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Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:09 pm
by Harry Lime
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:10 pm
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:15 pm
by Harry Lime
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.
Where should I go next?

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:18 pm
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.
Where should I go next?
From Revolver? Woof. Good question. What else have you already heard and what do you like best about Revolver?

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:34 pm
by Harry Lime
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.
Where should I go next?
From Revolver? Woof. Good question. What else have you already heard and what do you like best about Revolver?
I only started with that because apparently it's their transitional album and I'll probably like their later stuff better, but I think i should get some early stuff in there next. So Rubber Soul?

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:35 pm
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.
Where should I go next?
From Revolver? Woof. Good question. What else have you already heard and what do you like best about Revolver?
I only started with that because apparently it's their transitional album and I'll probably like their later stuff better, but I think i should get some early stuff in there next. So Rubber Soul?
Yep. Rubber Soul. And live with that one for a while. Then if you're feeling like another step back, do Help! Otherwise try the White Album. :thumbsup:

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 9:51 pm
by Norah
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:I'll tell you why I'm lucky.

I took part in a Beatles Tourney on the old board only knowing their greatest hits. I never fully listened to an album of theirs. I finally startd this week with "Revolver".

"I'm Only Sleeping" & "I Want to Tell You" are fantastic. I have so much more to discover and i'm excited.
Lucky man.

My advice would be to soak it up, and not to rush through it at today's get-the-whole-discography-in-a-torrent-and-then-listen-to-it-all-in-one-day pace. You only get to discover the Beatles once.
Yeah I'll be on "Revolver" for another couple days. I should have started in chronological order though.
nah.

There's no wrong way with this band. I was all over the map when I first got into them.
Where should I go next?
From Revolver? Woof. Good question. What else have you already heard and what do you like best about Revolver?
I only started with that because apparently it's their transitional album and I'll probably like their later stuff better, but I think i should get some early stuff in there next. So Rubber Soul?
Yep. Rubber Soul. And live with that one for a while. Then if you're feeling like another step back, do Help! Otherwise try the White Album. :thumbsup:
Joey's right.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 10:37 pm
by Harry Lime
McParadigm wrote:I can still remember the first time I heard Tomorrow Never Knows.

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Yeah I'm liking this.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sat September 28, 2013 11:23 pm
by Harry Lime
Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 12:01 am
by malice
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
probably not

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 12:45 am
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 12:51 am
by Harry Lime
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 12:53 am
by malice
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 12:56 am
by Harry Lime
malice wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
im totally and completely serious

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:09 am
by malice
Harry Lime wrote:
malice wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
im totally and completely serious
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_so ... he_Beatles

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:10 am
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:
malice wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
im totally and completely serious
There's no real easy cut and dry answer to this.

Lennon/McCartney share writing credits, but wrote a lot independently. The best rule of thumb is: the person singing the song is the primary songwiter.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:38 am
by Harry Lime
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
malice wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
im totally and completely serious
There's no real easy cut and dry answer to this.

Lennon/McCartney share writing credits, but wrote a lot independently. The best rule of thumb is: the person singing the song is the primary songwiter.
And that's what I figured, but some joker in the Beatles lore tried to hypothesize that Lennon and Paull swapped songs. But yeah you can tell the difference btween the two. I like Lennon a lot more. Thanks.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:41 am
by epilogue
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
malice wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Harry Lime wrote:Do we know which songs Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison all wrote?
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
Collaboration aside, I didn't know if certain songs were written independently.
Not. Sure. If. Serious...
im totally and completely serious
There's no real easy cut and dry answer to this.

Lennon/McCartney share writing credits, but wrote a lot independently. The best rule of thumb is: the person singing the song is the primary songwiter.
And that's what I figured, but some joker in the Beatles lore tried to hypothesize that Lennon and Paull swapped songs. But yeah you can tell the difference btween the two. I like Lennon a lot more. Thanks.
:thumbsup:

And yeah, I'm a Lennon guy, too.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:42 am
by McParadigm
durdencommatyler wrote:Lennon/McCartney share writing credits, but wrote a lot independently. The best rule of thumb is: the person singing the song is the primary songwiter.
I dislike this rule quite a bit. It encourages you to think of songs as one person's or the others, and McCartney was very influential on the final result of a lot of Lennon's 66-67 and Abbey Road songs.

Re: The Beatles

Posted: Sun September 29, 2013 1:43 am
by epilogue
McParadigm wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:Lennon/McCartney share writing credits, but wrote a lot independently. The best rule of thumb is: the person singing the song is the primary songwiter.
I dislike this rule quite a bit. It encourages you to think of songs as one person's or the others, and McCartney was very influential on the final result of a lot of Lennon's 66-67 and Abbey Road songs.
I was really just trying to come up with a simple answer for Orson.