Rock and Roll Music?

Yup. I just wanted to give an easy one out after that last one.

Sorry

Hint #1: Was the Beatles' first number-one hit in USA.
Hint #2: Written "eyeball to eyeball".
Hint #3: One of the Beatles' biggest hits.

Another easy one

Not sure what eyeball to eyeball means, but I Want To Hold Your Hand.
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As you can see from Wuppertal's custom title, he's currently banned. He contacted me through PM to tell me that I was right and to go ahead and post a new song.

1. Featured in one of the movies.
2. The title is slightly different within the song itself.
3. Key change!

I think this one's easy.

I think it might be Ticket To Ride, but I'm not too sure about the key change part.

Really close, but no.

Ah, it must You're Going To Lose That Girl!

Yes, it is. Love the Help! scene for it, especially.

I've never been too fond of it. I like the one for The Night Beofre a lot better though.

1. The B side of one of their most well known singles.

2. A homage to Little Richard.

3. The sessions for the song lead to the name for Rubber Soul.

No Google-ing!

Is it What Goes On?



1. It's a song written by Paul McCartney

2. credited to Lennon/McCartney, and recorded by The Beatles on their eponymous LP The Beatles, better known as The White Album.

3. A product of McCartney's deliberate effort to create a sound as loud and dirty as possible, the clangorous piece has been noted for both its "proto-metal roar" and "unique textures."

4. In December 1968, Charles Manson heard this song, as well as others from The White Album, and interpreted them as a warning of an approaching race war. He saw the Beatles as the 4 angels mentioned in the New Testament book of Revelation and believed their songs were telling him and his followers to prepare themselves. Manson referred to this future war as "Helter Skelter." The words "Healter Skelter" (a misspelling of the Beatles song) were also written in blood at the scene of one of the Manson Family murders (The Labianca's). Because of this connection, Los Angeles assistant District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi, who led the prosecution of Manson and the other killers, named his best-selling book about the murders Helter Skelter. Bugliosi's book was the basis for a film of the same title.


5. The recording session was particularly raucous.

Care to guess, anyone???

No, it's not What Goes On.

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1. The B side of one of their most well known singles.

2. A homage to Little Richard.

3. The sessions for the song lead to the name for Rubber Soul.

4. Played at Shea Stadium.

I listened to one song by Little Richard (Good Golly Miss Molly [Reminded me of Dizzy Miss Lizzy in title and sound]). Now I will make a guess based off of that:

I'm Down.

TailsPrower25, your song is Helter Skelter. Just saying the answer, even though its still Big A2's turn.

This message was edited by Jyarra on Nov 08 2009.

Yup. It is I'm Down. I love the live version of it. They should put that up for DLC instead of the studio version.

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TailsPrower25, your song is Helter Skelter.

What? No way! I could've sworn it was She Loves You.

I love watching them play it live so much. I'm Down/Long Tall Sally might be my favorites off the second-half of Past Masters. Maybe.

So...

1. Uses a fade.
2. Features piano.
3. Neil Innes (of the Rutles) heard this song on a break from recording with the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band in Abbey Road Studios.

I think it's I Want To Tell You.