And please don't go with "I don't have one" or "I never liked the Beatles". While such is fine, if that's the case just don't post here.

I'll start.

It's one that most people wouldn't guess is my favorite, since I'm not exactly full of whimsy, but ...

... mine is "Drive My Car". Here are the Jonas Brothers proving that they indeed do not suck:

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I have to say that, of all the various language learning methods, the Holy Spirit is still the most efficient.

I was born in '56; however, I had 2 older siblings, one born in '50 and the other in '47.

I still recall my brothers friend bounding up the stairs, holding "Beatlemania!" in his hand. He would have been 16; I, almost 8. It shaped my musical future.

In response, I will have to pick one and say:

"Yes, It Is"

Only because of the harmonies.

Mu apologies as i am do not know how to embed the video. Can someone assist?





-Youtube link edited by Michael-

Got it.

However, the video pops up with something about it can't be displayed due to copyright issues in this country (US).

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-Michael Gray

"In Great Deeds Something Abides"

My favorite for the last several years has been Eleanor Rigby.

I especially like this metal cover by Pain. (Metal covers usually don't work for me because they often lose too much of the essence of the original, but I feel this one doesn't suffer from that problem.)

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-Michael Gray

"In Great Deeds Something Abides"

I find it absolutely stunning that an inveterate atheist would have as his favorite Beatles tune "Eleanor Rigby".

Probably not surprising that it's one of those I like least.

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I have to say that, of all the various language learning methods, the Holy Spirit is still the most efficient.

I'm curious... why?

(If you don't feel you can answer due to STPMA rules about discussion of religion, feel free to PM me.)

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-Michael Gray

"In Great Deeds Something Abides"

I was employing sarcasm. It's a nigh-perfect song for an agnostic leaning towards atheism to hold as his/her favorite Beatles tune.

Sometimes the proper tone of a comment simply doesn't come through. Sorry about that. It was actually meant to amuse you.

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I have to say that, of all the various language learning methods, the Holy Spirit is still the most efficient.

The problem wasn't you. I was up way too early when I read your comment. When I lack sleep I tend to go into "literalism mode."

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-Michael Gray

"In Great Deeds Something Abides"

This is mine. Don't read a lot into it. Yes, I'm a soppy romantic, but this is more about the harmony, the rough cry of Lennon's voice, and the simple style.

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*~Quo~*

Fic ahoy!

Well, damn....what should I write next? Hmmmmmmmm......

No assumptions made, Quo.

Here's my top ten:

1. "Drive My Car"
2. "Octopus's Garden"
3. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
4. "When I'm Sixty-Four" (which is now bittersweet for me after my divorce)
5. "Norwegian Wood"
6. "Here Comes the Sun" (in part because for me it recalls The Resurrection)
7. "Come Together"
8. "Let It Be" (which is definitely about The Virgin Mary, no matter Paul's protestations)
9. "Can't Buy Me Love"
10. "Eight Days a Week"

A much more "poppy" version than what most might expect from me, I'd wager.

Honestly, as brilliant as the Beatles are, I grew up on Paul McCartney and Wings, and overall I prefer them.

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I have to say that, of all the various language learning methods, the Holy Spirit is still the most efficient.

Top ten then?

1: Yes It Is
2: A Day in the Life
3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
4. I Saw Her Standing There
5: Get Back
6. And I Love Her
7. Good Day Sunshine
8. Dear Prudence
9. She's Leaving Home
10. Hey Jude

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That which does not kill me ......BETTER RUN DAMN FAST !!!