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15 June 2011
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Rain , I Am The Walrus , Come Together , You Know My Name… Many B-Sides were great songs, sometimes even better than the A-Side.
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18 August 2010
Offline either Slow Down or P.S. I Love You
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12.46am
24 January 2010
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14 November 2011
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24 October 2011
Offline For me, It's difficult to pinpoint one favorite b-side. I personally feel that I Am The Walrus and Don't Let me Down should have been a-sides to digress for a moment. I would officially pick Come Together . You Know My Name is my next choice just because it was a cool, quirky recording I didn't expect as the flip side to Let it Be
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10 May 2011
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11 September 2011
Offline Rain , Don't Let Me Down, Revolution , A Day In The Life and Come Together . No particular order.
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3.20am
5 November 2011
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When was A Day In The Life a b-side? Also, wasn’t Something /Come Together a double a-side?
As for myself, I’ll go with Baby, You’re a Rich Man and I’m Down .
EDIT: This Boy and Old Brown Shoe are really close seconds, though!
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1 May 2011
Offline A Day In The Life was a b/side with Sgt Pepper /With A Little Help in i think 1978. It was released at the same time as the Sgt Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band film which starred The Bee Gee's and Billy Preston amongst others. The film bombed and the single didnt do much either.
It was during the time when EMI could release anything beatles without needing permission from Apple. There are a handful of singles and compilations that came out during that time period of 1976 -> 1982.
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2.32am
1 December 2011
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18 December 2011
Offline I have many, haven't choosed one favorite yet:
“You Can't Do That”, “Rain “, “Revolution “, “I'm Down”, “Ask Me Why “, “Old Brown Shoe “, “She's a Woman “, “This Boy “, “I Am The Walrus “, “Don't Let Me Down”…
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7.22pm
27 May 2011
Offline MeanMrsMustard said:
My first thought was, of course, “Rain .” But then I thought of “Old Brown Shoe ” and “We Can Work It Out ” and “I'm Down.” So now I'm undecided.
Nah, “Rain ” pwns.
Same! Although I'm not too keen on 'We Can Work It Out '. I'm a big fan of 'Old Brown Shoe ' and 'The Inner Light '. As you can see, I'm clearly a George girl 🙂
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23 October 2011
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5.45am
12 January 2013
Offline Revolution or Don’t Let Me Down . By far. But a lot of their songs are good. Who am I kidding their all good!
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Me: The Beatles
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5.11pm
21 November 2012
Offline Definitely Rain and I Am The Walrus
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18 April 2013
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18 March 2013
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28 January 2013
Offline Rain has to be my favorite. It should’ve been and a-side, but Paperback Writer is a good song too.
And if you saw my love, I'll love her to.
2.10pm
13 February 2013
Offline I was going to answer The Inner Light or Rain , but then I remembered I Am The Walrus 
6.48pm
30 October 2012
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SIE LIEBT DICH!
But seriously folks; This Boy , Rain , Revolution , Don’t Let Me Down , Old Brown Shoe .
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