Found my next amp. Not quite $4k!

[DrewJD82]

I'm not a big Beatles fan, but I love what their influence did in other bands. Most of all I'm thankful they did Sgt. Peppers and spurred the whole "let's use the studio as an instrument" aspect of recording, that was huge. It's rare their songs, themselves, do much for me though. Perfect example of what I mean is the Beatles-esque harmonies in King's X, absolutely love that sh*t, more than I do in the Beatles.

 

[norminal]

I remember that time when I willingly listened to the Beatles.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

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I couldn't tell you one song that's on that album...

 

[JiveTurkey]

I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Tiwst and Shout and Eleanor Rigby are the only Beatles songs we need.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Tiwst and Shout and Eleanor Rigby are the only Beatles songs we need.

Hey Jude is aight, especially the Wilson Pickett version with the Duane Allman solo at the end.

 

[Orvillain]

 

[AutomationBias]

As long as we're opening this can of worms, I may as well say that I haven't been able to get into Dream Theater.

 

[norminal]

As long as we're opening this can of worms, I may as well say that I haven't been able to get into Dream Theater.

I was into them right up until about Mangini; die-hard for the first three albums.

 

[JiveTurkey]

As long as we're opening this can of worms, I may as well say that I haven't been able to get into Dream Theater.

Just listen to the Beatles!

 

[paisleywookiee]

As long as we're opening this can of worms, I may as well say that I haven't been able to get into Dream Theater.

I like everything up to and including System of Chaos. Everything after that is a master class in circlejerking. Yes, even more so than the earlier work. And even more meaningless.

 

[RaceU4her]

I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Tiwst and Shout and Eleanor Rigby are the only Beatles songs we need.

i think its I Feel Fine, I Want You, and Something.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

i think its I Feel Fine, I Want You, and Something.

 

[Baba]

I'm not a big Beatles fan, but I love what their influence did in other bands. Most of all I'm thankful they did Sgt. Peppers and spurred the whole "let's use the studio as an instrument" aspect of recording, that was huge. It's rare their songs, themselves, do much for me though. Perfect example of what I mean is the Beatles-esque harmonies in King's X, absolutely love that sh*t, more than I do in the Beatles.

Man, I’ve been trying, unsuccessfully, to clearly sum up my thoughts on the Beatles, for decades, and you may have just the nail right on the head.

 

[TSJMajesty]

 

[TSJMajesty]

I like how you could hear the Beatles growth in their songwriting and innovation, over the course of their career. I mean really, some of their best music was made after they broke up, and really knew what they were doing, especially Harrison.

 

[Gearzilla]

I like how you could hear the Beatles growth in their songwriting and innovation, over the course of their career.

Last Train to Clarksville was great.

 

[JiveTurkey]

Last Train to Clarksville was great.

Definitely Maybe was one of their best.

 

[TheTrueZoltan!]

The Beatles were amazing songwriters. Undeniable fact.

 

[DrewJD82]

I like everything up to and including System of Chaos. Everything after that is a master class in circlejerking. Yes, even more so than the earlier work. And even more meaningless.

This is pretty much where I’m at, though I can’t name a single song on Systematic Chaos, I remember this is where I dropped off. I know I started losing interest with Octavarium but that was mostly because I was getting into more straight forward metal.

 

[Whizzinby]

Dayum, that Badcat Lynx demo from Ola sounds awesome.

Would work perfect in Jive’s Beatles tribute band he is forming.