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Originally Posted by annapurna
The White Album sessions produced one of The Beatles most popular singles, "Hey Jude/Revolution." The Beatles did not release a single from The White Album, yet it did extremely well in the sales charts depute some negative media reviews. It was a very popular album in 1968, and still remains a popular album. Capitol did release Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da as a single in mid-70's, but it didn't do very well in the charts.
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annapurna,
Thank you, it's a breathe of fresh air to read something insightful and yet honest & objective. Some people around here, I won't mention any names, want to make
The Beatles aka The White album out to be like it was a Death Metal album put out by The Wiggles.
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Originally Posted by almauro
If you weren't always so quick to be negative and took the time to ready what I wrote, you'd understand that it was a comparison to BB.
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Now you're bringing up a comparison to BB King, what I'm confused???
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Originally Posted by almauro
One of the least impressive from the Beatles canon. What Lennon would describe it as a "granny song". He thought it sucked. It wasn't even released as a US single!
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Wha'? huh? Ob La Di Ob La Da was The Beatles were the first band to do Raggae/Ska and that's way before The Clash ever did - so stick that in you rastafarian hat.
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Originally Posted by almauro
That's f__cked up.
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almauro, keep your shirt on, dude.
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Originally Posted by almauro
You're focusing on one song, as opposed to an album....He had an Ace in the Hole with that one.
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I brought that song to demonstrate a point and you concur by saying "He had an Ace in the Hole with that one."
And now I'm going to quote myself:
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Originally Posted by myself
And The Beatles album fans were deeply troubled and disappointed when they release We All Live In The Yellow Submarine, that too goes on Ad Nauseam.
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I was trying to point out that they were other times that Beatles fans were disappointed, and the best thing you could say was:
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Originally Posted by almauro
I'd stop bringing up this stupid soundtrack to a kids movie. It's the most embarrassing recording of their careers.
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well then, go ahead, stop bringing it up.
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Originally Posted by almauro
Demonstrates more of a devolution
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Hey Dog, Bull!!!!
In no way is Submarine a de-evolution, You may not like Submarine, but every The Beatles did isn't more and more inferior then the previous thing they did before. For something to de-evovle it must continualy keep changing into a inferior form - kinda like your posts. The Beatles still wrote a bunch of songs before, during, and after Submarine.
Most people find Yellow Submarine is more watchable then Magical Mystery Tour. So that is a evolution from Magical Mystery Tour. Anyway The Beatles had very little invovlement in making the movie. It had sone great songs like Only Nothern Song, and Hey Bull Dog.
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Originally Posted by almauro
Give John some credit. He may have used her as a way out. He was sick as sh__t of the bitchin and moanin between Paul and George and I don't think he had any interest whatsoever in hanging out with his "ol' bandmates".
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They were sick of each other, and I'm not taking sides. Hey, that happens to the best of friends, anyway May Pang said John Lennon did entertain his ol' bandmate when they were in California. So yeah he did have an interest...
...and I thought it was BB.
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