Your top 5 Beatles songs?

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Your top 5 Beatles songs?

Post by helterskelter »

Thought this would be cool to see what everyone elses favourites are, ok... Ive started the ball rolling Image

I Am The Walrus
Hey Jude
Tomorrow Never Knows
Ive Got A Feeling
Baby Your a Rich Man
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Post by oreca »

Top 5, that's something I really can't do...

It would have to be a Top 200. :D
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How about LEAST FAVOURITE (favorite for you Americans) Beatle songs (originals or covers)?

1. Oh-Bla-Dee (I don't even care to spell it correctly)
2. Mr. Moonlight
3. Get Back (it just puts me to sleepzzzzzzzzzzzz)
4. the last half of Revolution Number 9 (hey, points for effort)
5. You Won't See Me (it drags...)
How much!?!
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Post by harley »

It is hard, but ...

Please, Please Me
Oh, Darling
I Should Have Known Better
Something
I Saw Her Standing There

with a "guilty pleasure" nod to Mister Moonlight, I know it's frequently mentioned as one of their five worst, but I've always liked it.
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Post by oreca »

If I was asked which song I like the most which has the 325 on it I'd say All I've Got To Do.
I just love that Lennon rhythm... Harrison does a great job too.
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Post by scoobster28 »

Top Five Favorite:
1. I Saw Her Standing THere
2. She Loves You
3. You Can't Do That
4. The Night Before
5. This Boy

Top FIve Least Favorite:
1. I am the Walrus
2. Come Together
3. Strawberry Fields
4. The Inner Light (see, not all are John's)
5. Helter Skelter
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Post by helterskelter »

Ok, well make it top 5 and top 5 least favourites Image

least favourites...
Octopuses Garden (sorry Ringo)
What A Shame Mary Jane
Within You Without You
Blue Jay Way
Maxwells Silver Hammer
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Post by chingnchime »

TOP 5-

THE NIGHT BEFORE
PAPERBACK WRITER
I FEEL FINE
TELL ME WHY
GETTING BETTER

LEAST FAVES

BLUE JAY WAY
WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU
HEY JUDE
GOOD NIGHT
I SAW HER STANDING THERE
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Post by brammy »

Sorry, it's impossible for me to just make it 5 ... Here's my top 10 (at the moment):

And I Love Her
This Boy
I Should Have Known Better
If I Fell
You're Going To Lose That Girl
Here, There and Everywhere
A Day In The Life
Strawberry Fields Forever
Back In The U.S.S.R.
Here Comes The Sun

... and their 2 best covers are:

Twist and Shout
Please Mr Postman
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Post by karl_teten »

1) Nowhere Man
2) Please Please Me
3) And Your Bird Can Sing
4) I Feel Fine
5) Ticket To Ride
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Post by bottom4 »

These will probably by tomorrow. I typically like the inner album stuff more than the hits.

Lovely Rita or Getting Better
Hey Bulldog
Yer Blues
Dear Prudence
Because

Favorite cover:
Mr. Postman

Least favorite or at the least songs I can skip over – this is really difficult!
Mr. Moonlight – although John’s opening vocal always catches my ear.
You Won’t See Me
Within You Without You
Back in the USSR
Goodnight
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Post by janglebox »

Wow, Karl. I hadn't yet seen your list, but mine is almost the exact same. I had "And Your Bird Can Sing" at #6 with "I'll Be Back" /"Anytime at All" tied for the #5 spot.

Great minds and all that, I suppose. <g>
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Post by dean712 »

Top 5 favrorites:

Here Comes The Sun
A Day In The Life
Paperback Writer
Ballad of John and Yoko
Obla-Di-Obla-Da
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Post by teeder »

I've been watching this for a couple days, trying to pick 5. I just can't. Every time I think I have 5, I see someone's list and think, "OH, I forgot about that song!".
My favorites change almost daily. It depends on what Beatle era I'm into at the moment. I break it down into: the early stuff, then Help through Revolver, Sgt Pepper through Yellow Sub, White Album through Abbey, then the solo stuff. I'm just coming out of the solo stuff now, and have been thinking about the early music lately.

It always amazes me how much they changed in a few short years. It's still fresh for me after all these years!

Andy,

Your five are definitely near the top of my list! What great tunes!

I'll think some more and try again later.Image
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Post by apollo11 »

This is virtually impossible for me to answer, and my choices could easily change. I can honestly say that Let It Be has always been my favorite. My #2 song has always been Mull of Kintyre, but I can't include that here.


Let It Be

The following two would always be top five for me:
I Saw Her Standing There
Here Comes The Sun: beautiful, in every aspect.

Rounding out today's top 5:
I'm So Tired: I have always loved Lennon's singing in this one. Awesome song.
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