The Beatles

[Hitokiri]

Hey, have anyone heard of them??

lol, imj kidding. Im really starting to get into them.. I liked them for a while but Im starting to really like thier music. I find them one of the best bands ever ( not my favorite but I just think that).

my fav song is Elanor Rigby but I love all thier songs.

[Aka-chan]

Big Beatles fan here, too! There’s only maybe one or two of their songs I don’t really like, which is pretty good considering how many they have. I like “Do You Want to Know a Secretâ€

[Spencer]

The Beatles are super. On a road trip to Georgia, me and my Beatles CDs bonded for 16 hours. Anyway, I like Yesterday, Hey Jude, Strawberry Fields, Sgt. Pepper....The list goes on. Ringo is my favorite. Go Ringo!

[Aka-chan]

Yay! Ringo! ^__^ I think he's the best, too, even if he doesn't sing a whole lot.

[Hitokiri]

I'm trying to find Black Bird and Revolution 1 on the net...no luck...of course Im just looking on google. I dont have that music software.

Anyways...what do you guys think of Revolution 9? I kinda like it but then again thats me.

[Aka-chan]

I can't say I've listened to that one...

Just a question: is there some sort of underlying meaning for "Penny Lane" (drugs, perhaps, like some of there other ones -- the similar "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," for example) or is it just nonsense?

[Lightbringer]

I was never a beatles fan, I never will be either. i Just cant stand their style or their mediocer skills. I dont understand how the invasion started in the first place either. But since i know everybody is different, and in an attempt to understand my fellow humans better i am curious , what exactly is it about them that makes you fans interested? style? lyrical content?

[Stephen]

I may be going out on a limb here...because I myself am not the worlds biggest fan of the Beatles....but just like Elvis...while I might not like his style...I respect what he did for rock music. Took it to a new level....they could not have handled Nirvana or Korn back then....thus rock needed to slowly shift and change. I never had anything against the Beatles...only when John Lennon shot his mouth off about the band being the biggest thing since Jesus. (funny I don't think the band did to hot after that) But as far as talent they were pretty much the best at there time. I simply like to remember bands like that though and not actively listen to them....respect what they did with the rock music scene.

[Shinja]

yeah the beatles are awsome, and yes ringo is the best. though i have to admit i only have one of thier albums on cd {the white album} but i have most of the rest on old lps, which i used to listen to alot, before my high fi broke

"hes a clean old man your grandfather."

[Aka-chan]

I like the Beatles because they have a distinctive sound, and especially because the songs are relatively simple and therefore easy to sing along with. For the most part, they're just fun. *big karaoke fan*

[PreventerWind]

The Beatles rule!!!

I was named after one of The Beatles (my father is a musician) so it is mandatory that I love them.

Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's and Abbey Road ... those are my favorite albums.

[Hitokiri]

style? lyrical content?

They're just fun to listen and to sing to, at least to me. Also for peopl elike my parents who grew up listening to them, it's a walk down memory lane.

They just have fun songs to listen to. Though they're not one of th ebands that I really listen to what they exactly mean in thier songs.

I just listen to it for pure enjoyment.

[Raskle]

I quite enjoy the Beatles as well. Some of my favorites are "I'm So Tired", "Cry Baby Cry", "I Feel Fine", and "Hey Bulldog"

"Blackbird" was one of the 1st songs I learned on guitar

[Kokhiri Sojourn]

I think that the Beatle's music is some of the more fun music to have big sing-along sessions with friends, because everybody knows at least a few Beatles songs. Some of my favorites are Blackbird, Eight Days a Week, Yellow Submarine, (Love the White Album and Revolver), and I Wanna Hold Your Hand. Man, they really did change the face of music, no matter how you look at it.