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       The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 8:46 am
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       #Post#: 1281--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 8:48 am
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       What is The Best Beatles Album of all time?
       I'm sticking with the UK Studio releases for this poll as their
       discography is a complete mess when factoring in all the other
       worldwide releases.
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 9:13 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (Please Please Me) 1963
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       Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time
       Please Please Me at #39
       The Beatles (With The Beatles) 1963
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       Shocking, but I don't have their first 2 albums. I fully intend
       to complete my collection....someday. It's ironic that I don't
       have the one album that has one of my all time favorite Beatles
       song from early in their career. Of course I'm talking about
       Love Me Do, which is found on Please Please Me. The Harmonica
       intro is just....awesome and so tasty on the ears. Who doesn't
       love that? Like most people, I got my start with The Beatles by
       way of Greatest Hits LP's and the first time I ever heard that
       song was with that. But of course the biggest monster hit on
       Please Please Me was none other than Twist and Shout.
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 9:20 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (A Hard Day's Night) 1964
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       A Hard Day's Night at #388
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       I'm a huge fan of The Beatles. But I'm more a fan of their stuff
       later in their career where they really started to experiment
       with recording techniques and evolving with their playing and
       songwriting. Having said that, A Hard Day's Night is pure
       vintage classic Beatles, that definitely marks the time of where
       they were as a band and in their songwriting. This album was
       release in conjunction with the movie of the same name. From the
       title track to Can't Buy Me Love, you just can't go wrong.
       I would have to disagree with Rolling Stones placement of this
       album at #388. This was the album that launched them into a
       whole other world and had the beginnings of what would define
       their earlier songs. I do believe this album should rank in the
       Top 100.
       Fave Songs: A Hard Day's Night, And I Love Her, Tell Me Why,
       Can't Buy Me Love and Any Time At All
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: Mac Date: September 4, 2011, 10:04 am
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       I'm gonna jump ahead here before your done... cause actually
       I've just gone through most of the Beatles stuff in the last few
       days.
       For me, It's a real toss up between Sgt Pepper, which I played
       the hell out way back when and it has some of the best songs to
       sing too
       and
       Abbey Road, which has an amazing montage of songs put into one
       long masterpiece "You Never Give Me Your Money", that I never
       get tired of.
       So [glow=red,2,300]Abbey Road[/glow] it is  ;D
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 10:12 am
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       [quote author=Mac link=topic=272.msg1285#msg1285
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       So [glow=red,2,300]Abbey Road[/glow] it is  ;D
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       Duh!
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 10:17 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (Beatles for Sale) 1964
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       Just like the first 2 albums, this one for whatever reason just
       slipped through the cracks and never made it into my clutches.
       Definitely plan to pick this up eventually. Someday. Eight Days
       A Week is their most well-known song from Beatles For Sale and a
       personal favorite as well. Sick cover by the way. Classic.
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 10:23 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (Help!) 1965
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       Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time
       Help! at #332
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       Help! is not a perfect album. It has a few songs that I can do
       without. But the songs that really work, are perfect in every
       way. Of course the songs are the title track Help!, Ticket To
       Ride and the one and only Yesterday. As always, I disagree with
       Rolling Stone Magazine's spot for this one. I personally think
       that A Hard Day's Night is a much better album than that of
       Help! And yet, RS has this one charting higher than the other.
       Eh?
       Fave Songs: Help!, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Ticket To
       Ride, Yesterday and Dizzy Miss Lizzy
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 10:29 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (Rubber Soul) 1965
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       Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time
       Rubber Soul at #5
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       Rubber Soul. This is the turning point for the band as far as
       expanding their songwriting as well as recording techniques and
       instrument experimentations. Sitar anyone? This has one foot in
       the past and one foot and two hands in the future of what's to
       come. This is also the album that Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys
       has said influenced him to make my all time favorite Beach Boys
       album: Pet Sounds. I would agree with Rolling Stone Magazine
       with it's placement...or pretty close to it. Definitely Top 10.
       It's very hard to play Rubber Soul just one time through. It's
       an impossibility. I have been playing this one half the day and
       never get tired of it. Stand out songs include Drive My Car,
       Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), Nowhere Man, Michelle and
       In My Life.
       Fave Songs: All of them. But Norwegian Wood is tops IMO.
       Cool cover too. Epic cover is more like it. Iconic.
       Amazing album, but nowhere near as good as the stuff that's
       coming after it.
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       Re: The Beatles - Discography
       By: ChipRawks Date: September 4, 2011, 10:35 am
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       [CENTER]The Beatles (Revolver) 1966
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       Revolver at #3
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       Revolver to me is the true beginning of what The Beatles are all
       about. From Taxman to Eleonor Rigby to Love You To to Yellow
       Submarine to She Said She Said to Tomorrow Never Knows all
       pushed the envelope of what the band could do, thus changing the
       course of music history that's still being felt to this day. And
       it only gets better from here on out. I remember the first time
       I ever heard of Yellow Submarine as a kid and thinking it was
       the dumbest, hokiest song I had ever heard. Over the years it's
       just grown on me to the point where I just think its so f*cking
       awesome now. Ringo ftw!! FYI, playing Yellow Submarine on The
       Beatles Rock Band gives me a thrill that I just shouldn't be
       getting from a game with so many other great songs on there.
       I can agree with Rolling Stone's placement here.  If not at #3,
       then  definitely Top 5.  I have so many favorite albums that I'm
       trying to keep them all in check of where each should go. I will
       be playing this one for the rest of the night.
       Fave Songs: Everyone of the songs to me is classic. But my fave
       of the bunch is definitely Tomorrow Never Knows.
       Sick sick sick cover.  The art is just....too cool.
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