Conquer Club

Post 'em here! Though I must admit it's tough to limit it to five...

1) Yesterday
2) Across the Universe
3) Hello Goodbye
4) Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da
5) When I'm Sixty-Four

Closer runners up are Let It Be and Help!

1) For No One
2) I'm Only Sleeping
3) Drive My Car
4) She Loves You
5) A Day In the Life

but thats tricky as hell! cool thread tho

Of course, they weren't in Wing's league

1. 8 days a week
2. Here Comes The Sun
3. Hard Days night
4. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
5. Octopus Garden

hey jude
eleanor rigby
here comes the sun
penny lane
hello goodbye

1. Twist and Shout
2. She Loves You

I'm not much of a fan otherwise.

How could I forget "Can't Buy Me Love" ?!

OnlyAmbrose wrote:How could I forget "Can't Buy Me Love" ?!

Dang! Brilliant tune. Tho' I forgot Here Comes The Sun, the guitar intro has to be one of the most beautiful bits of music ever.

suggs wrote:

OnlyAmbrose wrote:How could I forget "Can't Buy Me Love" ?!

Dang! Brilliant tune. Tho' I forgot Here Comes The Sun, the guitar intro has to be one of the most beautiful bits of music ever.

Very true.

The Beatles is one of those few bands where they have so many of my favorite songs that I often forget the greats.

1. Blackbird (is that a Beatles song?)
2. Rocky Raccoon
3. When I'm 64
4. Yellow Submarine
5. Never Let Die

DaGip wrote:1. Blackbird (is that a Beatles song?)
2. Rocky Raccoon
3. When I'm 64
4. Yellow Submarine
5. Never Let Die

I was sure you were going to have "Revolution" on there somewhere, DaGip

DaGip wrote:1. Blackbird (is that a Beatles song?)
2. Rocky Raccoon
3. When I'm 64
4. Yellow Submarine
5. Never Let Die

MOST. ANNOYING. SONG. EVER!

1 she loves you
2 you cant do that
3 drive my car
4 hard days night
5 twist and shout

looking through you
while my guitar gently weeps
lovely rita
don't let me down
nowhere man

and i have to include "Something". sorry, i know that's more than 5, but honestly, they're so fucking good, it's nearly impossible to pick just five.

(not in order, I can't think that clearly

Baby You're a rich man
The Fool on the Hill (includes the finest line in the history of rock/pop, for me)
I,me,me mine
Hello, Goodbye
Strawberry Fields

1. Come Together
2. Yesterday
3. A Hard Day's Night
4. Hello Goodbye
5. Ticket to Ride


ECX

Beatles songs - no particular order

Let it be
Across the Universe
Long and Winding road
My guitar gently weeps
Eleonor Rigby
Something

Solo Work

My Love - McCartney
Venus and Mars - McCartney
Happy Xmas war is over - Lennon
Imagine - Lennon
My Sweet Lord - Harrison

1. Penny lane b/w Strawberry fields - the greatest single in Pop history
2. A Day In The Life - stunning close to Sgt Pepper
3. I Saw Her Standing There - Beatles opening track on first album sets the bar and proves bands can write their own rock'n'roll
4. Hard Days Night - the most recognised chord in pop music and a song that defined the era and the band
5. Happiness Is a Warm Gun - pure Lennon and a great piece of ensemble playing

To hard to really pick five from a band that defined a music genre in 7 short years of recording.

Impossible.

1. Hey Jude
2. Carry that Weight
3. Come Together
4. Revolution / Revolution 1 / Revolution 9 (depending on what day it is)
5. Nowhere Man

I just realized, I need to buy another copy of Rubber Soul.

No particular order, and tomorrow I'd have five more I'd have to include.

Strawberry Fields
Helter Skelter
With A Little Help From My Friends
Hello Goodbye
Yesterday

Just saw Eleanor Rigby is joecoolfrog's list, how could I leave that out?

I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Strawberry Fields Forever
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Hey Jude
A Day In the Life

I Want You is one of my favorite songs... ever. Amazing stuff.

Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine

1. Let It Be
2. Can't Buy Me Love
3. I'll Follow The Sun
4. Here Comes The Sun
5. Penny Lane

I wonder if I still have that Red Album around. Oh hell, I better check to see if the the record player still works.

Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da

pretty much the most repetitive and addicting some ever from then.