QueenZone discussion #840298

Lester Burnham wrote: Favorite Beatles album: Abbey Road Favorite John album: Imagine (I don't have much of his stuff) Favorite Paul album: Ram, probably Favorite George album: All Things Must Pass (again, I don't have much of his stuff) Favorite Ringo album: Ringo (I've got all his stuff... no, I'm kidding) The Beatles were a huge obsession of mine back when I was about 13 or so, around the time the Anthologies came out... I ran out and got every book I could get my hands on, and I know A LOT about them... but I kind of burned myself out and don't really listen to them much anymore. I have my moments where they're the only thing I listen to, but it's been a while.

bitesthedust<h6>The QZ gentleman...</h6> wrote: I don't own a Solo Beatles album (yet)....but based on the few Beatles albums I do own, my favourite is probably Abbey Road. Just beats Rubber Soul.

Lester Burnham wrote: One of the albums that's quickly becoming a favorite is Paul's "Press To Play" album, especially 'However Absurd'. I just love that song... anyone else ever hear it, or am I alone?

SK wrote:

bitesthedust<h6>The QZ gentleman...</h6> wrote: I don't own a Solo Beatles album (yet)....but based on the few Beatles albums I do own, my favourite is probably Abbey Road. Just beats Rubber Soul.

Ah right, check out these solo Albums McCartney: Ram Band On The Run Venus And Mars London Town McCartney II Tug Of War Chaos And Creation Lennon: Plastic Ono Band Imagine Walls And Bridges George Harrison: All Things Must Pass Dark Horse Cloud 9 Ringo: RINGO Ringo-Rama Cheers

<font color=red>Flash! wrote:

SK wrote:

bitesthedust<h6>The QZ gentleman...</h6> wrote: I don't own a Solo Beatles album (yet)....but based on the few Beatles albums I do own, my favourite is probably Abbey Road. Just beats Rubber Soul.

Ah right, check out these solo Albums McCartney: Ram Band On The Run Venus And Mars London Town McCartney II Tug Of War Chaos And Creation Lennon: Plastic Ono Band Imagine Walls And Bridges George Harrison: All Things Must Pass Dark Horse Cloud 9 Ringo: RINGO Ringo-Rama Cheers

You're forgetting 'Red Rose Speedway' for Paul/Wings.

SK wrote: lol true, I enjoy Red Rose Speedway a lot(Lazy Dynamite!!!!). Double Fantasy was quite good(Johns stuff) but I wouldnt recommend it to someone who doesnt have a John solo lp. They would be scared off by the Yoko Ono tracks

Marial-B <h6>Venezuela's finest wine</h6> wrote: Beatles: Rubber Soul, Revolver, White ALbum, Abbey Road, Magical Mystery Tour John: Imagine Paul: A compilation xD (None in particular, too cheesy for my taste) George: All things must pass & Cloud Nine Ringo: Ringo Lester: Yes, I have all their stuff :P

Marial-B <h6>Venezuela's finest wine</h6> wrote: LOL!!!!!!!!! There are a lot of Beatles fans here, myself since I was like... I wasn't even born yet!!!!!!

Oszmercury wrote: Revolver: not only their best, it's the best of all time George's All things must pass: The roots of brit pop et al, fantastico!

DreaminQueen wrote: Ahhh, the Beatles, my second love after Queen... In fact my friend, her younger sister and i have BEATLE nights on occasion where we listen to beatles music and watch the movies... Our own BEATLEMANIA... Anywho, fave albums... I love them all pretty much but i'm still missing a few, but ill put my top ones that come into my mind for now... And i'm still building my solo collections... (no particular order) Beatles-- White Album With The Beatles Abbey Road REVOLVER (!!!!!) RUBBER SOUL LET IT BE (despite Phil Spectors over production, i still like it alot, but i've yet to obtain LET IT BE (NAKED)... John Lennon- Imagine (the only one i've got at the mo) Paul MaCCa- Chaos and Creation In the Backyard Wings:Hits and History (still obtaining again) George-- Sadly, i dont have anything from him yet, but i would like to know which one is most highly recommended to start with. Ringo- RINGO (the only one i've got at the mo as well, but i love it! Great album)

The Artist Formerly Known As Paul JR wrote: *ahem Let me make this clear to you all I dont like Ringo I dont like Monkey Boy George Lennon is ok I am all about Paul

SK wrote:

