Which was a better band?And why?\nMy favorite band is the Beatles.\nThe Beatles are awesome all the way!\nDo you agree?
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The Beatles were the best band in Rock/Pop music. The Stones were surpassed by their peers in terms of sheer talent. In the late 60s in London you had The Who, Hendrix, Beatles etc. who were very highly regarded. The Stones have survived and gained popularity only in recent decades.\n\nBesides, the Beatles' albums are full of top-notch melodies, while the Stones' albums are full of filler. They mostly got by with their pseudo-rebellious attitude, not their music.
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I agree...the Beatles without Ringo wouldn't be the Beatles we know today. It's been said that Ringo is an extremely solid drummer with a unique sound. Not flashy, but still unique. But his enduring contribution to the Beatles was his personality.
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You have the audacity to call The Beatles a Crap band !!!!!!!\n\nI am stunned\n\nAnd yep the stones are good, Favorites...Time is on my side ,Route 66,Out of time,Tell me. \n\nNo need to hack the other groups though.
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Anissia B, you are an ignorant dolt. Without the Beatles, half of music out today would not even exist. Like them or not (you have to like them) they made an incredible contribution to music as a whole. By saying they suck, you are just stepping forward and saying "Hello. I know nothing about music and like to watch MTV. Let's go to Abercrombie and buy pre-ripped jeans for $150.00. *Giggle*"\n\nThink before you talk and you won't look so stupid.
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i really like all kinds of rock. i like this music coz it appeals to me and i enjoy the lyrics. to me rock feels more real then any of the new rap stuff ( not bagging out anyone who likes it). some of my fave bands are slipknot, the used, mcr, metallica, nirvana, foo fighters and of course system of a down they are so great. my favourite band atm ( at the moment ) is fall out boy. i really like their lyrics and music. they are really cool guys aswell. their music is fun and exciting. my fave song by them is 'nobody puts baby in the corner'. its a pretty cool song...keep rockin.lol. \n:-)
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The Beatles...hands down! If they hadn't done half of the stuff they did in the studio, music would not be where it is today!!
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Yes I am. I will be 32 this year and I have loved them since I was a young girl. I grew up listening to them-my dad was/is a Beatle fanatic. No other band will ever compare...
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One single favourite band is hard to choose!\n\nDepending on my mood, I'd go with a list comprising of the following:\n\nGuns N' Roses\nPearl Jam\nU2\nPink Floyd\nSRV\nJimi Hendrix
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muse is good but its a little close minded to say that they are the best ever. even muse will say that they were inspired by some great artists.
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the fray is my favorite band ever. i heard them last december and i've loved them ever since! their lyrics are just so powerful and you don't feel like their songs are meaningless.
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I think they are sooooo COOL!!!! I love their songs, Perfect, Welcome to My Life, Perfect World, Promise, and Shut Up. I prefer Evanescence though. They are my fave band....my brother is more into Simple Plan than me.
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The Beatles\n\nA- Hey Jude\nB- Revolution
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i posted a question some time ago that asked what your opinion on the worst band was. u know which one i picked?\n\n  Gwar. i saw 2 concert videos, i didnt make out who was playing what instrument. i didnt even make out if they were even playing or how many guys there were cause it was full of costumes.
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Yes I agree with you, they are both great. I really loved the song by Who Momma Wears A Squeeze Box, you know that was back when they used different things to mean the obvious, whereas todays music just comes out with it. But back to Queen, I definitely consider them better and more famous. Any football game you go to will play We Are The Champions, or We Will Rock You. When any group has a song that is that well used you have to agree they are better. .....Example, Another One Bites The Dust.
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How can you seriously compare two bands that are so different? I mean, as far as "better" goes the obvious answer would be CSNY (they didn't call them "The American Beatles" for nothing!) but I prefer CSN without Neil Young, because Neil Young is totally the odd man out in that group. He's much better on his own, which is why he only gives CSNY half a--ed filler material. \nBut the facts are irrelevant, really. Somebody earlier asked a question of "Who's better: Beatles or Oasis?" and there's no comparison. Same thing here. I mean, love 'em or hate 'em, CSN/CSNY will go down as one of the most successful bands in history. Their first two albums are revered classics. Can you honestly say the same about the Goo Goo Dolls? They're ok at what they do, sure, but the comparison is like apples and oranges. Except I don't think the Goo Goo Dolls have fried their brains with cocaine like CSN did! They called those guys "The Frozen Noses" for a REASON...
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I was nuts about the beatles for a long long time so this one's easy for me.\n\n10. 'If I Fell'\none of their purest of love songs showcasing their softer side....simple yet the harmonizing of John over Paul's lead vocal was classic.\n\n9. 'I Want to Hold Your Hand'\nThis was their breakout hit that caused the entire 'beatlemania' phenomenon in early 63'.\n\n8. 'You've Got to Hide Your Love Away'\nTiring of their proven formula and influenced by Bob Dylan and lots of pot, John sat down and wrote this one night while with Bob in his hotel room.  The highly introspective lyrics showed the start of something very different for all of them.\n\n7. 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'\nThe opening title track to what was to become one of the most influential albums in rock history ranked with Beach Boy's 'Pet Sounds' and Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon'.\n\n6. 'Here Comes the Sun'/ 'Something'\nGeorge's 2 contributions to Abbey Road, what I think to be 2 of George's best songs (While my Guitar...is close behind). Here comes the sun is simple yet infectiously catchy. Something is one of his best love songs.\n\n5. 'Yesterday'\nThe Beatles #1 most requested song of all time and Paul's solo vocal debut. This song has been covered by everyone from 'Boys to Men' to 'James Taylor'. \n\n4. 'Free as A Bird'\n20 some odd years after John's death the remaining 3 used current technology to bring one of John's demo recordings to life. 1 of 2 compositions that would ultimately prove to be the last studio record with the entire group, as George passes away 4 years later. You listen to it and it still sounds like the 4 of them together just like in the old days.\n\n3. 'The End'\nWith Abbey Road the beatles knew it would be their last album as a band and 'The End' was the closing track on the album. A song reminicent of the old days but with a more carefree and united feeling it was sort of a last hurrah. The closing lyric by Paul is timeless..."In the end, the love you make is equal to the love you take."\n\n2. 'Blackbird'\nMy personal favorite, this is one of the songs I requested to be played at my funeral...simple, sad, yet uplifting just the same.\n\n1. 'Let it Be'\nThis was to become the beatles swan-song. Released after the break up, it was a brilliant song written by paul. The fans took it as a parting message of hope, love, fun, and gratitude...which was what the entire beatles phenomenon was all about.\n\nHonorable Mention: 'Hey Jude'- Another of my favs., a great party song I always play if I see a piano...\nNaa Naaa Naaaa Na Na Na Naaaaaa Heeeey Jude!\n\nPS I'd have to say that Paul is my favorite beatle just for the simple fact that the group would have broken up far earlier if it wasn't for him keeping the band together for as long as he did.\nOh and Cbirdy, what album is 'Uncle Albert' off of??
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Of course. \nThe BEATLES.  First Video, First Worldband, FirstMusicMovie, First.. mmmm everything. You weren´t going to say New Kids on the block did you??