Please, PLease, PLEASE stop playing The Beatles.

I was born in 1965 and I still can't stand them. 

To be the recipient of that tune must have been awesome.

Utter perfection.  Way ahead of its time, and still sounds wonderful today.

 Poacher wrote: 
Yeah, I've heard this one before. No reason to play it again.

 peter_james_bond wrote: 

No less than 10 - truly Godlike. 

Why this is even better than the Kings of Leon!!

What's not to like? Distilled genius.

Ah...early Beatles love songs.  Still Beatles...

It's interesting reading all the positive and negative comments about this Beatles track. I find myself sort of agreeing with all of them in some way, shape or form. When you compare this to the entire Beatles output...it's still good, but maybe not as deep or thought provoking as some of their other work. That being said, the simplicity of the arrangement and the flowing melody throughout really make this shine. I've always liked the title of this tune. The whole "...and I love her" feel is appealing an unusual. Especially to use as a title of the song. It gives the potential listener who's never heard this a chance to wonder where this is going to go and how it will fit as a title. Though it would be difficult to find someone who has never heard this...for sure.

It might be cute. . . but so are endless cat pictures on the internet. 

I never liked this track, it always sounded like a filler to me.  

Simple, yet so skillfully crafted.

  cute

Surely, I agree, everything is out there and it seems easy, but is radically different when it is mentioned here in the forum, because of the prominence, accessibility, relevance, and it is important differentiating factors, i think. The same way that it is important to you, the prominence given to the songs on RP-air-play, and songs that are ignored or passed over, and all are "out there" within reach of a click.

 jagdriver wrote: 

The percussion, the acoustic guitar work, the melody, and the lyrics—  this song is exquisite...  love it...

 

Love Love Love this.....

This is obviously one of the new remasters.  Such a CLEAN sound!

 westslope wrote: 

What did I miss?  When did they napalm Canada?

Wonderful arrangement.  The Beatles mastery was in making it all sound so easy.  I give it around a 20.

    

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Yes!  And this song's a hollow rip-off of their hit "And I Shagged Her"! 

Thanks for the Friday morning chuckle, Dave!

 The_Enemy wrote: 
Or as I believe John said, "You get good by sheer repetition..."

I've been listening to the audio book of "Outliers" and the author has a section on The Beatles.

Before they made it big, these guys did a hideous amount of time in clubs in Hamburg. Runs like 90 days straight, playing for 8 hours @ day, over a period of years.

Main point being, one of the reasons these guys were so good was the discipline & practice that experience gave them.

 romeotuma wrote: 

Love this song.  Always have.

On an unrelated note, sometimes when reading these comment postings - I am amazed at how unkind people are to one another.  So disappointing. 

Saw him in KC Saturday night.  Still amazing to see someone that still loves to perform live.  3 hour concert..Excellent!!

This is an average Beatles song which means that it is only Great!! 9

Beautiful and simple. Simply beautiful.

 westslope wrote: 
Nice person.....