Beatles or Led Zeppelin?

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  • flatblade
    flatblade Posts: 224 Member
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    Beatles, much more well-rounded and versatile. Three great musicians.
  • Donna6017
    Donna6017 Posts: 176 Member
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    The Rolling Stones
  • BV1980
    BV1980 Posts: 272 Member
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    Neither,
    Candlemass baby \m/


    Please let me die in solitude!

    Hell yeah. Great answer!!
  • Tatonka_usn
    Tatonka_usn Posts: 433 Member
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    As a lifelong Zeppelin FANATIC, I'd have to believe each member (singlularly) was likely more accomplished in his particular specialty than his "Fab Four" counterpart. While I would personal chose Zeppelin as the "better" of the two bands (when considering overall music creativity, style, diversity, etc), the notion is purely subjective and arbitrary......as they were contemporaries in neither timing nor genre.
  • sm1zzle
    sm1zzle Posts: 920 Member
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    Well, who would you pick? This seems to be a popular debate.

    I am going with the Beatles to get it started.

    This is almost an impossible choice.

    If I had to pick though I would roll with Led Zep.
  • sm1zzle
    sm1zzle Posts: 920 Member
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    Can I pick neither?

    I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that your music taste may suck.
  • Ascolti_la_musica
    Ascolti_la_musica Posts: 676 Member
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    Beatles are overrated, usually by people who smoked a little too much during that era, or people who want to prove how 'with it' they supposedly are by judging music on x, y, or z scale rather than actual enjoyability. Ditto the Rolling Stones. Overrated.

    Led Zeppelin had a few good songs, but I fall asleep if I try to listen to a whole CD by them.

    I need my rock to have a little more energy.
  • horsewhisper91
    horsewhisper91 Posts: 456 Member
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    Beatles
  • foxro
    foxro Posts: 793 Member
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    Beatles are overrated, usually by people who smoked a little too much during that era, or people who want to prove how 'with it' they supposedly are by judging music on x, y, or z scale rather than actual enjoyability. Ditto the Rolling Stones. Overrated.

    Led Zeppelin had a few good songs, but I fall asleep if I try to listen to a whole CD by them.

    I need my rock to have a little more energy.

    However they did inspire many to become musicians, form bands, and help the evolution of music, much as we see today. For that they should receive credit. Maybe you should give up smoking :wink:
  • anewlife4me8610
    anewlife4me8610 Posts: 91 Member
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    Zeppelin....but I do love the Beatles....
  • chicco57
    chicco57 Posts: 298
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    got to be Led Zeppelin!:love:
  • neandermagnon
    neandermagnon Posts: 7,436 Member
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    much as I rather like the Beatles.......................... it has to be Led Zeppelin.
  • oregonzoo
    oregonzoo Posts: 4,251 Member
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    the stones
  • pushyourself14
    pushyourself14 Posts: 275 Member
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    Why do I have to choose?!? *cries*

    If I had to pick... The Beatles.

    edited... because I am too impatient to ensure I did not make a typographical error in typing "The Beatles"
  • fuuured
    fuuured Posts: 5 Member
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    You can't compare them. Different years (60s for The Beatles, 70s for Zeppelin) and very different styles. Both
  • ezequielf
    ezequielf Posts: 2 Member
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    Both bands are so boring, i pick "THEM" or "THE KINKS". But thats me. Peace.
  • jbutterflye
    jbutterflye Posts: 1,914 Member
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    OMG... that's tough. Beatles were my first love. But then Zeppelin... they made me a woman! :bigsmile:
  • SwimFan1981
    SwimFan1981 Posts: 1,430 Member
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    My late father made John Bonham's drum sticks so I have to say The Zepp :drinker:
  • xiofett
    xiofett Posts: 138 Member
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    Queen.
  • aliciagetshealthy
    aliciagetshealthy Posts: 946 Member
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    Led Zeppelin!

    And I like the Beatles, but it will always be Zeppelin first

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