But it was good enough to reignite rock'n'roll. The Beatles changed musical history. Been loads of threads on this subject.
Not my cup of tea either ,a distinct lack of decent live footage as well
Well that would be a massive plus.
Is that a criticism or an endorsement?
The crucial word! People are always comparing their stuff to what they have heard since, but they broke so much new ground at the time. Guitar band with three voices, rather than singer + musicians. Wrote their own stuff. Fantastic songwriters. Pathfinders for the psychedelic wave. Said what they liked in interviews. Showed active disrespect to their 'elders and betters'. Politically aware {Lennon and Harrison anyway.) Showed that four working-class lads from 'the North' could take the world of popular culture by storm. If their early stuff sounded 'like @tunstall birdman poems' you should have heard what they were competing with at the time! They were at the cutting edge of a movement that gave young working-class kids a voice.
Oasis's top 5 songs ARE Beatles songs.
He just may be referring to your idiotic and totally irrelevant post stating that The Beatles wouldn't even make it through to the finals if they were on X Factor today. Just a hunch like.
He does, like. Intensified by a nonconformity to aggressive sideboarding, I think.
That's because they gave up live gigs in 66
