I love the beatles but who made you fave post Beatles music? Mine is George:thmbsp:
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George by far

John, with the Plastic Ono Band's "Live Peace in Toronto". It was a nice declaration of "Paul's MUSIC is DEAD!"

My second favorite is Paul's "McCartney", which was a nice statement of "I don't need anybody else!"

George by far:thmbsp: While George is my favorite it's not by much over John. Over the years I've come to really appreciate John more and more. Not much of a Paul fan but he has some great stuff as well. And Ringo is my favorite Beatle. He's still cool as ever.

It's a difficult pick for me, They have all made some excellent music.

I agree- they all made great records. But Paul is my favorite. Really, just because he made records that sounded like Beatle's to me. Ram and Band on the Run being my favorites. But London Town, Tug of War, Red Rose Speedway- lots of good music there.

Not an easy choice but if I had to choose one it would be George.

For me it was George.

John was a close second.

George Harrison

George for his musical stylings.
John for his lyrics.

Yoko. Not. :smoke:

George by far

I agree.

Yoko. Not. :smoke:

Aw, come on!

John!!!!!!!!!!!!!

George did well as well, but Paul I never liked solo.

I like them all, together or apart. :music:

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Yoko. Not. :smoke:

Funny though how someone could brainwash/hypnotize/whatever-it-was, a guy like Lennon, be an instant millionaire, watch all the beatles jam, boss around apple employees, etc., OK NOT FUNNY :pistols::pistols::pistols:

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John!!!!!!!!!!!!!

George did well as well, but Paul I never liked solo.

Hey not even Ebony and Ivory or SAy Say Say (i think thats it) the one with Michael Jackson both reflect Pauls brilliance:D ok joking

john for me. been said before, but yeah, i wish he hadn't recorded so much w/ yoko (whenever i hear 'slippin' and slidin'' i laugh, imagining it is about failed coitus w/ her) got george's all things must pass from the library and was bored by it. used to have the paul record from my step mom, the one w/ the cranberries or cherries on the cover. dont' recall much about it. still have Ram on my list of things to find.

merry christmas!

Hey not even Ebony and Ivory or SAy Say Say (i think thats it) the one with Michael Jackson both reflect Pauls brilliance:D ok joking

that was the second lp and first cassette i ever owned got both for christmas in 84 or whatever. first time i heard mccartney.

John

Pete Best

I liked them all...but in solo in would have to be Paul, John, George and then Ringo.... hey listening to Yoko records can do serious damage to your stylus and speakers. LOL...kidding...I've yet to meet someone who actually liked Yoko's music and I'm sure there are.

George. When I was younger I was gaga over All Things Must Pass, Concert for Bangladesh and Material World. Then I got disenchanted with what I considered the holy roller preachy stuff. Now that I am older, I am slowly discovering that George was a still waters run deep kind of genius. INCREDIBLY good guitar player, not just technically, but also very inventive. All those guitar hooks from the Beatles that we take for granted and that are burned into mass consciousness, those were his.

John a very close second.

John - best song "Imagine".

George - best album "All Things Must Pass"

Paul - most prolific song writer and performer

Ringo - most attractive wife - Barbara

Cheers, Snade

Ringo - most attractive wife - Barbara

I just fell off my chair laughing. I watched Caveman last night. Zug Zug.

I liked them all...but in solo in would have to be Paul, John, George and then Ringo.... hey listening to Yoko records can do serious damage to your stylus and speakers. LOL...kidding...I've yet to meet someone who actually liked Yoko's music and I'm sure there are.

yes, there are. or were. 10-11 years ago when wire magazine was hyping her, some people i know said 'her music is much better than the beatles' they look embarrassed when i bring this up now.

The Rolling Stones!

Id say Paul-Band On The Run,Tug Of War.
But I think its a 4 way tie for first when it comes to time in court.These guys have had some doozies.
Jimmy

Hey not even Ebony and Ivory or SAy Say Say (i think thats it) the one with Michael Jackson both reflect Pauls brilliance:D ok joking

To much "pop" from Paul. Give me, "Working Class Hero", "Yer Blues", "Mother".................

John - best song "Imagine".

George - best album "All Things Must Pass"

Paul - most prolific song writer and performer

Ringo - most attractive wife - Barbara

Cheers, Snade

Great reply. :thmbsp: I think you may have just nailed it!

The Rolling Stones!

Thats an easy one - who made the best Stones solo music - none of the above:boring:

yes, there are. or were. 10-11 years ago when wire magazine was hyping her, some people i know said 'her music is much better than the beatles' they look embarrassed when i bring this up now.


That's just plain scary. I have to jump the Yoko tracks on Double Fantasy, but oh well to each his own...

Well, Double Fantasy is a great record, despite Yoko, although the second track is pretty interesting when she has an orgasm at the end of the song (go ahead and check it out- she really does).

As for the original question of this thread, I have to go with George, especially today. For Chistmas, my fair daughter bought me a mint copy of The concert for Bangledesh, to replace the one I bought in 1970 that I wore out years ago. Merry Christmas!

Paul - Ram was one of my favorites in high school. Monkberry Moon Delight!

Loved some of Georges stuff. Wish he took more time with all the great material on All Things Must Pass.

But then John's Double Fantasy is the greatest! :yes: :tresbon: