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I'm going with the crowd so, A Day In The Life it is!

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Yellow Submarine Clown for its humour and quirk, I Stamp Beatles with that...
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A Day in the Life came immediately to my mind before reading the posts.
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

I always thought that "And You Tried So Hard" from Gong's "Camembert Electrique" album was a mockery of the Beatles.

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A Day in the Life for sure.  I still think of I Want You (She's So Heavy) first when I think of the beatles though.  Maybe because I'm a fusion junkie.
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I know it's kinda cheating but I'm gonna say The Abbey Road MelodyCool 
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To stamp The Beatles, I'd surely say She Loves You, since it contains their trademark Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. 
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Candidates:

Help - A Lennon song more in the McCartney style. Really some of their best songs are the early, happier Lennon sung tunes that actually feel like true collaborations.
 
We Can Work It Out - McCartney song with Lennon bridge that is much less cut and paste than Day in the Life (which is lauded for the same reason though reversed)
 
The two sided single of Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields really is the ultimate for me. The balancing point between their experimentation and pop sensibilities, both band leaders, psychedelia. Brilliant.
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Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

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Help - A Lennon song more in the McCartney style. Really some of their best songs are the early, happier Lennon sung tunes that actually feel like true collaborations.
 
We Can Work It Out - McCartney song with Lennon bridge that is much less cut and paste than Day in the Life (which is lauded for the same reason though reversed)
 
The two sided single of Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields really is the ultimate for me. The balancing point between their experimentation and pop sensibilities, both band leaders, psychedelia. Brilliant.
Yeah, but the guy asked for The song. It's your second candidate. "Work It Out was a single, where most of the lad's most adventurousness could be found, had great harmonies, and was quite mature for its time and the group's catalog up to that point. It makes me yearn for that time everytime I hear it (I was still under 10 when it came out).
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The Abbey Road side 2 medley, if you consider that one song­
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EVERY LITTLE THING.


that is all.
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I'm not a Beatle fan at all!
Heard it a lot too much when I was young. Confused
 
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Impossible. One of the striking characteristics of The Beatles was the way they could adapt to almost any style and bring freshness and originality to it.
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Ticket to Ride is what I think of when I think of the Beatles.
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[QUOTE=progtapper]
I'm not a Beatle fan at all!
Heard it a lot too much when I was young. Confused
 
That says it all. You probably don't realise it, but everything you've heard since is based on the same thing.
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Points: 65266 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 19 2011 at 23:26
it certainly is not A Day in the Life,  maybe Eleanor Rigby or For No One
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Points: 11415 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 20 2011 at 03:43
Originally posted by progman2010 progman2010 wrote:

Penny Lane. Proggy liitle tune, nice melody Wink


Damn straight compadre, Penny Lane was the first song I can remember as a child of 5 while playing with my toy cars. I used to think the creators of these wonderful sounds were little tiny men who lived inside the wireless.
(Oh lordy I've said too much?....)

Plus it's got that Bach trumpety thing on it to boot...
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The long and winding roadHug
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