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Ringo definitely evolved overtime with his fills, but i feel like he did a lot of complicated/hard to keep up with beats very early on too like on Help! with Ticket To Ride, or on Rubber Soul with What Goes On, so this raises the question: which beatles album did he peak on and perform the best on as a whole? i think the best ringo performance in terms of a song has to be A Day In The Life, because its so integral to the song that it wouldn't be the masterpiece that is without his entertaining fills, but in terms of his best drum performance in an album i've always been torn up between his drumming on Abbey Road and on The White Album, but which one is your favorite?

im really not sure what to think about them, on the one hand i know many great scorpio people but on the other hand its really hard to determine how good of people they are considering the amount of times they've decieved me just with their social presence and then bit me (not literally but you get what i mean). they are great friends for deep talk but i get really stuck over our differences all the time once i get to actually know them. they always argue and always want stimulation, can never just chill for a second and are the most vengeful people in the world. but anyways i'd love to hear your experiences with them.

i never understood the myth/perception around gemini's having a double personality or an evil side to them, all my gemini friends are super sweet, sociable and professional when needed to be and do have mood swings occasionally but so do i and many other people i know who aren't gemini's. if anybody fit this myth better i think it'd be scorpio. not trying to put any shade on yall scorpio's but you tend to be super vengeful and just in general tend to be ruthless to people when you don't like them or feel like talking to them, anyways didn't mean this post to turn into a scorpio "hate" post but lmk what you think of my perception of this whole twin personality thing

i don't see many people talking about it, but i would put it up there with their best songs even if it isn't the most complex. its my favorite Beatles song on my favorite Beatles album, just a perfect song so powerful for how short it is. one of their most emotional songs and one of Paul's best lyrics imo.