The Artist Formerly Known As Paul JR wrote: *ahem Let me make this clear to you all I dont like Ringo I dont like Monkey Boy George Lennon is ok I am all about Paul

lol haha, cool. What is your fave Paul lp? let me take a stab at it..Hm..you seem like you would enjoy McCartney II

SK wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote: Ahhh, the Beatles, my second love after Queen... In fact my friend, her younger sister and i have BEATLE nights on occasion where we listen to beatles music and watch the movies... Our own BEATLEMANIA... Anywho, fave albums... I love them all pretty much but i'm still missing a few, but ill put my top ones that come into my mind for now... And i'm still building my solo collections... (no particular order) Beatles-- White Album With The Beatles Abbey Road REVOLVER (!!!!!) RUBBER SOUL LET IT BE (despite Phil Spectors over production, i still like it alot, but i've yet to obtain LET IT BE (NAKED)... John Lennon- Imagine (the only one i've got at the mo) Paul MaCCa- Chaos and Creation In the Backyard Wings:Hits and History (still obtaining again) George-- Sadly, i dont have anything from him yet, but i would like to know which one is most highly recommended to start with. Ringo- RINGO (the only one i've got at the mo as well, but i love it! Great album)

Awesome, Beatlemania nights! Ah, as for George, go for "All Things Must Pass" or "The Best Of George Harrison". He is definately great! "Bangla-Desh","You","My Sweet Lord" all great tracks!

DreaminQueen wrote:

SK wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote: Ahhh, the Beatles, my second love after Queen... In fact my friend, her younger sister and i have BEATLE nights on occasion where we listen to beatles music and watch the movies... Our own BEATLEMANIA... Anywho, fave albums... I love them all pretty much but i'm still missing a few, but ill put my top ones that come into my mind for now... And i'm still building my solo collections... (no particular order) Beatles-- White Album With The Beatles Abbey Road REVOLVER (!!!!!) RUBBER SOUL LET IT BE (despite Phil Spectors over production, i still like it alot, but i've yet to obtain LET IT BE (NAKED)... John Lennon- Imagine (the only one i've got at the mo) Paul MaCCa- Chaos and Creation In the Backyard Wings:Hits and History (still obtaining again) George-- Sadly, i dont have anything from him yet, but i would like to know which one is most highly recommended to start with. Ringo- RINGO (the only one i've got at the mo as well, but i love it! Great album)

Awesome, Beatlemania nights! Ah, as for George, go for "All Things Must Pass" or "The Best Of George Harrison". He is definately great! "Bangla-Desh","You","My Sweet Lord" all great tracks!

You bet, i cant stand this new music out now, i've got to keep my sanity some how! lol and its soo funny because her mom will be like ok girls, i love the beatles too, but i dont want to feel like im 12 again evertime i get in the car... Sometiems its tough being a teenine into classic rock... GOTTA KEEP THE REAL STUFF ALIVE! George definatly rocks my socks, i love him! I love MY SWEET LORD and YOU, i think i've heard BANGLA-DESH a few times before, but lyrics arent ringing a bell at the moment... but i'm always torn because i want so many CD's!!!!! (im rather a musical prostitute my dear haha!) Most girls my age are all about clothes and makeup, me its CD's and music stuff... The only makeup i buy is when im way low on eye liner or black nail varnish. And my wardrobe is mainly band tshirts lol...

iGSM wrote: Curiously I like Paul McCartney's Standing Stone a lot too.

freddieistheloveofmylife_89 wrote: I'm not a HUGE Beatles fan, however, I believe that The White Album was perhaps their best album. My old man has it on vinyl, and it's pretty schweet. :D

iGSM wrote: Oh, I do like Revolver. Just Love You To slightly sours it for me...how can you not love an album with...well everything else BUT Love You To, heh :) What annoys me is I can't get my copy of Help! or Let It Be working at the moment! Argh. Honestly - being quite a Stepford fan here - I don't think the Beatles lay down any bad music. I take the piss out of my friends (both Harrison/Lennon fans) by saying what they wrote was inferior to Paul but don't mean it.

DreaminQueen: but i'm always torn because i want so many CD's!!!!! (im rather a musical prostitute my dear haha!) Most girls my age are all about clothes and makeup, me its CD's and music stuff... The only makeup i buy is when im way low on eye liner or black nail varnish. And my wardrobe is mainly band tshirts lol...