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anyway the answer is john/
Ringo
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Paul.
John
Paul. Easiest choice of my life.
paul
so easy it's not even funny
Lennon is qtier
Paul every time
John was one of the most vile human beings in all popular music
George's contributions were good but were few in number and fairly unadventurous
Ringo doesn't get enough credit as a drummer honestly but that's about it
Paul was obviously the best. He put out the best solo work out of the 4. Also he usually had the best contributions to their albums and even his shittier songs were okay. George is a close second because All Things Must Pass is amazing and they should have let him make more songs.
Brian
Paul, but only because I love Mio
>John was one of the most vile human beings in all popular music
[citation needed]
>John was one of the most vile human beings in all popular music
You're being genuinely hyperbolic in an industry filled with murderers, drug abusers and sociopaths
>John was one of the most vile human beings in all popular music
>at most he was an asshole who beat his wife
There have been worse people in music user
george or john, idk i want to fuck paul but only '66 paul.
George
>George's contributions
>fairly unadventurous
Nigga literally every George track is a standout from the rest from like Meet The Beatles onward. He was their conduit for Eastern, etc. influences.
His contributions to the others' songs were unadventurous
george get the idea of get guitar solo in backwards in revolver. you only make up your "opinions" with other Cred Forums user opinions, lame.
Well there's thisbut I think he gets a pass for the outro to A Hard Day's Night alone.
It's funny when people try so hard to be contrarian that they ascend past the stereotypically contrarian opinion and are now pretending Paul was better than John
I think Cred Forums change his opinions all together and sometimes is kind of strange but in my opinion is ok if you prefer paul or george.
I personally prefer john, mccartney have the best hooks but lennon have better melodies, not so catchy as paul but i don't know, more sensible? to be honest i can use pretentious words, john just feels better and I think is a better songwriting.
i prefer I wanna hold your hand to i saw her standing there, or strawberry to penny Lane.
the beatles is a great band, but people is so over-pretentious that they don't even have opinions, they just copypaste other ones and search for what is acceptable in his comfort circle, Cred Forums or tumblr is the same. is pretty hard to find non-pretencious people now days, or just someone that doesn't have to make 4 different social networks to talk sbout her taste all day.
>pretending Paul was better than John
:^)
Yoko Ono
but that was only after John brought up the idea of reversed tape in general, while recording Rain
The others were pretty domineering.
This. George's songs are some of the best representations of the Beatle's output, even though he only wrote a few in the group.
Something and Here Comes the Sun are good representations of "adult", tasteful beatles songs that arent try-hard or plain wacky.
George
Best beatle incoming
Yoko
David Bowie?
Easy choice: Paul
none
Sandy
Nah, couldn't be. Bowie transcends everything the Beatles ever made.
George, All Things Must Pass is the best solo album by a Beatle.
I would say Ringo but I know he'll just appear in front of me if I do.
No, George Martin
Paul >>>> John = George = Ringo
Ringo=heartofgolddoll
Others=heartlessselloutphoniesthatimustkillforjesus
John
John was the better lyricist, Paul was the better melodist, George was better at playing instruments, Ringo was better when it came to giving the Beatles more personality. I'd have to pick John out of them.
Paul McCartney. Without question.
>John was one of the most vile human beings in all popular music
Literally slapped his girlfriend once when he was a teen
No, he beat the shit out of both men and women including Cynthia. He admitted it, retard. I am a huge Lennon defender, and I do think he was a good person who made really bad mistakes in his younger years, but don't just make shit up.
None, thank you.