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1 Seargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2 White album
3 Revolver
2 White album
3 Revolver
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1 greatest hits
2 black album
3 that one by ringo
2 black album
3 that one by ringo
Prefer Wings.
1.Back To The Egg
2.Band On The Run
3.Venus & Mars
But of the Beatles
1.Sgt Pepper
2.Get Back
3.Definetly Maybe
1.Back To The Egg
2.Band On The Run
3.Venus & Mars
But of the Beatles
1.Sgt Pepper
2.Get Back
3.Definetly Maybe
dont know the albums, been playing beatles this aft though on youtube, currently listening to c moon ....wings
At the time I thought Rubber Soul was pretty good. Pepper was groundbreaking.A few tracks from The White Album ok.But now I wouldn't listen to any.They haven't stood my test of time.
There are 5 great albums - The top three proper albums are of course...
Sergeant Pepper etc
The White Album
Revolver.
The other two are The Beatles 62-66 and The Beatles 67-70.
You need none other than these five.....
except Rubber Soul and possibly Abbey Road.
Sergeant Pepper etc
The White Album
Revolver.
The other two are The Beatles 62-66 and The Beatles 67-70.
You need none other than these five.....
except Rubber Soul and possibly Abbey Road.
With the Beatles
Abbey Road
Rubber Soul
I think.
Abbey Road
Rubber Soul
I think.
With the Beatles is a great album. Used to listen to it endless times playing air guitar in front of a mirror.
A few covers on it, but it has a nice direct simplicity.
A few covers on it, but it has a nice direct simplicity.
The Beatles (The White Album)
Revolver
then I can't decide between Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts' Club Band and Rubber Soul
Revolver
then I can't decide between Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts' Club Band and Rubber Soul
Dobbo - are you old enpugh to remember the pop that was contemporary with say the first five years of the beatles?.
Sorry, thought you were doubting their importance and influence with a throwaway comment. What did you mean?
1 Stumped
2 We all live in a legless sumberine
3 Peace ..Leg is over
2 We all live in a legless sumberine
3 Peace ..Leg is over
They influenced who exactly?In the mid sixties i was listening to say:Ray Charles, fats Domino and his brother Waller.Bobster. Seeing live people like Clapton, John Mayall, Sonny Terry and Brownie.The yardbirds.
My local band was The Who. I remember the Beatles and I thought they were ok.I recognise they left a stamp on pop culture but influence? Who?
My local band was The Who. I remember the Beatles and I thought they were ok.I recognise they left a stamp on pop culture but influence? Who?
Dobbo - just two comments. Not sure of the relevance of the folk you quote (love them all) but all are pretty derivative either from jazz or traditional blues, or in the case of The Who, R & B in its original form.
Even as a Stones man, I cannot believe that anyone would doubt the influence of the Beatles on music in loads of forms over the last several decades. You don't have to believe me, just do a little research.
Even as a Stones man, I cannot believe that anyone would doubt the influence of the Beatles on music in loads of forms over the last several decades. You don't have to believe me, just do a little research.
Dobbo - Does "exactly" referring to Oasis form part of your evidence against. If so I concede defeat.
Cant see it. What bands were influenced by the mopheads? My sort of bands/people in no particular order from that era are Chuck Berry, James Brown, Velvet Underground, Van Morrison, Stones, Led Zep, Dylan, and about fifty others. I liked some of the Monkees stuff. I guess they were influenced by the Beatles.
Dobbo 07 Feb 21:33
At the time I thought Rubber Soul was pretty good. Pepper was groundbreaking.A few tracks from The White Album ok.But now I wouldn't listen to any.They haven't stood my test of time.
:D
At the time I thought Rubber Soul was pretty good. Pepper was groundbreaking.A few tracks from The White Album ok.But now I wouldn't listen to any.They haven't stood my test of time.
:D
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