Beatles survey?!
Question: What's your favorite Beatles album?
Favorite Beatles song?
Least favorite song?
Favorite Beatle?
Answers: What's your favorite Beatles album?
Favorite Beatles song?
Least favorite song?
Favorite Beatle?
- My favorite Beatles album is Abbey Road b/c I think the songs are so good. I love the cover also! On that album are two of the best George songs EVER! ;D
- I can't choose a favorite song, but here are some I like: Here Comes The Sun, Something, Come Together, Strawberry Fields Forever, I Need You, Tell Me Why, I'll Be Back, Happiness Is A Warm Gun, I'll Follow The Sun, Hey Jude, In My Life, Help!, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, etc.
- My least favorite Beatles song would either be Lady Madonna or Get Back (some of Paul's songs I just don't like) BUT those songs are still way above music by other artists.
- My favorite Beatles is George!!! I love his smile, the way he talks, his music, his acting in the Beatle movies, i love EVERYTHING about him
the white album
come together
help
ringo babayyy
1) Rubber Soul
2) Across the Universe
3) Drive My Car
4) George
seargent peppers lonley hearts club band
i am the walrus
hey jude (way overated)
john lennon
White Album
Please Please Me
Penny Lane
Paul McCartney
Abbey Road
Strawberry Fields Forever
I don't know... uggh... so hard... probably Revolution 9
John Lennon by far
1. Abbey Road
2. "You Never Give Me Your Money" from Abbey Road
3. "Revolution #9" from The Beatles (The White Album)
4. John Lennon
Magical Mystery Tour
Hello Goodbye
Revolution 9
Paul McCartney
Their very first, in America....."Meet the Beatles" Jan.,1964.
It changed my life.
I was 15 years old and in love with the Beatles. In Feb., 1964, I saw their very first American concert....Wash.,D.C.....I was in the fourth row. I still have the ticket stub, program and a few photos. When John stomped his feet and clapped his hands, I went INSANE!!!
We heard NO music;Neither did the Beatles. This clip was enhanced, in order to HEAR them....Crowd noise was lessened. The energy in that room was OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bpmlggpk...
Many favorites: "If I Fell"....The first time I heard this was over the phone...I was instructed to sit dow...I lay down on the floor and cried and cried. My father:"NOW what 's wrong?!"
My mom:"She's i5. She loves John. She's suppose to act this way."
No least favorite.
During their heyday....It was J O H N !!!!!!!!!
Then as he started acting SO different with Yoko, Paul emerged as the family man.....That is what attracted me to Paul, not his looks.
P.S. I used to make up stories about each of my girlfriends and THEIR Beatle. One story was so good, my friend had to go o the clinic, she was so sick with emition!!! We were in 9th grade.
Teachers told me later that they would gather just to WATCH us talk about the Beatles.
EVERY SINGLE day that first year, they were in the papers. It was WONDERFUL being 15 in 1964......Wonderful.
sgt. pepper's
eleanor rigby
the ballad of john and yoko
john lennon
1. Abbey Road
2. Favorite song is "Here Comes The Sun" - it's objectively not their best song, but it's my favorite because it was the first song I ever really listened to and liked. My older sister had the record in her room, and when I was really little and she'd go to school for the day, I'd go into her room and listen to that song over and over on a record player. I was probably 4 years old.
3. Yellow Submarine. It's just dumb. Or, wait, I also can't stand 'Octupus's Garden' - equally dumb.
4. Paul
let it be
blackbird
i want you
paul
Revolver
Fixing a Hole
Wild Honey Pie
Paul
Fav Record: Revolver
Fav: Paperback Writer or If I needed Someone
Least Fav: Revolution (NIKE ruined that song with help from Michael Jackson)
Favorite Beatle: Probably George Harrison. I loved his solo stuff after he left the band.
1) The White Album
2) Strawberry Fields Forever
3) Revolution #9
4) John Lennon
sgt peppers lonely hearts club band
let it be
idk thats a tough one
john lennon
Abbey Road
Across The Universe
Come Together (Heard it too much)
George Harrison
Revolver
"Eleanor Rigby"
don't have a least they're all good
Ringo Starr