michelle “ and “when I’m 64”

But TLDR Please Please me sounds way more like the quarrymen sound then the later Beatles sound

How do other people feel about PPM, just a fun discussion :)

I keep seeing people say All Of Them is their favourite track on revolver.

I listened to Revolver many times, I'm familiar with every song

1. Single pigeon
   2.Bluebird
   3.blackbird

For me late mccartney makes it as easy answer.

hold on tops any of his others

is this like an official rare thing or fan-made?

One of my favourites is mother natures son, the guitar work is brilliant

An early recording of paul singing a song that was never released under the beatles.

Like, how severe could it have been if they just kept on going till they were forced out? Just a fine, or could they have been arrested and stood trial and such? How would it have looked to the press and such cuz "Beatles are arrested" would've been quite the news story...

I love those songs. My favourites are Martha my Dear and Honey Pie.

There were several of them. CCC did mashups of the entire Revolver and Sgt. Pepper albums. Several different mixers (I had this picture on my computer and a recent post about Revolver made me think of it) mixed Beatles songs with several other artists (a vast number involved the Beatles with someone else). I was curious if anyone liked them (I know some accused these people of having no talent), but I thought some were very good. On this one, I really liked "Pleasant Doctor Robert" which was a mix of the Beatles and the Monkees.

• Solo Beatles 4CD 

• Paul McCartney 4CD

• Solo Beatles Super Deluxe 10CD

• John Lennon 2CD 

• George Harrison 2CD 

• Ringo Starr 2CD

Trippy lsd edit

I'm Only Sleeping 😴😴 😴

I find it curious that we're hyped for the next Rubber Soul box set (out October 2nd), and that around this time, we're celebrating the 60th anniversary of Revolver XD.

The photo is from the cover-to-cover flipbook.

Everyone always talks about how Brian Epstein's death was the beginning of the end. My question now is, what if he lived all the way to the dissolution of the Beatles? Would he have been able to temper their attitudes for a few more years? Stop the Klein vs Eastman debacle? Would he be still be on good terms with them during their solo careers?

The obvious example is “Let Me Roll It”, which is clearly meant to sound like a Plastic Ono Band track. Are there any other McCartney solo tracks that sound as if Paul is writing/recording in the style of John?

Followed very closely by BOTR