| | By Pages: 1 2 Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about You've Got to Hide Your Love Away (page 1/ 2) ------ performed by The Beatles I guess I am a little noob then... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/12/2008 I love a lot of different styles of music. The Beatles are great. But I heard Type O Negative or Peter Steele play this song live and it gave me chills, the crowd was silent. I love this song. I'm not sure exactly what it was written about but that is the beauty of music, you can apply it to your own situations and interpret it your own way. Hanalei | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/12/2008 A rule of thumb everyone should live by is dont say anything if you dont have anything nice to say and another is if your going to be a jerk and say some mean things at least have the balls to put your real name because a man who hides behind a fake identity is not a man. hehe | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/8/2008 lol thank you for whoever put that rude comment on the beatles. at first i was a little offended but then i read on and i just thought it was funny.. it made me laugh.. lol it really made my day.. Some people | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/21/2008 This is a comment for the comment titled "nooblets". Okay now. Your going to say that a band that literally chaged the face of music sucks. I wonder what you listen to "noob". What right do you have to say that if you don't like the beatles don't listen to them it's simple. Everyone has their oppinions but you don't have to express your oppinions on a beatles lyric page. If you hated the beatles so much why are you on this page anyways? Wow nooblets | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/5/2008 i hate the beatles and anyone who says they rock are little noobs and i hate them i hate the world and everything in it and i hate myself and i want everyone in it to get hated!!! this song sucks!!! God bless Laurel & Hardy | Reviewer: Brian M. Sexton | 2/14/2008 Look, let's get this straight. This song has nothing to do with the JFK assination but it is an excellent accoustic tune for public play. Now then, who can answer this.....Who won the cup in 1968? John might have had an affair | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/8/2008 All of you people who say that John WAS NOT GAY need to be less homophobic. You take it as such a big deal that he might have been. Anyways there is a good chance that while in Barcelona with Brian Epstein (he did go to Barcelona with him) he had sex with him. That is a widely credited theory. Now stop calling other people idiots because you are ignorant. WOW this is a chat! | Reviewer: The beetles Fan | 12/23/2007 First of all this song is great!! But i read all of your comments and was sondering how some of you even got the ideas!! i think it could be a jealousy song but no one has said anything about just something he had in his head that day... sort of a imagination song. He could be really talking about his life but when i make songs i most of the time make of things... And of course John Lennon (My Idol) was not gay for that stupid person who said that a couple comments up. I have never heard about the affair of him and the beetles manager, but i could be wrong some of you guys know your stuff. I am a huge John lennon fan and i don't care what it is i think this song was song so beautiful... his voice was perfect for this guitar solo like song. We Love you John! Inspiration | Reviewer: N.N. | 12/17/2007 It is true that the song was influenced by Dylan. Look at the first lines in Dylan's "I don't believe you(she acts like we never met)" and you'll see clear similarities Beatles Expert | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/23/2007 Yes, John did at least once hook up with Brian but that has nothing to do with this song. Another of Lennon's that we wrote through the influence of Bob Dylan, and similar to John's "I'm A Loser." In his first line, he says, with his head in his hand, and his face turned toward the wall, is a perfect description of how Lennon was feeling when he wrote this song. The song itself deals with a relationship that has gone wrong, and John's feelings for a girl he lost. This song is also interesting for two reasons: First, it features only acoustic guitars, and second, it featured another musician on the flute solo. This musician's name is John Scott, an arranger as well, who was never mentioned in the credits on the album sleeve. Lennon wrote this song at his Kenwood home, and it was used in the film sequence when actress Eleanor Bron went to the house where The Beatles were staying to try to retrieve the ring. Also, this actress is the one whom it was thought Paul may have been referring to in his song, "Eleanor Rigby," yet I believe it was from the gravestone reference. (See Revolver). It was recorded on February 18, 1965. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages: 1 2 | | | |||||||||
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