I don't own W&B but I have listened to it which is why I know what I'm talking about while I do NOT believe you have listened to any Beatles or solo albums to make any comments pal.

I own Walls and Bridges but there is only one song I really like and that's #9 Dream. In my opinion, it wasn't John's best album.

John never HAD any 'best' solo albums, save for the critical success of POB and the coat-tail effect of Imagine.

Hell, I would guess I liked Double Fantasy most out of all his solo LP's. 

(Beef Jerky was ok btw...not great, but ok.  And yes, #9 Dream was the best and only thing on the album worth listening to, in my own *humble* opinion). 

Quoted from Wayne_L., posted June 4, 2004, 4:50pm at here

I don't own W&B but I have listened to it which is why I know what I'm talking about while I do NOT believe you have listened to any Beatles or solo albums to make any comments pal.

Since you apparently have never learned to quote, we all have to just guess at who your spittle-flecked rant is aimed at.  I believe it is me, hence this response.

If you HONESTLY think I have never listened to *any* Beatle or solo album, then I fear you are far more brain damaged (or, for your comprehension: drain bramaged) than you appear.

If that was meant to be a zinger then ow!  I have been stung. 

Double Fantasy had some good songs if you skip over Yoko's songs.

Wow, you guys are really strange. lol!

I disgaree about John never having a "best" solo album, but then no one can speak for everyone anyway. I happen to love his solo career and if I get flack for that I could give two sh*ts less. He rocked, as far as I'm concerned.

My favorite song from this album is NLYWYDAO, and the least one would have to be "Ya Ya".

Sorry Julian...

Best Song: #9 Dream
Worst Song: Beef Jerky

This is actually a pretty strong album.....since Double Fantasy is weighed down with Yoko tracks....I'd rate this as his third strongest studio album after POB and Imagine, of course. There's only two weak tracks, most of the stuff is strong, with parts of many of the songs making you just go "wow". Great, great stuff. Much beter than the overrated Mind Games, which I still don't understand the appeal of.

One of John's best albums for sure.  Oh well -

Best - Steel and Glass
Worst - Ya Ya (or is that cheating)?

Quoted from Wayne_L., posted June 3, 2004, 7:18pm at here

If only one person can answer this simple question about the best & worst song from John's classic solo album W&B then most of you can't be real Beatles fans.

Even JOHN himself rated his songs as best and worst. Your comment is out of place.

Quoted from Sadie4, posted July 22, 2004, 7:35pm at here

Even JOHN himself rated his songs as best and worst. Your comment is out of place.

don't bother replying to him, Wayne is not posting here anymore 

Quoted from Sadie4

... and the "less good" song for me is the instrumental one.

Oh, Vicky, ... "less good" ...  

For me:
Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox) and Old Dirt Road .. (best and worst, of course).

This is my second favourite album of John (Mind Games at 1st position) so really hard to choose ... lots of good songs on it:

Going Down on Love
What You Got
Bless You
No. 9 Dream
Nobody Loves You (When You're Down and out)
are great.