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4.08pm
4 September 2010
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robert said:
that progression (in various keys) - is used in millions of pop songs.
Although, yes, Paul seemed very fond of it - it's older than he is - it's older than dirt. I believe God was whistling that progression when he hung the stars.
Yeah, I thought I had that somewhere before. It's a nice lick though.
Joe said:
Isn't that used for the arpeggio sequence at the end of You Never Give Me Your Money ?
No, that's C, G, A if I recall correctly.
You all will have read that Dave Dee is no longer with us. But Mickey and Titch and I would like to carry on the good work that's always gone down in number two.
4.46am
1 February 2011
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because and I want you but those are obvious
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2.07am
30 August 2013
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Off the top of my head are:
She Said She Said
/Rain
I'm Happy Just To Dance With You /Please Please Me
Getting better/Hello Goodbye
I Want To Hold Your Hand /I Wanna Be Your Man
Dig A Pony /I've Got A Feeling
What goes on/The word
This Boy /Yes it is
And I Love Her /I will
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2.16am
14 January 2013
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30 August 2013
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sky090909 said
Off the top of my headGlass Onion / I Am The Walrus for obvious reasons
From Me To You / Love Do
I see where you're coming from
Day Tripper kind of reminds me of I feel fine, probably because they both have awesome riffs
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9.34am
28 January 2013
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Off the top of my head
I'm A Loser /I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
You Got To Hide Your Love Away/It's Only Love
Till There Was You /And I Love Her
Girl/Michelle
And the most obvious comparison
And if you saw my love, I'll love her to.
2.58pm
30 August 2013
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BBCSessions1963 said
Off the top of my headI'm A Loser /I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
You Got To Hide Your Love Away/It's Only Love
Till There Was You /And I Love Her
Girl/Michelle
And the most obvious comparison
I knew there was one I was missing! (This Boy and Yes it is, how did I miss that? I think my mind went blank for a second)
And I Love Her kind of reminds me of I will for some strange reason
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5.36pm
11 September 2013
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I think Revolution and Revolution 1 sound very similar, but maybe that's just my personal observation.
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6.10pm
30 August 2013
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sunshaderain7 said
I think Revolution and Revolution 1 sound very similar, but maybe that's just my personal observation.
I ran straight into that one xD
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6.42pm
21 November 2012
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^
Yeah that one is pretty funny. Thought about that as well the other day.
7.01pm
14 September 2013
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The coda of Hey Jude and Isn't It A Pity sound quite similar to my ears.
Don't Pass Me By and Octopus' Garden.
7.02pm
11 September 2013
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CorporationT-shirt said
The coda of Hey Jude and Isn't It A Pity sound quite similar to my ears.
I always thought George did that on purpose, but don't quote me on that.
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9.04pm
21 November 2012
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Don't know about that, but apparently Isn't It A Pity was written in 1966, which was a bit before Hey Jude . Now I wonder if George had included the ''nanana'' bit already back then or took it from Hey Jude .
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9 June 2013
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sky090909 said
Off the top of my head
Glass Onion / I Am The Walrus for obvious reasons
I immediately thought of that too! also of ob-la-di ob-la-da and everybody's got something to hide except for me and my monkey, their both just so happy!!
i think helter skelter and Revolution
are kinda similar, Wild Honey Pie
and why don't we do it in the road remind me of each other just because of all the repetition, I'm So Tired
and long long long and yes I know I'm only saying ones off White Album
I'm sorry
i feel like Honey Pie
reminds me of one but i can't think of what it is
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5.30am
14 December 2009
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Paul: Yeah well… first of all, we’re bringing out a ‘Stamp Out Detroit’ campaign.
8.30am
1 November 2012
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Fool on the Hill / Nowhere Man
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2.51am
28 January 2013
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And if you saw my love, I'll love her to.
5.27pm
3 May 2012
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^^ Interesting choices. In what what do you think they're similar, or remind you of one another? Lyrically?
Moving along in our God given ways, safety is sat by the fire/Sanctuary from these feverish smiles, left with a mark on the door.
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12.44am
28 January 2013
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fabfouremily said
^^ Interesting choices. In what what do you think they're similar, or remind you of one another? Lyrically?
They sound similar to me. Like if I think about one, I can't think about the other.
And if you saw my love, I'll love her to.
3.49pm
2 April 2014
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Not sound, technically, but lyrics-wise, there's a few patterns here and there.
Two songs in a row on Rubber Soul both have the same rhyme for the chorus/bridge (listen/missing) - You Won't See Me and Nowhere Man .
And whilst not Beatles originals, notice the similarities between these couple of first lines from two songs on Beatles For Sale :
Hold me close and tell me how you feel
Tell me love is real
and
Let me know, honey, how you feel
Tell the truth now, is love real
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