Originally posted by tomtom232Tomorrow Never Knows - it helped change Pop music into psychedelia.
I thought about putting this in the culture forum but decided it doesnt really fit.
Anyway, what is your favorite Beatles song of all time. Mine is a tie between "Let it be" and "Hey Jude"
Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream,
It is not die-ing
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Originally posted by eldragonflyOk, I was just taking a look at the live performance of Come Together, and even though John can't remember a fair portion of his own lyrics he does use "armchair" there. So I'll go with that, it's pretty clear what he's singing....at least there....😛
No the first lyric is correct.
he bag production
he got walrus gumboot
he got Ono sideboard
he one spinal cracker
he got feet down below his knees
hold you in his armchair
you can feel his disease
come together right now.. over me
He roller coaster
He got early warning
He got muddy water
He one Mojo filter
He say one and one ...[text shortened]... hree
Got to be good looking
'cause he's so hard to see
Come together right now
Over me
Originally posted by greenpawn34Wrong. John didn't like stuffed shirts who just go through the motions living a dull and destitute daily by the numbers life, in the end accomplishing little if anything. And there can be no doubt that he certainly had a stong disliking for people telling others what to do and how to act, always distorting and subverting the message of peace and love. In fact this message can be heard in almost every song, on every album. Like you said you had to have been there.
How old are you anyway? Only people of my generation have the
right to talk about the Beatles - we were there...You had to be there.
I really pity everyone who not a teenager in the 60's...You had to be there.
Originally posted by eldragonflyRight on! As the years went on, I understood that Lennon's songs were better and more topical to the times. After all he started the band and well deserved the leadership role. Thats putting it mildly.
Wrong. John didn't like stuffed shirts who just go through the motions living a dull and destitute daily by the numbers life, in the end accomplishing little if anything. And there can be no doubt that he certainly had a stong disliking for people telling others what to do and how to act, always distorting and subverting the message of peace and love. In ...[text shortened]... ge can be heard in almost every song, on every album. Like you said you had to have been there.
