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Poll Question: Who was the most metal Beatle?
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Yoko's early '70s stuff is as proto-metal as it gets.... her bands sound like Ash Ra Tempel or Amon Duul II in their early years.  Great shrieking over Krautrock jams.....never thought I would say this, but I enjoy Yoko's first few albums more than any other Beatle's solo stuff.....and I'm a big George solo fan. 
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Paul, because he wrote and sang 'Helter Skelter'
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George Martin of course.
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John Lennon.  I'm not sure it's quite metal, but I Want You (She's So Heavy) is certainly one of their heaviest songs.  He also wrote, Everybody's Got Something to Hide (except for me and my Monkey) and that has some metal-esque guitar.
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hahah..  it had to be the WALRUS!!!!
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George because of his willingness to use feedback early on.  Also, he was the first guitar hero and you can't have metal without a guitar at the forefront.
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Paul should win this, but "Helter Skelter" is hardly the "first Metal rock song ever written".
 
Ever hear of Blue Cheer? Or the Amboy Dukes? Or Moby Grape? Come on.
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Originally posted by Bitterblogger Bitterblogger wrote:

Paul should win this, but "Helter Skelter" is hardly the "first Metal rock song ever written".
 
Ever hear of Blue Cheer? Or the Amboy Dukes? Or Moby Grape? Come on.
Clap absolutely I mentioned the same somewhere above, to me Helter Skleter was the first metal track ever written :) Paul McCartney was my obvious choice too.
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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

I voted for Paul, to me Helter Skelter was the first Metal rock song ever written


Edited by Kati - November 15 2014 at 02:42
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Originally posted by Kashmir75 Kashmir75 wrote:

Paul, because he wrote and sang 'Helter Skelter'

Dammit, I just voted John. LOL

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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

Originally posted by Bitterblogger Bitterblogger wrote:

Paul should win this, but "Helter Skelter" is hardly the "first Metal rock song ever written".
 
Ever hear of Blue Cheer? Or the Amboy Dukes? Or Moby Grape? Come on.
Clap absolutely I mentioned the same somewhere above, to me Helter Skleter was the first metal track ever written :) Paul McCartney was my obvious choice too.
Big hug to you, Bitterblogger Hug
 
Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

I voted for Paul, to me Helter Skelter was the first Metal rock song ever written
 
If you mean "to you", as in it's the first one you heard, fine. Historically, while early, it is not the first written.
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Originally posted by Bitterblogger Bitterblogger wrote:

Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

Originally posted by Bitterblogger Bitterblogger wrote:

Paul should win this, but "Helter Skelter" is hardly the "first Metal rock song ever written".
 
Ever hear of Blue Cheer? Or the Amboy Dukes? Or Moby Grape? Come on.
Clap absolutely I mentioned the same somewhere above, to me Helter Skleter was the first metal track ever written :) Paul McCartney was my obvious choice too.
Big hug to you, Bitterblogger Hug
 
Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

I voted for Paul, to me Helter Skelter was the first Metal rock song ever written
 
If you mean "to you", as in it's the first one you heard, fine. Historically, while early, it is not the first written.
Cheers Beer 
Bitterblogger, interesting yes I mean and meant exactly this, that was first metal track to me to date. That I am aware of and written/sang/performed by any band at the time Big smilecurious now, who do you perceive as being the first metal song? hugs Hug 
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Points: 1719 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 22 2014 at 18:28
Frankly, I think you could make a case for Black Sabbath starting metal, but since their ideas (besides their muse) came from elsewhere, I'll go with "Seven and Seven Is" by Love, from 1967.
 
I mentioned earlier three other sources one could consider "metal", although I wouldn't argue that they might be instead "hard rock"-- Amboy Dukes' "Young Love", Blue Cheer's "Gimme Love" and Moby Grape's "Hey Grandma", also from 1967.
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