The Beatles

The waves swept the raft down the tunnel. Paul clung to the edge with one hand, having just enough presence of mind to clutch his bass with the other. The raft swooped up and down, and he was beginning to feel vaguely seasick. The look on Ringo's face as he half-lay on top of his drum kit told him that he wasn't the only one.
Was this just a natural side effect of floating through tunnels that were probably part of the sewer system, or was there a more sinister reason behind this? Well, no matter - first the Beatles had to get off this crazy ride!
With an effort, Paul looked round, squinting...

John was still tired after his first long sleep in days when the Beatles woke up the next morning, but the others were full of nervous energy, hardly able to believe they had survived the night. They were really going to have to do something about this.
"Isn't one of them objects an Orb of Protection or something?" Ringo mentioned as the Fab Four made their way to the bus stop, where they planned to either ride or drive a bus to Dover and the coastline.
"I think so," George replied with a nod, "and Benevolence too, I think it was."
"Well, I wish we had that now," Ringo said, "so's we could sleep...

George looked determined. "We won't crash," he said, "not if I can help it!" And with that, he grabbed the first tool he could find - a pair of tweezers from the first aid kit - and made his way over to one of the windows, as purposefully as he could with the train's movement pitching him in all directions. John, Paul, and Ringo held on to each other and to any handles they could find on the train, trying to stop themselves from falling over, watching George desperately.
George made his way to a window and gave it a good kick. He had to do this a few times, but on the fourth try, his foot made...

A short while later, a train set out from the station. The underground had been almost completely deserted, and it did seem that whoever was supposed to be driving the train had stayed home from work that day. When the train left, it had only three passengers - John, Paul, and George. Ringo was driving.
The Beatles had made only one stop on their way to the station - they had gone back to the theatre they had performed in the other day, and had picked up their two guitars, left-handed bass, and small drum kit. They had no real reason for doing this - just that they felt a lot better with their...

Paul, George and Ringo looked at John. "You do?"
"Did you remember another legend that tells us where them things are?" Ringo added hopefully.
"I told you, that wouldn't help us," John said. "But that bank with the smashed-up window will."
George frowned. "How?" he sing-songed. "Paul was right; a beast doesn't need to rob a bank."
"Exactly," John told him. "Not unless there's something in there he doesn't want anyone to find. Something we could use to destroy him and that."
Paul's eyes were wide. "Then you think...."
George was still frowning. "I thought them things were hidden in King Richard's...

It was midafternoon in London. The Big Ben towered over the River Thames, which flowed unconcernedly on its way, past the people going about their business on either side. Everything seemed calm and normal.
But deep down below the water's surface, things were happening. The currents sped up and changed directions, as if suddenly disturbed. The change was mostly happening around a cagelike structure which could almost have passed for an ordinary storm drain - almost. Ominous rumbling sounds were coming from inside. Four long, curved, razor-sharp points emerged from the darkness, scraping against...

It was almost a week later when I managed to get back to the record store. I knew that Mom had told Dad about my crying over The Long And Winding Road and they would try and stop me from going if they knew. But one day, I told them I had a project to work on and would be a bit late coming home. I wasn't lying - not really. What project was more important than saving the Beatles?
When I got to the record store, Marvin looked up and smiled. "Ah, Carrie. I wondered when you were coming back. I have something else for you." He slid another record across the counter. I knew it was the Beatles with...

The following is a list of characters from a new Beatles cartoon show that popped out of my head. In case you don't know, the name of the cartoon is "Adventures in Liverpool", and it will be a British family show. This show will be fictional, just like the first cartoon. It will portray the band as 4 typical, tea-loving englishmen with unique personalities and who have known each other since childhood. They will go on epic adventures around their hometown of Liverpool and other parts of the UK. They will also deal with everyday challenges and problems, and will help each other to overcome them,...

come together:controversial bc john tops

something:IN THIS CORNER, SOMETHING! AND IN THIS CORNER, LAYLA! TWO SONGS ENTER, ONE MAN LEAVES with george's wife

maxwell's silver hammer:joahwn was quizzical, studied patiphisical,, science in the home

oh darling:paul nearly died, paul nearly died, 'cause john and george walked hand in hand, with eric clapton, away from the beatles

octopus's garden:ringo and george team up against lennon-mccartney, with the help of john and paul

i want you (she's so heavy):i want yoko (no i don't)

here comes the sun:that song from bee movie

because:pretty harmonies!!,!,!!!,,!,!!,that's...

Hello, everyone! RocknRollSoul60 here, and I am writing about my top ten Beatles songs and why I love them. Anyway, I guess I'll get started.

1. "Good Day Sunshine"
This song is my favourite, because it's just beautiful. I love the lyrics. "I'm in love, and it's a sunny day." This song always cheers me up when I'm sad. Peaceandlove67 actually sang this song to me one day when I was sad, and I felt better.

2. "Do You Want to Know a Secret?"
I've always been attracted to good love songs. It makes me think of maybe someday finding a special someone. When I do, I would sing that song to her. Hopefully,...

I started liking them only this year. My sister said "Hey, you've got to listen to these guys. You're going to love them!" So I listened. I said "They're so amazing! What was that song called?" she said "You Like Me Too Much." And I said "What? No I don't" She said "No, you idiot! That's the song title." And I said "Ohhhh, I get it." That's just how I got started liking them. After a while, I did some research on them. I soon became obsessed with them. (Especially George Harrison.)

So, as I became more, and more obsessed, I became over-obessed. I found out their height's, favorite color's,...

I remember how things were before they changed.
No one else does. All they ever knew is the way things are now. But I do remember - because I was the one who changed them.
On that particular day, I woke up right away knowing something was different. I had been saving up for years and years to take a trip to Liverpool, home of my beloved Beatles, and today, finally, was the day I woke up in a Liverpool hotel room. Nobody back home understood why I would choose Liverpool as my vacation site, and I couldn't have explained to them - to be able to go back to where the Beatles lived, to see where they...

Still shaken from what he had been told, George went back to his mates, waiting backstage. They looked at him questioningly.
"That was Ringo," George said, grateful for his ever-frowning demeanor and steady voice which gave away nothing. "He - he can't make it."
Paul frowned, and John's eyes narrowed. "But we're on in two minutes!" Paul protested. "We can't just go on without him!"
John looked very upset, too, but he stayed calmer. "All right, Paul, you take the drums."
Paul shook his head. "Ringo was goin' to play the drums! And what makes you think you can just leave me bass out?"
George turned...