What's the best song on the best album from an ex-Beatle?
My vote goes to Isn't It a Pity.
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What's the best song on the best album from an ex-Beatle?
Justin Fisher
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Lucas Fisher
My mom says that when she was in high school they referred to this album as "band on the runs"
Nathaniel Watson
Band on the Run is the only one I can hum from memory so it must be that one.
Nolan Reyes
Easton Reed
Silly Love Songs you fools!
Wyatt Davis
...
Lucas James
Maybe I'm Amazed is godtier
Kayden Thompson
Jet. Though Calico Skies is fantastic, too.
Caleb Kelly
>Grime
Juan Jackson
I haven't listened to their solo projects enough to give a valuable opinion, but from what songs I have listened to it'd have to be Got My Mind Set On You.
John Howard
Band on the run, but only really that second movement. Once that synth kicks in, oooooo boi
Joseph Morales
Imagine, from what I've listened to
Justin Price
Either Isn't it a Pity or Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
Caleb James
John - Watching The Wheels
Paul - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
George - Behind The Locked Door
Ringo - It Don't Come Easy
Jeremiah Ramirez
Dear Friend
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Andrew Ramirez
There's so much good material on most of their early albums.
It's insane how good a Late 1970 Beatles album could have been for example:
Side 1
1. Instant Karma!
2. Every Night
3. What Is Life
4. Remember
5. Maybe I'm Amazed
6. Love
7. Another Day
Side 2
1. It Don't Come Easy
2. Cold Turkey
3. Junk
4. All Things Must Pass
5. The Back Seat Of My Car
6. Isn't It a Pity (Version 2)
Brayden Jackson
>Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
that one is an absolute banger.
Josiah Martin
Now take that and cross it with Cortez the killer
Benjamin Sanders
I think that they shouldn't have completely split up but rather done something like a break where they went to do their own work. George clearly wanted more control of his own work, John was doing his stuff with Yoko, Paul wanted even more control and Ringo was actually starting to compose for once. So you'd maybe get a bunch of their solo albums, then in the late 70's they'd probably join together and work off from there.
Luke Moore
Give Me Love
Jordan Long
MONKBERRY MOON DELIGHT
Grayson Ramirez
Art of Dying, surprised no one talks about it
Henry Ramirez
this
Nathan Ward
God
Eli Myers
This
Logan Cruz
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