Rolling Stone's Top 100 Beatles Songs

[GIMH]

Well I thought its inherent crapness might have been considered a more important factor.

Wat

 

[Marcuss]

Megadrive was ****ing awesome.

 

[sledger]

Megadrive was ****ing awesome.

Strongly AWTA.

Sonic 2 and Sonic 3, fml, Still play those even now. So so good.

 

[Marcuss]

Mine's still set up in my bedroom at my dad's haha. Love it.

 

[sledger]

Haha mine is in the cupboard just behind me, usually play Sonic on the emulator whilst at Uni though, find it much easier to control through the keyboard funnily enough.

 

[Uppercut]

Megadrive> I want to hold your hand

 

[Teja.]

Saying it's crap is wrong-headed. It's like saying that the Megadrive is a crap games console; technology has moved on but it was cutting edge at the time.

Yeah, But there are scores of Beatles' songs which have aged way better than I Wanna.. too. Personally cannot see how anyone can think it is a better song than Lucy in.. or Strawberry Fields Forever.

 

[GIMH]

She Loves You>I Wanna Hold Your Hand

That's the only valid argument about it's placement tbh

 

[BoyBrumby]

Yeah, But there are scores of Beatles' songs which have aged way better than I Wanna.. too. Personally cannot see how anyone can think it is a better song than Lucy in.. or Strawberry Fields Forever.

Absolutely, but the fabs evolved several lifetimes' worth of music between 63 & 67 tbf.

 

[sledger]

Megadrive> I want to hold your hand

Depends if you're talking about the song tbh.

 

[stumpski]

# 32 would have been in the top five at least for mine. Probably the best song ever to get to Number Two. That piccolo trumpet solo ...

 

[stumpski]

I Want to Hold Your Hand comically too high, surely?

It has a special place in the affections of Americans though. Here it's remembered as just one of a clutch of big hit singles (and She Loves You sold far more), but in the US it was the one that started it all off for them.

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