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Lennon-McCartney is the single best songwriting partnerships of all time

PandaPrinzessin wrote:
Lennon-McCartney is the single best songwriting partnerships of all time

Fixed for accuracy.

Saw the recording of the July 2009 Citi Field, titled "Good Evening New York City", which is excellence from Drive My Car to The End. Jesus Christ, this man's 68!? He sounded, looked and felt 25. 'Nuff said.
And I'm reading he might come to Brazil, Chile and Argentina late 2010 or early-mid 2011... hope he does, me and my dad are huge fans, and we really want to see him live! Well, he did, once, but when he was with Wings, and they played almost no Beatles songs. So, just in case, we're both saving money!

Everyone forgets how awesome George Harrison was in The Beatles.

Oh, and I'm curious, how DOES one dress as George Harrison? I mean Lennon I could envisage, but I'm intrigued as to what a Harrison costume would look like!

Well, I wanted to dress up in his Sgt. Pepper's outfit at first, but that would've been too hard to do. So I looked up pictures of him for a good base.

It's a shame- Harrison got so overshadowed by the Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership, when he wrote some excellent songs that were definitely on par with their creations. Something is such a lovely song <3

Veering slightly off topic of discussion, saw Paul play Hyde Park a few weeks ago, The man's still got it <3 A three and a quarter hour set with two encores at the age of 68, not to mention being an amazing stage presence- it's quite a achievement :3

The Beatles are pure lovee <3
In music class at school we have a whole unit on them! My life is now complete :pearl-blush:

I seriously can't stop smiling throughout every lesson

But it might be considered weird since my parents aren't even half as big fans as I am, and they grew up listening to them :yuusaku:

PandaPrinzessin wrote:

I am more jealous of you than you can ever imagine, however jealousy isn't my strongest emotion.

I am outright furious with myself for seeing the ticket sale page and pressing 'X'. What a dick. I could have BEEN THERE. Lame.

YOU'RE SO LUCKY <3 We never got to do anything that fun in music class XD

Yeah, my parents really don't get why I like them so much- my two best friends and I even went down to London with the express purpose of visiting the Beatles Store~ It's tiny but awesome.

It's been about 35 or so years since the Beatles have broke up, but Beatlemania still runs strong in this world.

But one question: Why is this in the GS4 discussion page? Shouldn't it be in the Non-Phoenix Wright discussion pages?

Paul's coming to Buenos Aires in November.
I have absolutely no money.

How should I react?

Well it was 1 year ago today, that The Beatles: Rock Band was available to play!

And of course, I'm waiting for more DLC. I'm really pleased that we have Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper and Rubber Soul to play...but where's Revolver? Magical Mystery Tour? Let it Be? Sad face.

MMT and Let it Be, I could do without.

But no Revolver is blasphemy.

I still need to get a guitar peripheral for this game. I tried it out on various assaults to a Sony store near me, but I need to own it.

I don't think any other 20th century band was as big, so I don't need any introductions into why I love them.

"I am the Walrus" Best song ever?

"I am the Walrus" Best song ever?

Can't agree with that.

Hello Goodbye is a much better music video.

Simply because of the Sgt. Pepper Uniforms and usage of an Epiphone Casino.

John Lennon's birthday is tomorrow.

I wish he was alive. :'(

I'm not trying to say that he was the band completely but he was a big part of it. For me, Paul was my favorite but I really liked the message that John sent out in their later years and post-Beatles.

Beg, borrow, steal, sell your grandmother- Paul is INCREDIBLE live <3 I only managed to get my ticket because I'd just finished my exams so I had some leverage with my parents~

Author:	DeMatador [ Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:56 pm ]
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PandaPrinzessin wrote: Lennon-McCartney is the single best songwriting partnerships of all time Fixed for accuracy. Saw the recording of the July 2009 Citi Field, titled "Good Evening New York City", which is excellence from Drive My Car to The End. Jesus Christ, this man's 68!? He sounded, looked and felt 25. 'Nuff said. And I'm reading he might come to Brazil, Chile and Argentina late 2010 or early-mid 2011... hope he does, me and my dad are huge fans, and we really want to see him live! Well, he did, once, but when he was with Wings, and they played almost no Beatles songs. So, just in case, we're both saving money!

