O.K., so what's your LEAST favorite Beatles song?

[Jeff Scott]

Originally Posted by mc1

Touche! I like the olde tunes as well. John Dowland was like the Paul McCartney of his era.

[mc1]

Originally Posted by Jeff Scott

Thanks for that. I really dug the remix.

[Jeff Scott]

I've seen Sarah perform this music a few times, with Tunnels, years ago. Wonderful music!

[mc1]

Originally Posted by Jeff Scott

I've seen Sarah perform this music a few times, with Tunnels, years ago. Wonderful music!

It's thread hijack time! These guys built the school that was torn down to build the school that was there before old school.

Here's a tune I really like, it is part of Respighi's Ancient Airs and Dances:

[jpd]

Originally Posted by The Bard Rocks

Could be any of their songs I suppose. But the time they were playing together, i'd stopped listening to popular music, and haven't felt like I missed out on anything - there's too much else that I do like. So I remain almost completely ignorant of their music as well as that of their contemporaries.

Did you write the movie "Yesterday?"

[hairpuller]

Originally Posted by flaggerphil

I answered this two years ago, but I'll update it. Older Beatles, Run For Your Life. Newer Beatles, I Am The Walrus.

And anything with Yoko on it.

I do like "Run for your Life" and LOVE "I am the Walrus"!!
scott

[golfreggie]

A long post, so don't know if this one has been mentioned, but I never did like "Tomorrow Never Knows". It just seems like a wild meandering of thoughts with no melody. And I suppose I am one who needs a melody. But, I am a HUGE Beatles fan!

[Herb Hunter]

Originally Posted by The Bard Rocks

Could be any of their songs I suppose. But the time they were playing together, i'd stopped listening to popular music, and haven't felt like I missed out on anything - there's too much else that I do like. So I remain almost completely ignorant of their music as well as that of their contemporaries.

I’m reminded of when my sister invited a classical guitarist and me to her house with the intention that we play together. He had no interest in any music beyond what he considered classical music. He said, “I don’t know, 400 years of music is enough for me,” which is somewhat like saying shades of a single color are all I care to see or French cuisine is enough for me.

One can find a percentage of all forms of music that is appealing though with some genres, that percentage may be very small.

[golfreggie]

Originally Posted by Inyo

McCartney's guitar solos on "Taxman" are extraordinary.

I agree, and for decades I thought George played it, because after all, he was the "lead" guitar player!

[tinnitus]

Originally Posted by golfreggie

I agree, and for decades I thought George played it, because after all, he was the "lead" guitar player!

Yeah, I read somewhere that he was pretty sick and tired of people telling him that was their favorite solo of his.