well?
The King or the Fab Four?
eh, I meant to make this a poll.
nevermind.
I thought Nirvana did Nevermind?
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Beatles, definitely. Elvis ruined more good blues songs than the Rolling Stones. The Beatles, on the other hand, did "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Period.
I must say, though, that I perfer the Byrds; they do similar music to the Beatles, but they do songs that are more like the Beatles songs I prefer- i.e. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "For the Benifit of Mr. Kite." (Comparable to "Wasn't Born to Follow", for example.)
Elvis.
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Beatles. Elvis never did anything for me, he couldn't play guitar that well and he wasn't a good writer. On the other hand, the Beatles were the best. Period.
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Elvis.
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Late Beatles.
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Neither.Originally Posted by Taffy_is_a_Taff
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I'll go with Tuff Gong who never wrote a single bad song.
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Beatles. Elvis was cool though.
The Beatles!
(and you could substitute just about any artist or band for that Presley-fella and get the same answer)
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no, hmm...Beatles.
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Elvis was more than great , but the Beatles were (are) the best musicians since Bethoven , period .
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Deffiently the best era. From Rubber Soul to the White Album... great stuff.Originally Posted by Mouzafphaerre
"But if you should fall you fall alone,
If you should stand then who's to guide you?
If I knew the way I would take you home."
Grateful Dead, "Ripple"
Beatles generally used to be compared against Rolling Stones..Interesting..
Whatever..I can not put both on the same track so I can not compare them.. I like them both..
I'd have to say Elvis, the beatles just don't cut it for me...
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Beatles, mainly because of where I am from. (If I said Elvis I would disappear).
Beatles
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um, neither really.. if i had to go with one, it'd be the beatles.
now i'm here, and history is vindicated.
The Beatles, obviously.
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Beatles.
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Tough call, but I think I'd say Elvis.
Beatles.
and I agree with meatwad, the byrds were good too.
The Beatles! Without a doubt.
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I loved the Byrds. They were the second concert I ever saw. The first being the Beatles at Shea. It was at Stoneybrook University where I now work . But this was 1966. THey played with the Youngbloods. I had just graduated HS and as we entered the Gym the Youngbloods were looking for roadies to help them finish setting up. Lucky us got picked. That was the first concert I ever worked. Unfortunately it didnt pay anything . Great show though and great seatsand I agree with meatwad, the byrds were good too.
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The Beatles. They were on better drugs.
Little known fact: The Beatles were approached to do a Lord of the Rings movie in the 60's. Never happened, but I'd still like to see an animated musical version ala "Yellow Submarine"... "I've got a ring in me pocket."
Another movie I'd have liked to see: "Superman" starring Elvis Presley... with Ann Margaret as Lois Lane. "Viva, Metropolis".
Personally, I would rather see Lord of the Rings by Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd (though that would have been impossible... even if Waters, Hendrix, and Barrett had been alive at the right time, they would have argued the project into the ground).Originally Posted by Aurelian
Oddly enough, "The Wall" goes along really well with "Fellowship of the Ring". If you start the music at the right time, the coincidences are really wierd.
another nieve europeon mixing up completly generations of rock and roll
What are you on about?
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