Author:	PandaPrinzessin [ Wed Jul 21, 2010 8:04 pm ]
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DeMatador wrote: PandaPrinzessin wrote: Lennon-McCartney is the single best songwriting partnerships of all time Fixed for accuracy. Saw the recording of the July 2009 Citi Field, titled "Good Evening New York City", which is excellence from Drive My Car to The End. Jesus Christ, this man's 68!? He sounded, looked and felt 25. 'Nuff said. And I'm reading he might come to Brazil, Chile and Argentina late 2010 or early-mid 2011... hope he does, me and my dad are huge fans, and we really want to see him live! Well, he did, once, but when he was with Wings, and they played almost no Beatles songs. So, just in case, we're both saving money! PANDA APPROVES <3 He played Puerto Rico and Mexico City on his Up and Coming Tour this year- which is the tour I saw him on- and he apparently loves the enthusiasm of Latin American crowds, so it looks likely he'll want to come back~ You just might be lucky, DeMat :3

Author:	Gerkuman [ Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:58 pm ]
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Everyone forgets how awesome George Harrison was in The Beatles. If I Needed Someone is one of the best songs ever made by them. The harmonies are brilliant, and they manged out out-folk-rock the Byrds. XD It's also the only song of his that he was allowed to sing live, for some reason.

Author:	TheWrightWay [ Fri Aug 06, 2010 6:50 pm ]
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I was George Harrison for Halloween. ...No regrets.

Author:	Chloe [ Fri Aug 06, 2010 7:17 pm ]
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The Beatles deserve to be overrated.

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Author:	DeMatador [ Fri Aug 06, 2010 8:38 pm ]
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Gerkuman wrote: Everyone forgets how awesome George Harrison was in The Beatles. Too true. Just because he was the "quiet Beatle", he gets much less attention than the rest (well... except for Ringo, of course). The popular pecking order seems to be Lennon>McCartney>Harrison>Starr, but IMO it should be McCartney>Harrison>Lennon>Starr, very close to Paul. He was a genius, it's that simple. Every single piece he produced for The Beatles was unique, not to mention some of the band's best songs were done by him, including If I Needed Someone, Taxman, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Within You Without You, Something, and the outstanding Here Comes The Sun. There are also a lot of under-appreciated Beatles tracks of his, like Think For Yourself, I Me Mine, Savoy Truffle and For You Blue. I'm sure that if he had been less quiet, he could have easily overshadowed the other Beatles. Talking about Harrison, Martin Scorsese is doing a documentary on him, "Living in the Material World", just like he did with Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones. Thoughts?

Author:	PandaPrinzessin [ Fri Aug 06, 2010 8:46 pm ]
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It's a shame- Harrison got so overshadowed by the Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership, when he wrote some excellent songs that were definitely on par with their creations. Something is such a lovely song <3 That said, Paul always does a tribute to him in his live performances- at Hyde Park, it was Something on the ukelele (which according to him, George taught him to play) and it was beautiful~ Oh, and I'm curious, how DOES one dress as George Harrison? I mean Lennon I could envisage, but I'm intrigued as to what a Harrison costume would look like!

