Your favorite Beatle

[GracchusBabeuf]

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[Sasha]

other: pete best (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Best) & mark chapman (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_David_Chapman);)

[STJ]

Billy Duffy.

[Dr Mindbender]

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[STJ]

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Wow nice Beatle.

[Pirate Utopian]

Yoko Ono.

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

The dead ones.

[STJ]

:laugh:
The dead ones.
LOL

[Random Precision]

I think John was the most concerned with being an artist out of all of them, and he also had pretty solid politics. Paul is a talented musician, but his talents always lay more toward the commercial end of music. I don't understand what was it with George and the Hindu mysticism, but I could forgive that if he had much to distinguish himself as a guitarist or a solid musician otherwise, but he really does not. And Ringo... well, I don't really think he had that much to do with the band's success, as most drummers don't.

[scarletghoul]

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[LOLseph Stalin]

Definitely John Lennon. I'm a proud Lennonist. :laugh:

[Il Medico]

Definitely John Lennon. I'm a proud Lennonist. :laugh:
Same here!

[S.O.I]

other? you didnt find the energy for putting in two or three more options?

[STJ]

Yoko Ono.
Thats FAIL!!!!

[STJ]

I think John was the most concerned with being an artist out of all of them, and he also had pretty solid politics. Paul is a talented musician, but his talents always lay more toward the commercial end of music. I don't understand what was it with George and the Hindu mysticism, but I could forgive that if he had much to distinguish himself as a guitarist or a solid musician otherwise, but he really does not. And Ringo... well, I don't really think he had that much to do with the band's success, as most drummers don't.
Drummers dont help the bands success?? I smell Ringo Hated.

[Pirate Utopian]

In the 60s/70s she had some good stuff.

[STJ]

Definitely John Lennon. I'm a proud Lennonist. :laugh:
John Lennon is by far the best.

[MikeSC]

Maybe Lennon (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/carousel/pob12.html)- though it seems like he turned into a bit of a cock by the end. I like music by all of them.

[STJ]

In the 60s/70s she had some good stuff.
She cant sing.

[Pirate Utopian]

In the conventional sense neither can Johnny Rotten, but I dig him too.

[STJ]

I like him to. But Yoko's voice sounds like fingernails running down a chalk board to me.

[Pirate Utopian]

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It's more then her singing.
Listen to the music.
It's sorta Devo-esque music that her avant-noise vocals are perfect for.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nptngMqWWLM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4puCtdG3Mk
Are also good.

It's a shame I cant find Potbelly Rocker.

[STJ]

Your right about that.

[Hit The North]

I went for Lennon & McCartney because their relationship really was the core of the Beatles and neither were as good without the other - although undoubtedly Paul suffered most from their separation. His post-Beatles output really does stink.

EDIT:

Pirate Utopian thanks for the Plastic Ono band clip - it rocks. Reminds me of some of the more adventurous post-punk stuff like The Slits and The Pop Group and ATV/The Good Missionaries.

[OneNamedNameLess]

I voted for Lennon. I do have a lot of respect for Harrison though and I like his music a lot. I think his talent is often overlooked

[Pirate Utopian]

Pirate Utopian thanks for the Plastic Ono band clip - it rocks. Reminds me of some of the more adventurous post-punk stuff like The Slits and The Pop Group and ATV/The Good Missionaries.
Yeah Yoko's influence on post-punk often goes unnoticed.
A good example of her influence would be PiL's Death Disco.
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[Eva]

I don't like The Beatles, but I'll go with Ringo Starr because:

a) His name amuses me.
b) Nobody ever talks about him.
c) This song:

youtube.com/watch?v=8WjyCdiWyUs

[Angry Young Man]

It has to be John. It can't not be John. If I were at Live 8, I would have tried to get the audience to chant 'We Want John!'

[Magdalen]

Ringo, because he narrated Thomas the Tank Engine.

[Girl A]

Ringo, because he narrated Thomas the Tank Engine.

:)

I voted for George because he wrote "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", and because of his album "All Things Must Pass".

[Klaatu]

I voted for Harrison. He was kind of the underdog, in that he was only allowed
two tracks per album. When the Beatles broke up in 1970, he releases a monster
three record-set (All Things Must Pass) on which there were several top hits.

[Invader Zim]

John Lennon was massively over rated, pretty much all bar a few of the best Beatles songs were written by Paul.

[STJ]

John Lennon was massively over rated, pretty much all bar a few of the best Beatles songs were written by Paul.
Yes look at all those classics he wrote in Wings.:laugh::laugh:

[Angry Young Man]

Yea they really piss all over Working class hero, Imagine and Merry Xmas War is over.

Actually, it was just after xmas and I regretted not putting up a 'Merry Xmas John and Yoko' sign somewhere, and it'll be pointless the xmas coming, because the war is nearly over.

[Cymru]

I voted for Harrison. He was kind of the underdog, in that he was only allowed
two tracks per album. When the Beatles broke up in 1970, he releases a monster
three record-set (All Things Must Pass) on which there were several top hits.

I love Harrison for this exact reason. His songs shine through on every Beatles Album

[Cymru]

also worth noting, since his sell out to Norwich Union, Ringo has become a bit of a knob. Apparently on his webpage he said that he wont be opening any more fan mail and that it will all go in the bin.

Good fan loyalty there Ringo!
*cough* wanker!

[Knight of Cydonia]

vote for Ringo and John.