Yellow Submarine is underrated
Yellow Submarine is underrated
Charles Thomas
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Ian Taylor
nothing about the beatles is """"""""""""""""underrated"""""""""""""" they're trash
Bentley Campbell
I Want To Tell You*
ftfy
Based non-musician.
Jack Torres
Octopus's Garden is underrated.
Camden Ross
Every song with Ringo on the vocal is great
Kevin Allen
Good Night is probably his best.
John Ortiz
number 1 single, underrated?
Christopher Hill
Did you miss out on it being the most dismissed maligned Beatle song this side of Bang Bang Maxwell?
Leo Bailey
this.
Henry Morgan
Thats not For No One
Matthew Reed
Maxwell is indeed garbage.
The problem with Yellow Submarine is that its on the wrong album. Revolver is an infusion of refreshing new ideas and experiments on rock music. The worst thing is that its followed by She Said She Said, one of the most forward-thinking songs of 1966.
Kevin Lee
I want to live in a yellow submarine
Matthew Davis
>She Said She Said, one of the most forward-thinking songs of 1966.
in what way
Lincoln Carter
On it's structure and soundscape.
>structure
Check out Leonard Bersntein's comment on it. youtu.be
>soundscape
It's the nearest approach of what acid rock would become in the following year.
Jordan Jones
its a meme ignore him
Wyatt White
Did She Said She Said become Yea Forums's favourite Beatle song overnight or something?
Dominic Hill
>It's the nearest approach of what acid rock would become in the following year.
not really
Jonathan Carter
"She Said She Said" (by John and Paul)--lead John: "This song is in to restore confidence in the old Beatles sound. That's all."
Ryan Perez
And you're making me feel like I've never been born.
Brayden Butler
>IVE GOT TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMEEEEEEEE
Hudson Reed
It's not a meme. See >The song was an early example of acid rock,[2] a genre that came to the fore in Britain and America in the wake of Revolver.[72] In his book on the Swinging London phenomenon, Shawn Levy identifies the album's "trio of tuned-in, blissed-out, spiked and spaced tunes" by Lennon – "Tomorrow Never Knows", "She Said She Said" and "I'm Only Sleeping" – as especially indicative of the Beatles' transformation into "the world's first household psychedelics, avatars of something wilder and more revolutionary than anything pop culture had ever delivered before".[73]
Julian Gutierrez
Ray was a bitter mong, he was the Gallagher brothers of the 60s. Compare Face to Face to Revolver for fucks sake
Josiah Barnes
Bernstein > Davies.
Tyler Morales
Face to Face is better.
Robert Howard
Don't Pass Me By > Octopus' Garden > With a Little Help From My Friends > What Goes On > Act Naturally > Good Night > I Wanna Be Your Man > Boys > Matchbox > Honey Don't
Nathan Brown
agree
Jason Peterson
>Letting the drummer sing
Elijah Howard
Surely this isn't an opinion that is actually held unironically
Jaxon Martinez
It's top 5 imo.
Ringo's drumming is peak Ringo.
John's melody is perfection.
The guitar riff is incredible.
The bass is not amazing, but after all it was George, not Paul.
Lincoln Sanders
Honey Don't is based
Gabriel Foster
No reason for it not to be.
Bentley Fisher
It's fucking retarded
Christian King
That's what you say.
Benjamin Powell
Sunny Afternoon is a good song jesus user reach out and touch faith
Jacob Collins
Jordan Butler
The best album ever m8.