This is just a fun post.. nothing serious about it.. well you can make it serious if you start arguing :) I was discussing this.. ok fine I was arguing about this last night with my husband of who was the better musical legend and thought it might be interesting to see what everyone else here thought… so post who you think is the best and please give your reasons why.
Elvis… Beatles… Beach Boys
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Sally
I am a 50-year-old mom of 5 and Nana of 12 grandkids. I am the Family History Consultant as of beginning of Dec 2006. Not a good day I have to say. I have been a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for almost 28 years. I have served in just about every position available except for the Young Women organisation. My favorite thing to do in life is spend time with my grandchildren
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I enjoy them all, but I find the Beatles’ music to be more varied and smarter. True, they did have inane hits like “She Loves You” but they also had thinking man’s hits like “Eleanor Rigby.” For the most part I think their tunes and their lyrics are intellectually and artistically richer.
Oh they are all legends but I am still a U2 fan always and forever. But to choose between those…I would say Elvis probably. And not because I think he was better, but because I think he was more of a real legend in the eyes of so many. But the Beatles come very close.
I would say Beatles, I think I have grown to like them so much because my husband listens to them all the time.
Beatles!
The Beatles hands down.
Helps that they had four distinct personalities contributing to the creative process.
Elvis didn’t write his own songs and The Beach Boys only had Brian Wilson creating until the pressure got too much.
I’d go with the Beatles. I liked their adaptability.
I’d go with the Beatles mostly just because I love moustaches so much.
Tom Jones
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