The Beatles Bible - Topic: Rediscovering "iconic" songs.

GniknuS on Rediscovering "iconic" songs.

Sat, 06 Nov 2010 18:32:36 +0000

Cool story mithveaen. I sort of rediscovered In My Life not too long ago at a wedding. It's not that I was sick of the song or anything, I just hadn't heard it in a while. But we were just having a great time dancing and enjoying ourselves at my cousin's wedding, and suddenly I heard the familiar dun dun dun dun dun dun start of the song and all I could do was smile and think about the magic.

CranberrySauce on Rediscovering "iconic" songs.

Sat, 06 Nov 2010 06:02:15 +0000

I suppose I'll be the first to respond, then.

The first Beatles song that I "discovered" was "Hey Jude" by Paul McCartney on his Back in the U.S. Tour (I later found several versions of this song, but this was the first version I heard...but that's a different story) . Since this was early on in my Beatlemania, I didn't have very many recordings by them. So I listened to my small collection of songs for many, many hours a day. Pretty soon, I had collected the original version, the 2002 live recording and a mix of the two that ...

mithveaen on Rediscovering "iconic" songs.

Sat, 06 Nov 2010 04:18:54 +0000

We can say that an iconic Beatle song is the one that can be instantly recognized (and maybe overplayed) Example, Yellow Submarine, Let it Be, etc.

Ok, here's my question. Have you ever felt soo sick of a Beatle iconic song that you stopped listening to it because it loses the meaning, and then , later. you rediscover it and you just feel like in 7th heaven when you listen to it?

It happened with Let it Be. It's a long story, so sorry..

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