previous thread hit bump limitWhat is your favorite era of the beatles? Is it a certainty that they will stay as the best musical act ever conceived?Who has the greatest solo album?
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I'm not gonna complain this time because you at least had the decency to make a general instead of 15 different
Inb4 boyband fag
>>124182138Beat? the king crimson album?
Can't answer to your questions OP as I recently started to explore the Beatles' discography. I grew up knowing only the classic songs (I remember when my grade school teacher integrated their songs into our lessons for some reason) and realized I only scratched the surface. Their ability to cross genres and the evolution of their style are impressive, no idea why it took me so long to develop an interested regardless of my final opinion on them.
me waiting for volume 2 of all these years
>>124182138>What is your favorite era of the beatles?1964-67>Is it a certainty that they will stay as the best musical act ever conceived?Younger generations and probably future generations will inherit a love for the Beatles, but I believe the further we get from their era and the boomers who experienced their revolution firsthand are all dead, their impact and importance will seem less tangible and more historical.>Who has the greatest solo album?Georgy
>>124182311Beat Music (the one and only gwnere of music that the Beatles have genuine claim to creating and the entire crux of their early careers)
>>124182138I’ve been really into the ‘65-‘66 era Beatles lately. Ticket to Ride may be their best pre-Pepper song.
I appreciate Revolver as a major achievement but I never had that deeper connection with it. It's neither as emotionally resonant as Rubber Soul nor as enjoyable or inviting as Sgt. Pepper, and not as cohesive as either.
>Favorite eraBefore Brian Epstein>Best music actBefore The Beatles, there was nothing.>Greatest solo albumJohn Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
