r/beatles • u/Maximum-Artist448 • 6h ago
r/beatles • u/RoastBeefDisease • Oct 20 '24
Community Identifying a record or seeing how much it's worth? Use DISCOGS.COM
Some people have asked for a post like this to be stickied in the sub because we constantly get people asking what a record is worth or what version they have.
You need to match the matrix information. Which is the part of the record between the music/grooves and the label. There will be etched and/or stamped letters, symbols and numbers. You can just do a search for the artist and album name with the matrix info typed in. After searching, it should pull up all albums that match. If there’s more than one, you will have to figure out which it is by checking under the barcode and other identifiers section.
You also may need to look at info on the vinyl label and the sleeve. There will sometimes be additional info under the notes section.
Please check out r/discogs if you need more help searching but READ THEIR RULES.
Check out this link for additional info: https://support.discogs.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008602254-How-To-Find-Information-On-A-Vinyl-Record
r/beatles • u/WWAgallery_com • 5h ago
Discussion Yellow Sub animation cels from the 1968 Beatles film I just got 😊
r/beatles • u/Solid-Perspective915 • 9h ago
Other Ringo should be allowed to kill one person everyday omg😭
Who writes 'she could have had Paul but I guess 'settled' for the husband who asked for this song to be made for her birthday'?? Imma ask men to shut up about Ringo's appearance he's cute af.
r/beatles • u/Sisyphus-Posts • 5h ago
Question Song you know is good but just can’t seem to like?
Does anyone else have one or a few Beatles tracks that you can recognize for their achievement or know are super loved or important to their catalogue but just don’t fit your taste at all? I ask because for me it’s Let it Be. I am a Paul stan and adore most of his softer songs but I just find it too repetitive and drags a little too long, I recognize it’s huge and impactful but for me it would barely be top 100 in their catalogue.
r/beatles • u/Fantastic-Ad-8665 • 17h ago
Picture Beatles Concert At Dodger Stadium (1966)
r/beatles • u/CaramelNeat4723 • 18h ago
Discussion The Beatles must have known Paul was on some crazy upswing
My God.
I love all eras of the Beatles. John is still my favorite.
But good Lord, Paul was on another stratosphere around the time of Let it Be/Abbey Road/Ram. I sometimes wonder if the other two writers (Lennon and Harrison) were kinda like "This dude is cooking too much, we gotta bail".
I'm not sure they felt they could really keep up with him, nor do I think they wanted to.
r/beatles • u/Perry7609 • 1d ago
Discussion John Lennon is now a grandfather!
Sean and his longtime partner are the parents of a baby boy, according to "Uncle" Julian. Congratulations to the couple and the entire family!
https://www.instagram.com/julespicturepalace/p/Dct9Q-LDO-M/
After stopping in London for 48hrs to see my doctor, to check on my health, which thankfully is getting better every day, I managed to squeeze in a few visits with some family and friends I hadn’t seen in a few years, from my ‘Sister’ Mary, to my old mate Nev (aka Belouis Some) and a cinema visit with my dear friend Zoe Grace…
But also took the time to walk around where I grew up in Kensington with my Italian stepfather, Roberto Bassanini… at No 7 Pembroke Gardens, which I have incredibly fond Memories of, and the nearby park & pub, and school I attended, which I write about in my upcoming memoir.
But I think as lovely and wonderful as this little visit was… the most amazing thing that happened this weekend, in the whole wide world, was that I became an uncle! Congratulations to Sean & Charlotte, and their new ‘Beautiful Boy’! Only Love ❤️
So very Thankful…
Uncle Jules ❤️🙏🏼😘
Edit: Looks like it was taken down, so maybe he jumped the gun here? There was also a tiny glimpse at one point, so maybe they just wanted him to protect their privacy there, as you can’t usually remove photos after they’re posted (edit 2: actually, you can). Mods, feel free to take this down, if it’d be appropriate!
r/beatles • u/Salem1690s • 7h ago
Discussion How would The Beatles have adapted to the 70s?
The 70s were very rocky. Like consider their biggest rivals, the Stones, they put out Exile on Main St in ‘72 - what would the Beatles’ “response” if you will have been?
What about the rise of all the heavier groups like Black Sabbath & Led Zeppelin and such?
That this era was not only the music, but also all the big bands were arena acts
How could they have remained relevant say 72-73-74-75? What do you think they’d have done?
r/beatles • u/Pato_FM • 3h ago
Question Documentary or Album?
I want to watch the Let It Be documentary with my girlfriend, and I have a question: is it better for her to listen to the album first or watch the documentary?
r/beatles • u/phario_marelle • 1h ago
Discussion Which is the Paulest post-Beatles Paul song?
r/beatles • u/Maximum-Artist448 • 33m ago
Question It’s none of our business, but you guys feel that John and Cyn would’ve made up had he lived longer?
r/beatles • u/idreamofpikas • 16h ago
Video Months before John is murdered Paul is asked about being immortalised like Buddy Holly or Elvis
r/beatles • u/Fantastic-Ad-8665 • 4h ago
Picture Beatles Concert At Maple Leaf Gardens (1966)
r/beatles • u/idreamofpikas • 7h ago
Article Beatles and Hurricanes articles in the Mersey Beat 1961 by Bob Wooler
r/beatles • u/Double-Motor6546 • 11h ago
Question Did george sing here?
This is from the live All You Need Is Live performance video on youtube, and at this part (1:46) it sounds like George is singing the lyric but everywhere else it states that Lennon sang lead on both the studio and live version?
r/beatles • u/StringElegant2059 • 1d ago
Discussion Do you think John changed the most out of all of them??(physically and mentally)
r/beatles • u/Maccadawg • 1d ago
Discussion Rumor: Abe Laboriel, Jr. leaving Paul's band
I don't know how much stock to put into this rumor. I made a screenshot from FB where I saw it.
However, assuming it IS true, I have a feeling in my gut that this is a sign that Paul is winding down his touring career. Not that I expect an 84-year old to continue his vigorious world tours, but it just hurts to think about him aging.
r/beatles • u/MineTech5000 • 17h ago
Question Would the Beatles have eventually made a comeback if John Lennon hadn't been murdered?
r/beatles • u/FarNient3 • 23h ago
Question Would love any stories behind this Salisbury Plain pic!
I came upon this and would love any information about it! The photog captured such a special moment in time