Beatles: You've got to hid your love away

[King Crimson]

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this is incredible ****.

[King Crimson]

HIDE. one of my personal fave songs....**** up the title.

[yermom]

i didn't even know this was a Beatles song until well after Eddie Vedder covered it for the I Am Sam soundtrack (all Beatles covers)

i didn't know a lot of those songs though, like Across the Universe and I'm Only Sleeping

good stuff

[King Crimson]

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[yermom]

those guys were really tripping balls, weren't they?

[King Crimson]

i didn't even know this was a Beatles song until well after Eddie Vedder covered it for the I Am Sam soundtrack (all Beatles covers)

i didn't know a lot of those songs though, like Across the Universe and I'm Only Sleeping

good stuff

eddie vedder, take a chance and buy Help!.

[yermom]

yeah, i've heard the originals now :D

i don't know if i've heard all of Help! though

[King Crimson]

Rubber Soul is the record you want to buy. or the red/blue compilations if you think Vedder wrote that one.

[King Crimson]

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http://www.themusiccellar.co.uk/ProductImages/Beatles%20Blue.jpg

[yermom]

i said he covered it :)

i've listened to Rubber Soul and Revolver a bit now

i basically only heard them on the radio as a kid

[StoopTroup]

They would have never amounted to much until Dewey Cox and them dropped acid.

[King Crimson]

yeah, well Cheap Trick covered Big Star's "In the Street" and made it suck out loud 8 times over....but that is a great Lennon song and Eddie Vedder would do well to be half the musician that Lennon was. that's my point.

[yermom]

yeah, well Eddie Vedder had the misfortune of being American, all the great ones are from the UK ;)

[King Crimson]

yeah, well Eddie Vedder had the misfortune of being American, all the great ones are from the UK ;)

that ain't my point. Eddie Vedder is ripped in a lot of way in that is unfair---and despite having one of the stupidest "names" in rock history--Pearl Jam is not the Beatles and EV iisn't John Lennon.

and U2 isn't the Beatles or Rolling Stones either.no matter how Bono likes to talk about himself.

[King Crimson]

the snare sound on MM Tour is so great.

don't you think the joker laughs at you....

[TUSooner]

That was one of many Beatle songs that perfectly summed up some phase of my teen age love life.

[dolemitesooner]

I wanna have your baby king. Great **** man

I love Rubber soul, and Revolver

[dolemitesooner]

cqOKvonLrH8Simply amazing

[soonerinabilene]

"They got the Monkees. They were a major influence on the Beatles."

[King Crimson]

ho ho ho hee hee hee ha ha ha

[swardboy]

koo koo ka choo

[sooneron]

I would put "Hide..." in my Beatles top ten, easily, and yet it's not so easy...


They had that many great songs.

[soonerhubs]

I spent my teenage years jamming out to Magical Mystery Tour, Sgt. Peppers, and Revolver while others were listening to Backstreet boys, Puff Daddy, and Brittney. I consider it one of the best musical decisions I ever made. :D

[sooneron]

My only issue with "Hide" is that it is too short.

[kbsooner21]

Beatles Rock!

[King Crimson]

you have to love those crazy animal masks. in analog reality, that must have been some crazy *** visual surrealism effort.

[King Crimson]

My only issue with "Hide" is that it is too short.

no doubt.

[crawfish]

I remember as a kid, before I really knew who the Beatles were, the KATT has a "Beatles A-Z" weekend, playing every song they did in alphabetical order. I was shocked at how many I'd heard before...

Been a fan ever since.

[tbl]

this is incredible ****.

If you haven't heard it, check out the version on Anthology 2. Good stuff... "Help!" is right around the time they started to branch out, then Rubber Soul & Revolver... never slowed down till it was all over.

[tbl]

My only issue with "Hide" is that it is too short.

Exactly. Fortunately a lot of their songs from Rubber Soul on had good time on them.

The first song I think of when I think of greatness that was too short... B91ZZE8hMgs

[Animal Mother]

you have to love those crazy animal masks. in analog reality, that must have been some crazy *** visual surrealism effort.

Time for an old phart moment. I was 10 when MMT came out in 1967. My grandparents gladly bought it for me at Xmas and I still have that vinyl. To them they were still the “four lads from Liverpool” they had seen on Ed Sullivan in ’64. I was the third from youngest on both sides of my family so I had the reality of the situation explained to me by my sister and others that were already in high school. My grandparents would’ve crapped a brick of razor blades had they known what most of us knew in ’67. That makes MMT a unique album to me. Listening to the Mobile Fidelity version on head phones was a trip to boot. Now someone get Yoko to understand how much revenue it will create for Shaun’s future life or whatever impetus is required to motivate her and get on with the remastering of the catalog.

[TUSooner]

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That was mo' better than I remembered it.

far
out

[sooneron]

Here's something that I bet you didn't know about the movie-

Ringo was the DP!!!!!

[VeeJay]

I have an original copy of "Meet The Beatles" that I inherited after my uncle passed away in 1981. I treat that thing like a newborn infant.

Mrs. VJ and I went to a Paul McCartney concert in 2003 in Ft. Lauderdale. I felt like I was at a classic car show or something as opposed to a rock concert.

Greatness. All around.

[KC//CRIMSON]

koo koo ka choo

Ho Ho Ho He He He HA HA HA!

[BigRedJed]

I remember seeing Help! when I was probably about 8 or 9 years old, by myself, in the basement, mid-seventies. I can even remember that it was a Saturday afternoon in the summertime, and though I wanted to be outside playing, I couldn't tear myself away.

That sunken bed tripped me the hell out. All of them walking into the doors of their separate flats, all to end up in the same room. It was just so weird, and comical, and cool.

It was a few years after they broke up, of course (which I only vaguely remember my mom and dad discussing), so it seemed like it must have been pretty old to me, as all things do in the rear-view mirror of a pre-pubescent.

I guess I had no real appreciation for music at the time, but I became a Beatles fan the moment I watched that movie.

[BigRedJed]

:les: AND IT'S "GOO GOO GA JOOB!!"