Author:	TheWrightWay [ Fri Aug 06, 2010 11:25 pm ]
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PandaPrinzessin wrote: Oh, and I'm curious, how DOES one dress as George Harrison? I mean Lennon I could envisage, but I'm intrigued as to what a Harrison costume would look like! Well, I wanted to dress up in his Seargent Peppers outfit at first, but that would've been too hard to do. So I looked up pictures of him for a good base. My hair is already long and kinda shaggy, so that was the easiest part. As for the clothes, seeing as how he spent some time in india for a while, I looked for a mixture of indian/hippie patterns. Found some purple, orange, gold, all that kind of funky stuff. All I had to do was top it off with a fake moustache and I was out on the town singing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Author:	Colonel Olrik [ Sat Aug 07, 2010 12:50 am ]
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TheWrightWay wrote: Well, I wanted to dress up in his Sgt. Pepper's outfit at first, but that would've been too hard to do. So I looked up pictures of him for a good base. Now, if only I could get a hold of Harrison's hat. It's so damn awesome! Also; any of you been to Liverpool? I've been twice; the first was visiting all of The Beatles' historic locations, like their homes, Penny Lane, Strawberry Field, The Cavern etc. And the Beatles Story museum at Albert Dock is definitely worth visiting. The second was to see the Tate Modern with school. Although it was a nice museum, I was veery tempted to sneak next door to The Beatles... And speaking of Harrison's lesser known songs...am I the only one who likes Piggies? I mean, a Jazz fill and a solo on a Harpsichord? My inner pianist weeps with utmost joy! Lastly; Savoy Truffle. Another fabulous song. But am I the only one who hears "Pineapple Heart" as "Pineapple Whore"? I mean, George does sing "Montelimar" as "Montelimore".

Author:	ProsecutorPressley [ Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:03 am ]
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PandaPrinzessin wrote: It's a shame- Harrison got so overshadowed by the Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership, when he wrote some excellent songs that were definitely on par with their creations. Something is such a lovely song <3 I agree, something is a wonderful song, and Harrison get's a lot less credit then he deserves! While My Guitar Gently Weeps, is one of the best songs on the White Album (let us not forget about "Piggies").... And Savoy Truffle...

Author:	Ultimate Prosecutor [ Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:30 pm ]
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PandaPrinzessin wrote: Veering slightly off topic of discussion, saw Paul play Hyde Park a few weeks ago, The man's still got it <3 A three and a quarter hour set with two encores at the age of 68, not to mention being an amazing stage presence- it's quite a achievement :3 I am more jealous of you than you can ever imagine, however jealousy isn't my strongest emotion. I am outright furious with myself for seeing the ticket sale page and pressing 'X'. What a dick. I could have BEEN THERE. Lame.

Author:	HollywoodSparkale [ Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:44 am ]
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The Beatles are pure lovee <3 In music class at school we have a whole unit on them! My life is now complete I seriously can't stop smiling throughout every lesson But it might be considered weird since my parents aren't even half as big fans as I am, and they grew up listening to them

Author:	PandaPrinzessin [ Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:09 pm ]
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HollywoodSparkale wrote: The Beatles are pure lovee <3 In music class at school we have a whole unit on them! My life is now complete I seriously can't stop smiling throughout every lesson But it might be considered weird since my parents aren't even half as big fans as I am, and they grew up listening to them YOU'RE SO LUCKY <3 We never got to do anything that fun in music class XD Yeah, my parents really don't get why I like them so much- my two best friends and I even went down to London with the express purpose of visiting the Beatles Store~ It's tiny but awesome. Spoiler: Me outside the Beatles Store (yes, I'm such a tourist :3) Ultimate Prosecutor wrote: PandaPrinzessin wrote: I am more jealous of you than you can ever imagine, however jealousy isn't my strongest emotion. I am outright furious with myself for seeing the ticket sale page and pressing 'X'. What a dick. I could have BEEN THERE. Lame. Ouch DX I think he's touring next year though. And it was NOT a good day to be sat in the full sun from 12 till 7 when it finally went down- it was the hottest day of the year officially, I believe.

Author:	HollywoodSparkale [ Fri Aug 27, 2010 9:56 am ]
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PandaPrinzessin wrote: YOU'RE SO LUCKY <3 We never got to do anything that fun in music class XD It's absolutely awesome! We spent a couple lessons watching the entire Beatles anthology, and in about 9-11 weeks we have to perform a Beatles song. My band is thinking of playing Drive My Car, so I somehow have to learn how to play awesome on the bass in that amount of time. (Otherwise I'll make Paul feel sad) Quote: Yeah, my parents really don't get why I like them so much- my two best friends and I even went down to London with the express purpose of visiting the Beatles Store~ It's tiny but awesome. Now you're so lucky! There is absolutely nothing Beatles related where I live, it's my lifelong dream to save up and visit Liverpool

Author:	ProsecutorPressley [ Sat Oct 02, 2010 4:37 pm ]
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I was in the party store in Brussels last week, and got myself a pair of John Lennon sunglasses! :) (I'm such a John Lennon fan girl...) If I ever need to wear glasses, I'm getting round ones... And somewhere around november, someones giving a talk about John Lennon in my town... I'm planning on going as a Lennon look-a-like.... If my dad will let me at least. (I'll try not to correct him if he makes any mistakes...)

