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1 May 2011
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I dont listen to side 2 a heck of a lot (YS is another album ive cut up in itunes) but there is The Pepperland Suite which is basically side 2 in 6 minutes 18 seconds which i do listen to a lot more. I do have a query tho. At 1:30 into the Suite it moves to March Of The Meanies which has additional drums that are not on the LP version (its better). Does anyone know where its from? Was it a very good fan/bootleg creation? Is it in the film? Its certainly different.
Its not that the scores are bad, i also like the instrumental pieces on the US Hard Days Night and Help ! soundtracks, just dont find myself hankering after them.
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3.17am
13 September 2010
Offline Gerell said
BeatleRechazado said
Out of topic, but interesting. To those talking about “She’s Leaving Home “, hear this version. The Beatles, Motown version.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..sMjTTFRHdY
Is that Paul’s vocals?…. Oh wait just realised that it was a remix. I hate remixes, some sound like they’re autotuned. But it’s safe to say this version is better than the SPLHCB (1978) movie.
Yeah, the guy that did it used Paul vocals with “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye as the instrumentation. I thought it sounded really awesome.
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17 January 2013
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Dude that’s a cool avatar… but it’s hurting my eyes! 
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4.22pm
14 January 2013
Offline BeatleRechazado said
Gerell said
BeatleRechazado said
Out of topic, but interesting. To those talking about “She’s Leaving Home “, hear this version. The Beatles, Motown version.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..sMjTTFRHdY
Is that Paul’s vocals?…. Oh wait just realised that it was a remix. I hate remixes, some sound like they’re autotuned. But it’s safe to say this version is better than the SPLHCB (1978) movie.
Yeah, the guy that did it used Paul vocals with “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye as the instrumentation. I thought it sounded really awesome.
That is an interesting remix.
And thats a very trippy avatar. Starring at it too long it starts to move on me. lol
11.01pm
13 February 2013
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I try to listen to an album in its entirety, so I don’t often skip songs. But I’m not too fond of some tracks on side B of Help ! (Tell Me What You See is the example).
4.20pm
21 November 2012
Offline Hey that motown remix is pretty cool! It sorta works.
9.42pm
18 March 2013
Offline The B-Side of “Yellow Submarine “, they could have filled it up with a lot of songs the Beatles wrote but never recorded, and saved the orchestrated instrumentals just for the movie.
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Bongo11.17pm
4 July 2012
Offline Side D of The White Album . Revolution 1 is the only thing I can tolerate on that side.
- A good portion of Beatles VI (most of Beatles For Sale in Britain) Includes Dizzy Miss Lizzy , Yes it Is, Words Of Love , I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party , etc.
- Mr. Moonlight
- And Your Bird Can Sing . It just sounds odd to me.
- In My Life . It’s a beautiful song and I don’t dislike it, the song just makes me cry like nuts. So, I never listen to it.
- A lot of Let it Be just makes me sad, so I tend to not listen to that album as a whole. Only pick out a few songs.
11.49pm
10 February 2013
Offline Though I own every Beatles album in both CD and vinyl format, I realized when looking over my iTunes that I never bothered to import “Act Naturally .” So I guess I have to say it’s that one (sorry, Ringo).
3.45am
29 April 2013
Offline Excluding rubbish such as Revolution #9, Wild Honie Pie, Maggie Mae and such….and also excluding covers that they did, most of which were all very good. (Should have left off Mr. Moonlight and included Leave My Kitten Alone . As far as actual songs , songs I can’t listen to are Every Little Thing , I’ll Be Back , Within You Without You , Blue Jay Way , Your Mother Should Know , She’s Leaving Home , Mr. Kite, I Dig A Pony , Long and Winding Road, I Want You, Long Long Long, Goodnight, Maxwell’s Silver Hammer , It’s All Too Much , It’s Only A Northern Song , Love You Too, The Inner Light .
The B side of Yellow Submarine does not count…just filler
3.53am
3 September 2012
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I think I can go for this type of title more than “worst” for a few songs, actually, and I have a good one for this.
Reprise.
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18 March 2013
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Excluding rubbish such as Revolution #9, Wild Honie Pie, Maggie Mae and such….and also excluding covers that they did, most of which were all very good. (Should have left off Mr. Moonlight and included Leave My Kitten Alone . As far as actual songs , songs I can’t listen to are Every Little Thing , I’ll Be Back , Within You Without You , Blue Jay Way , Your Mother Should Know , She’s Leaving Home , Mr. Kite, I Dig A Pony , Long and Winding Road, I Want You, Long Long Long, Goodnight, Maxwell’s Silver Hammer , It’s All Too Much , It’s Only A Northern Song , Love You Too, The Inner Light .The B side of Yellow Submarine does not count…just filler
I can tell you’re a big George fan 
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10.13pm
21 November 2012
Offline Though I love George and I absolutely love Blue Jay Way , I CAN’T listen to that one when it’s dark and/or foggy, neither to Long long long (especially the ending) but I think I made that clear a couple of times already
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18 March 2013
Offline I’ve never got people’s fear of the ending of “Long Long Long” it’s just cool for me nothing really frightening. It’s only “Revolution 9 ” that scares the hell out of me. “Blue Jay Way ” and “Only A Northern Song ” I originally heard at 2am and I just thought they were savage George songs
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2.15pm
3 May 2012
Offline The ending of L,L,L did scare me a bit the first time as I wasn’t expecting it after such a loevly, calming song. I love it now though! Rev 9 doesn’t scare me either. A lot of people don’t really get it but I kind of do. I’m not massive on Avant-Garde but I do admire certain things like this that really paint a picture. Somehow I knew this song was about war even before I learned that it actually was, which says something to me. Having said that, Rev 9 is probably the Beatles song that I listen to the least. If I listened to it more often I’d probably hate it as most people do.
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6 December 2012
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Revolution 9 doesn’t scare me when I’m listening to it, but certain parts of it will play repeatedly in my mind while I’m trying to fall asleep. That’s when I find it creepy.
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5.47pm
21 November 2012
Offline I’ve only listened to it once or twice in it’s entirety. You know that film ”The Ring”? It always makes me think of the ”7 days video” they show in that. It makes me think of the background sounds in it. I find it interesting, but it’s not the kind of song I’m listening to to calm down before I go to sleep
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29 August 2013
Offline I never really liked the song from the time of its release. I understand how lots of other people did, and how it contributed to Beatlemania yadda yadda yadda – it just never did anything for me (and I am a big fan of the early singles and albums).
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7.52am
3 August 2013
Offline Run For Your Life often gets the >> button. Sticks out like a sore thumb at the end of Rubber Soul . You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) gets the same treatment with Past Masters 2.
Certain tracks on the White Album get the skip treatment, depending on how I’m feeling at the time. Offenders include both Honey Pies, Bungalow Bill, Why Don’t We Do It in the Road, and Revolution 9 , although I have been more tolerant of the latter as of late.
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8.06am
29 August 2013
Offline As of late I’m prone to skipping all their normal stuff and listening just to the odd ones (Anthology series, Live At The BBC , that kind of thing) simply because I’ve listened to the same songs all over again I’ve become almost sick of hearing them.
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