The Beatles

On the 27th of September, I had written one of my greatest reviews here at this site. It was about The White Album. I put in personal experiences combined with research at Beatles' sites. I found that I wasn't too far off on my knowledge about the Fab Four. You might call me a 'closet' Beatles' Fan! But suddenly I got disconnected from the site and lost my work that cost me hours...I don't want payment from ciao, I just like to write and share experiences. I just had to let off steam. I was nine days from turning eight years old when The Beatles came to America. They were a musical wake-up ... more

The Beatles have not changed my perception of rock music and I don't remember ever becoming a fan. The reason being is because there was never a time when I haven't been listening to The Beatles. Even in the womb I was shaking my head in Beatle-fashion to the music that has become the ultimate mainstay in my musical life. The order of these songs usually fluctuate from week to week, this order is how I feel presently: 20. Across The Universe 19. I've Just Seen A Face 18. She's Leaving Home 17. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) 16. It's All Too Much 15. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 14. Lady Madonna ... more

Lennon The Man Who Would Be King. I was just listening to "Let it Be" on the radio and thought I would do a review on the Beatles. I had thought about doing them anyway after discovering that they even have younger fans like Beatlesgal25, so here we go. The Fab Four were of course Paul McCartney who I really don't like and blame him for the group breaking up. George Harrison who was a really nice guy and a talented artist and is sadly missed. Ringo Starr of course who replaced Pete Best as the drummer of the group. And last but certainly not least the Legend himself, the late great John Lennon ... more

The Beatles. What can I say about The Beatles that hasn’t already been said over the years. Four guys from Liverpool who not only changed the face of pop music, but also acted as a catalyst for change in all aspects of western society. It is impossible for anyone under the age of 35 to appreciate just what an impact The Beatles had on the lives of everyone in the sixties. The eager anticipation of each new release. The realisation that each single was even better than the last. The sheer ecstasy of going into your local record emporium and acquiring the magical 7 inches of vinyl ... more