Author:	Trueblade74 [ Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:52 pm ]
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It's been about 35 or so years since the Beatles have broke up, but Beatlemania still runs strong in this world. But one question: Why is this in the GS4 discussion page? Shouldn't it be in the Non-Phoenix Wright discussion pages?

Author:	Ultimate Prosecutor [ Sat Aug 28, 2010 7:36 pm ]
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Trueblade74 wrote: It's been about 35 or so years since the Beatles have broke up, but Beatlemania still runs strong in this world. But one question: Why is this in the GS4 discussion page? Shouldn't it be in the Non-Phoenix Wright discussion pages? They broke up in 1970, it's 40 years since they broke up. Ouch. Also the 30th Anniversary of John Lennon's Death is December 8th this year. And this is in the non-PW part... this is the music section.

Author:	DeMatador [ Wed Sep 08, 2010 10:13 pm ]
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Paul's coming to Buenos Aires in November. I have absolutely no money. How should I react?

Author:	Mr. Bear Jew [ Wed Sep 08, 2010 10:32 pm ]
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DeMatador wrote: Paul's coming to Buenos Aires in November. I have absolutely no money. How should I react? Steal lunch money from school children.

Author:	Colonel Olrik [ Thu Sep 09, 2010 9:53 pm ]
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Well it was 1 year ago today, that The Beatles: Rock Band was available to play! And of course, I'm waiting for more DLC. I'm really pleased that we have Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper and Rubber Soul to play...but where's Revolver? Magical Mystery Tour? Let it Be? Sad face.

Author:	DeMatador [ Sat Sep 11, 2010 6:48 pm ]
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Colonel Olrik wrote: Well it was 1 year ago today, that The Beatles: Rock Band was available to play! And of course, I'm waiting for more DLC. I'm really pleased that we have Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper and Rubber Soul to play...but where's Revolver? Magical Mystery Tour? Let it Be? Sad face. MMT and Let it Be, I could do without. But no Revolver is blasphemy. I still need to get a guitar peripheral for this game. I tried it out on various assaults to a Sony store near me, but I need to own it. BTW, has anyone hear about the Gimme Some Truth package coming in October? It's a huge collection of John's remastered solo albums, and some remix-CDs, including awesome artwork, and everything. Anyone plan on getting it? I would try to save for it, but right now, every time I see money, I can only think of "Paul McCartney" and "November".

Author:	Colonel Olrik [ Mon Sep 13, 2010 6:55 pm ]
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DeMatador wrote: MMT and Let it Be, I could do without. Off. I dunno. One After 909 would be perfect for any Rock Band game, and would complete the rooftop setup. And I'd love to see the dreamscape for Your Mother Should Know. Or Penny Lane! Quote: But no Revolver is blasphemy. Yup. She Said She Said, Doctor Robert, Eleanor Rigby, Tomorrow Never Knows...all wonderful songs that deserve to be in-game! Quote: I still need to get a guitar peripheral for this game. I tried it out on various assaults to a Sony store near me, but I need to own it. I own the Hofner, The Gretsch and Ringo's Drumkit. They're quite snazzy, but the Gretsch is the best of the lot.

Author:	Gerkuman [ Mon Sep 13, 2010 8:18 pm ]
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MMT has some of the best beatles singles ever. (Penny Lane, Walrus, Strawberry Fields etc.) We need that. Plus 'Flying' would be so trippy. Edit: Wait, we already have walrus. Hmm, maybe they should just put Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane on as singles.

