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February 05, 2009
The Best of the Beatles
A guy with lots of time on his hands has ranked every original Beatles song, from 185 to #1. His commentary on each song is fun, too. The guy knows a lot about the Beatles. I'll just list my top 15, knowing they could change tomorrow: 15. Ob-la-di Ob-la-da I'll allow comments for a little while if anyone wants to list or discuss favorites. I should note - to tie it to the theme of this blog - it pained me to leave off the Beatles great anti-tax anthem, the Taxman. Posted by Brad Smith at 09:18 AM in Culture
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Good article, thanks Posted by: Beal at February 5, 2009 12:29 PMThe guy nailed the #1 song, I'd say. Posted by: Greg Ransom at February 6, 2009 11:55 AMHow could you, considering the perspective of this august forum, leave out "Taxman"? With such timeless lyrics so appropriate to the current era: Should five percent appear too small, Don't ask me what I want it for, Now my advice before you die, |
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