Do all White people listen to the Beatles?
812867
No!! I don't I listen to Backstreet Boys.
1135296
No where not racist we just dont like it if white ppl didnt listen to our music we wouldnt say u were racist, besides didnt nobody tell yall to listen 2 hiphop and R&B yall made the choice
431198
The Beatles had it and so do Led Zeppelin and other bands. The Beatles' song sounds like there were messages other than the music but I really can't make it out. \nhttp://www3.telus.net/jefmil/stairwaybackwards.htm\nhttp://www.reversespeech.com/music_reversals.htm
348174
If you are into that kind of music they are great although i reckon they were better when Ronan Keating was with them, as for the so last century quote ignore it some people have really short attention spans. Personally i like their version of Sorry by Tracy Chapman and words was a good track as well.lol vidmac
826532
In My Life...The Beatles.
933274
Definitely. Hundreds of years ago, nearly all people were white. Although whites remian the largest diversity group today, all other races have increased in number. It's no wonder that America is frequently referred to as the "Melting Pot," due to its diversity.
794173
Well, you have the answer from the Beatles fans. Being the Cirque du Soleil fan, I'll confirm that.
1097068
Hell yeah. I'm sixteen and the Beatles are my favorite band. I got into them when I was thirteen and they've been my favorite ever since, even with the additions of such bands into my lore as U2, AC/DC, and Led Zeppelin.\n\nBeatles are at the top and the always will be.
149276
Yes. They really didn't get into the LSD era until "Revolver" in 1965. Best Beatles album ever! Well, except for "Abbey Road".
994806
Beatles werent that good of a band
441691
The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones.
468244
To me, the Beatles are the Best Band of all time and always will be.  At first these guys did put out new Albums and then go on tours but this did stop.  After that, they did put out a new album every year and straight to the top of the Charts to #1 it would go.  They sold all their records without doing any tours. People could not go to see them but they did love to wait every year to have a new Album come out and run to buy it and hear the Beatles again.  Not many bands ever got away with this but the Beatles sure did and did not stop until they broke up and then each Beatle put out his own Album that would go straigt up the Chart. Only two Beatles did stop and they had not choice but their music is still loved world wide!!  It always will be. To me they put out so many good songs, it is hard to really chose which one I like the best!
345763
The Beatles will always be cool. They were able to write a song in just about any genre and make it cool. Even after over 40 years The Beatles are more original and talented than any other band that's come after them. These other bands wouldn't even exist today. Rock & Roll would sound a whole lot different today if not for them. They defined an entire generation and inspired millions of people all over the world.
317176
It's beautiful. One of a few songs on the White Album composed during their stay with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in India. Prudence was Mia Farrow's sister and she was allegedly so committed to meditating and following the Maharishi's word that she stayed inside by herself and wouldn't be coaxed out to enjoy the beautiful weather and fine company, so John Lennon composed this song to get her to stop meditating. Puts the words in a nice context!\n\nAnother fellow traveller in Rishikesh at the time was the pop-folk singer Donovan, who taught the Beatles some traditional folk 'finger-picking' guitar techniques. 'Dear Prudence' is one of several songs on the White Album that has a finger-picked guitar line with a descending bass-line. Listen for it: it's kind of a theme to the album.\n\nLast but not least, Siouxsie and the Banshees did a great cover of it. It's well worth hearing, especially if Siouxsie isn't your cup of tea (you'll be surprised!)
943253
George Martin\n\nHis keyboard work in My Life, Benefit of Mr. Kite and We Can Work It Out is a prefect compliment to the rest of them!\n\nThe Beatles are:\n\nJohn Lennon\nPaul McCartney\nGeorge Harrison\nRichard "Ringo" Starkey\nPete Best\nStu Suitcliffe\nBrian Epstein\nGeorge Martin\nGeoff Emerick\nMal "Organ" Evans\nBilly Preston\nEric Clapton\nKlaus Voormann\nMick Jagger\nDenis O'Dell\nYoko Ono\nPeter Brown\nGlyn Johns\nNorman Smith\nTony Clark\nRichard Lush\nPossilbly Alan Parsons, plus others who remain unknown\n\nI Don't consider Phil Spector or Jeff Lynne to be a part of the Beatles legacy as definately shows from the George Martin single of Let It Be vs the Phil Spector album cut with an overdubbed guitar solo and orchestra and tape delayed hi-hat.
1031079
OK, I'm an '80s child, and quite frankly, I kinda can tolerate pop music now. I think music (again) has come full circle. My daughter and I listen to the same radio station. \n\nBut, like you said, (in my opinion), everyone has their own taste in music, so, to each their own. I promise, once I know what music you like, I'll never torture you with the music I choose from the jukebox....
513534
Actually, I know a lot of upper lower and just plain lower class white people who listen to a lot of rap, and I feel I can fairly assume that they are a reflection of a more widespread trend among their peers, thus I'd wager a lot of lower class white people listen to a lot of rap.\n\nSo, that probably blows your percentage.\n\nOh, and there was a night spot in my town where I went every Thursday for DJ House Party/Hip Hop night.  The whole damn building would shake and sway, I kid you not.  Damn, but those were some hellacious nights.  I miss 'em (bar closed and no one else filled the spot).\n\nI'm a white dude of varying income levels...