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Poll Question: Who do you prefer ?
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So far, the Beatles are better than the others.
That's all.
 
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the love you take
is equal to the love you make."
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Originally posted by Floydoid Floydoid wrote:

The Beatles

Seconded.
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Don't know how many have said it already (haven't plowed my way through the thread yet) but this isn't even a contest. At least not on a prog site, so Rush is the only one that could ever win.
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Definitely Rush.  The Beatles are great, but I haven't yet heard a 20 minute smash hit by them.
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There are a lot of people voting for the Beatles because they're so influential, they're so groundbreaking etc.
 
But the poll asks, "Who do you prefer?"
 
I prefer Rush.
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MTHRFCKR !!!
you put a hard one for me, 2 of my fav. bands of aaaaaaaall time


I think Rush
Nah, the Beatles...

Holy crap  I can't decide
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Rush had to work a lot more to get the success they have. I can't compare to the Beatles because of the different style, but i give my vote to Rush.
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Hmm... which one is blander and less stimulating to me? This is a tough one.
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I do understand the question. But let me say these words. Come on, The Beatles are
the men in front. Front of the revolution in music. Their music has no name; but: The Beatles
Music. Just that. Many bands could named and batched by their type of sound. But The
Beatles could not.  
 
Sting once said: The Beatles is a blue-print for any rock bands. I was thinkin' to myself, I could
agree with him.    
 
And I think Rush did it too. Was tracking down the footsteps of their seniors. And they did good.
They found the idea. I like "Fountain Of Lament" a lot. 
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Originally posted by AtlantisAgony AtlantisAgony wrote:

Rush for me. I have lots of respect for The Beatles and their impact on the prog genre and all, but personally I've never been able to enjoy listening to them, at least not in the way I enjoy Rush and other bands I like. I don't know why, maybe some day it'll click for me.
 
Whats not to enjoy about them? I guess you'd ask me whats not to enjoy about RushLOL
 
 

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Wink I still suffer from Beatlemania
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Rush for me. I have lots of respect for The Beatles and their impact on the prog genre and all, but personally I've never been able to enjoy listening to them, at least not in the way I enjoy Rush and other bands I like. I don't know why, maybe some day it'll click for me.
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mmmmmkay... I'm not even voting on this one.
Goes well with that Mozart vs Pink Floyd poll few weeks ago, hehe
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My vote is with the Beatles - Just out of interest I produce Lummy Days, a free monthly Podcast focussed around the eccentric British band Stackridge. Known in the early 70’s as “The West Country Beatles”, their eclectic melodies have thrilled fans over the decades. They have a number of Beatles connections.

In the latest show there are a number of Beatle related bits ... James Warren’s reflects on working with Beatle’s producer George Martin on Stackridge’s 3rd Album “The Man in the Bowler Hat”. Guitarist Andy Davis talks how about how he came to play on John Lennon’s Imagine album and have we discovered the re-incarnation of the Beatles in South East London?

Do your ears a favour, drop in and have a listen at

http://www.stackridge.net/show_notes.asp?id=6





 
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Points: 29630 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2009 at 12:59
Haven't heard any Rush as "elevator" music yet.  Oddly enough heard a Talking Heads song "elevator" muzakarized in a grocery store many years ago.

Edited by Slartibartfast - April 01 2009 at 13:06
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Sacred 22 Sacred 22 wrote:

Camel smokes the Beatles. Camel wrote their own music and they can flat out play the Beatles as well.
The Beatles............hmmmmmm, one of the biggest music frauds in the history of the music industry from my point of view.


you know... a simple exercise in the illustration of insanity...LOLHeart
 
Hey, Camel to, of course.........ha ha ha
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I prefer Rush. I respect and even like Some of the Beatles work, but I love Rush.
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Hmm...somehow I think there is more substance in a two minute Beatles song than many Rush albums. Ever heard 'In My Life' or 'Im So Tired'? Rush just seems verbose, they try to say alot but there isn't much there, too many subpar melodies burying interesting ideas from what I have heard
 
And the Beatles as the biggest frauds? Is that a joke....Ayn Rand anybody? Seriously, Peart basically steals all his unimpressive philosophical jargon from Ayn Rand and you call the Beatles frauds?
 
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