The Beatles are of Satan, & are foreshadowings of the"four horsemen" Revelation 9 & 6

[sylk]

I haven't heard Yoko Ono's music yet, but I will, now that you mentioned it.

 

[Dharma Wheel]

Some of the earliest recordings are a little weird but you should check out stuff like 'Death of A Samantha' and these two:

YouTube - YOKO ONO-"WINTER FRIEND" (1974)

YouTube - YOKO ONO-"APPROXIMATELY INFINITE UNIVERSE" (1972)

A very underrated artist.

 

[KingCrimson250]

Does anyone love the solo work by the former Beatles also?

Not particularly, no. I feel they worked best as a band. I guess that's a little surprising since towards the end of their career their albums seemed more like a compilation of four solo artists than a band effort, but their solo careers seem very tame. I enjoyed the edge that a lot of their music had, their efforts to be experimental and to push boundaries, and a lot of that seemed to disappear with their solo stuff.

 

[Celticflower]

I like some of Paul's solo stuff and George's "Somewhere in England" album has some good tracks.

 

[Dharma Wheel]

Not particularly, no. I feel they worked best as a band. I guess that's a little surprising since towards the end of their career their albums seemed more like a compilation of four solo artists than a band effort, but their solo careers seem very tame. I enjoyed the edge that a lot of their music had, their efforts to be experimental and to push boundaries, and a lot of that seemed to disappear with their solo stuff.

Good point. I do, however, find John Lennon's first albums (such as 'John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band') are very avant-garde and edgy; infact the album I mentioned is almost like primal scream therapy in places.

 

[Dharma Wheel]

I love George Harrison's 'All Things Must Pass Album'. The title song is a favourite cheer up song for me; it reminds me that the bad things in life will pass as all the years pass by.

 

[sylk]

Thanks Dharma for the Yoko Ono tunes!

 

[KingCrimson250]

Good point. I do, however, find John Lennon's first albums (such as 'John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band') are very avant-garde and edgy; infact the album I mentioned is almost like primal scream therapy in places.

Hmmm, I haven't heard that one. I'll have to check it out.

By the way, I really hope the OP comes back and finds that we've turned this into a Beatles Appreciation thread LOL

 

[Dharma Wheel]

By the way, I really hope the OP comes back and finds that we've turned this into a Beatles Appreciation thread LOL

That is an amusing thought. Well, goodness does often crawl out of the ashes of badness.

 

[SSior.27]

This is why I normally steer clear of Christian forums and communities. This is mindless drivel. Why? Apart from being totally inane and baseless, because the book of Revelation... has already happened! Long before the Beatles even were in existence.

 

[Nobody1]

Before you read on, keep in mind that the Book of Revelation is written in "signs" or "symbols" (Rev. 1:1), and that the "things of the Spirit" including the Bible must be "spiritually discerned [i.e. by praying for the help of God's Spirit]" (1 Cor. 2:14), for "the letter kills but the Spirit gives life" (2 Cor. 3:6)

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My goodness. No. The Beatles are not "from Satan".

They actually put out some very Christian songs. For instance, in pointing out that the "Chairman Mao" hard core radicalism was wrong in the sixties.

That was a very powerful force against the totalitarianist supporters amongst the sixties flower children.

The Beatles definitely were not "the four horsemen" of the Apocalypse. Zech goes on about that in more depth which proves otherwise.