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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Personally, I think the Beatles were much better at recreating themselves to match the times. from light-hearted boy band songs to deep (and sometimes disturbing) music Each one had his own style as well. (I loved George.) The Stones were fairly consistent and long-lasting, but their ability to adapt (perhaps not necessary) wasn't there. I like the versatility of the Beatles! [/quote] I somewhat disagree. The Stones did change their sound throughout the years. Pop-ish in the early 60’s, then they tried to be psychedelic with Her Satanic Majesty Requests, but admittedly failed. In the early 70s (Sticky Fingers) there is a pronounced Country influence and Some Girls and Emotional Rescue embraced Disco, to an extent. But, at their core they are a Blues band.[/quote] That’s nothing compared to the Beatles’ versatility. They spanned rock n roll, hard rock, classical, ballads, country, psychedelic, world music, old 40s sorts of songs (ex: Martha my dear) and even sort of proto metal (Helter skelter). To the PP: they were never a boy band, despite their appeal teenage girls. I HATE when people apply that to them. Arguably the first boy band (aka a manufactured group specifically marketed to teenagers and not organically formed) were the Monkees.[/quote] https://www.vulture.com/2015/09/beatles-were-the-greatest-boy-band-ever.html I'm still siding with Vulture on this one. They were manufactured early but broke from the mold. The Monkees never broke free. [/quote] They broke free when they met Dylan, who introduced them to marijuana.[/quote]
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