Author:	Dark Coffee Drinker [ Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:35 pm ]
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I don't think any other 20th century band was as big, so I don't need any introductions into why I love them. "I am the Walrus" Best song ever?

Author:	nudalman [ Wed Sep 22, 2010 9:06 pm ]
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Dark Coffee Drinker wrote: I don't think any other 20th century band was as big, so I don't need any introductions into why I love them. "I am the Walrus" Best song ever? I love that song.

Author:	HollywoodSparkale [ Thu Sep 23, 2010 6:38 am ]
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Dark Coffee Drinker wrote: "I am the Walrus" Best song ever? Also best music video ever

Author:	Colonel Olrik [ Thu Sep 23, 2010 3:00 pm ]
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Can't agree with that. Hello Goodbye is a much better music video. Simply because of the Sgt. Pepper Uniforms and usage of an Epiphone Casino.

Author:	DeMatador [ Thu Sep 23, 2010 4:05 pm ]
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Colonel Olrik wrote: Can't agree with that. Hello Goodbye is a much better music video. Simply because of the Sgt. Pepper Uniforms and usage of an Epiphone Casino. Can't agree with that. In a few words, the awesome trippyness from the last 40 seconds of "Hello Goodbye" don't stand a chance against "Walrus"'s 4 minutes and 33 seconds. Though Walrus is far from being the best song ever (hell, it's not even the best Beatles song ever), it's probably got the best music video ever.

Author:	Colonel Olrik [ Fri Sep 24, 2010 9:52 pm ]
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There's one thing we can both agree on... Which is; When is Apple going to get off their asses and release a remastered version of the Magical Mystery Tour Film and these promo vids? It's sad that they haven't yet :(

Author:	Chloe [ Sat Oct 02, 2010 9:26 pm ]
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I love Strawberry fields, Let It Be and A Little Help From My Friends.

Author:	Dark Coffee Drinker [ Fri Oct 08, 2010 11:37 pm ]
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John Lennon's birthday is tomorrow. I wish he was alive. :'(

Author:	ProsecutorPressley [ Sat Oct 09, 2010 5:24 pm ]
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Dark Coffee Drinker wrote: John Lennon's birthday is tomorrow. I wish he was alive. :'( Happy Birthday John! :'( wish you were still alive too...

Author:	Gerkuman [ Sat Oct 09, 2010 6:09 pm ]
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I honestly don't give a crap about Lennon's birthday. And I'm saying this as a Beatles fan. John Lennon may have been a big part of the group, but the way some loopy fans act, it's almost as if he WAS the band, and the rest were just hangers-on. That attitude annoys me.

Author:	Dark Coffee Drinker [ Sat Oct 09, 2010 8:06 pm ]
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I'm not trying to say that he was the band completely but he was a big part of it. For me, Paul was my favorite but I really liked the message that John sent out in their later years and post-Beatles.

Author:	DeMatador [ Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:56 pm ]
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Gerk, I don't see why you "don't give a crap" about John's birthday just because of some of the fans' attitude. And I can assure you that those who claim that John Lennon was the Beatles isn't a real Beatles fan. It's true, The Beatles weren't just John. That's extremely far from the truth. The Beatles, as a musical experience, was the amazing compositions of John, plus Paul's out-of-this-world vocal ability and compositions, George's spectacular guitar and occasional compositions, and Ringo's perfect drumming. When only observed as "ex-Beatles", every single one of them deserves the same amount of respect, as The Beatles was the four of them. The Beatles wouldn't have been so if John and Paul hadn't met, and it definitely wouldn't have been the same without Harrison's superb guitar skills and Ringo's drums. All in all, I think John's birthday should be taken as a way to remember him and his contribution to music, both as part of The Beatles and as a solo artist. His death really was a huge loss to the world of music, and, thanks to the impact the Fab 4 had in society, to the world itself. To think he could still be composing... And now a bit more off-topic, Paul's playing here November 10 and 11! Tickets for the first show are sold out... and I'm broke. Tickets for that second show start selling this tuesday. That is, in two days. And the first one sold out like 3 or 4 days after it started. So I'm pretty much screwed.