^^uh, dude, this is a thread for recommending the best Beatles album for a beginner, not a continuation of your diatribes from the "days of yore" thread

stay on-topic, n'kay?

Meany! Me and the nice guy were just having a talk.

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I apologize. Dont take me to the gallows. haha

The White Album, since it has a little of everything they've done, you can pick, and chose an album from there.

I am not good with suggesting albums for beginners, but I started with Revolver and have been quite happy with that decision.

Id say start with A Hard Days night, its when their music started getting better. Skip Beatles for Sale and go on to Help. Help is when their music started getting real good.

Abbey Road all day.

Baet me to it, Abbey Road was their best work. I know a lot go Sgt Pepper and no doubting it is great but AR beats it any day.

My first album was Help! It didn't put me off the Beatles....

"Meany! Me and the nice guy were just having a talk.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by William Zanzinger
No way.McCartney single handledly wrote " Michelle", "Let it Be", " Hey Jude",
"Yesterday", "Eleanor Rigby", "Penny Lane", "All my Loving", "Here, There and Everywhere", "Get Back", "The Fool on the Hill" "Obla Di" " Hello, Goodbye"and "Paperback Writer".
He also contributed to much of the early stuff-"She loves you", "Please please me", "I`m only sleeping" etc, etc.

IMO, Lennon and McCartney were far better as a partnership than solo artists.


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I was replying to this-
Originally Posted by Lord Dweedle
pfft, just get John Lennon's Solo stuff, he WAS the Beatles

And if I hadn`t, someone else would have.

The formatting of this is so confusing. John was The Beatles? No way. They were a team, not one of them really stood out from the others.