Quoted from Pasta Cheif

As for their Beatles work, for me it changes from day to day. I like both about equal. The solo years I guess Paul had the better songs.

The same happens to me... I like both John & Paul as solo performers, but as the Beatles music, my preferences changes and sometimes I just re-discover the music all over again...  But Sir Macca's voice is still so good after all these years...and by far he's the most innovative of the guys.  Even when he was a Beatle he was always experimenting new sounds that rresulted in Sgt. Pepper's and later stuff... John's solo work was more instrospective and focused in his own issues and beliefs.

I haven't heard all of their solo work, but I think I'm gonna have to go with Paul. He was (and still is) a showman, a perfectionist, and worked very hard. He's a great singer and songwriter, and has a lot of variety. Because he's a perfectionist with his music, he's able to pull it all together and get it done right. But, I guess sometimes it depends on how I'm feeling one day. One day I'll want to listen to all John, and then the next day Paul, and then George or Ringo. I love John's and all of their solo work very much, but I think Paul's my favorite because he has the most albums and still continues to give more. (But I'm sure John and George still would) Their golden days were the Beatle days because they all work extremely well together, and I don't think much of their solo work can compare to that.

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