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The Beatles: Post Ed Sullivan
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Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Update, round 2: The Beach Boys listened to this, and they were all like, Wow, they really put out, not just a collection of songs, but a real Album. Maybe we could....
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Revolver - The Beatles
I like this album much more than I once did. It might even be as good as "Help!" which I think I once declared as the greatest, and "Rubber Soul".... if you listen to it twice, and "Taxman" follows "Tomorrow Never Knows", right-- that's kinda funny.
Albums are all about arrangement.
Albums are all about arrangement.
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Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles
Update: This is a pretty under-rated album, in my opinion. By this point, the Beatles had managed to reconcile their new, late-60s artistry with the ability to be goofy and fun-loving and not too serious, even more than before. And at the same time, several of the songs are very thoughtful, without overwhelming you. That's what I think, at any rate. It's really good stuff.
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The Beatles (The White Album) - The Beatles
Update, round 2: The Beatles at Rishikesh, hahaha.
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Abbey Road - The Beatles
It's a little bit about being insane, I think.
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Rubber Soul to Let It Be.
Work in progress. Words no longer flow off my lips as they once did.
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Here's part of the difference: the Early Beatles are *excited*; the later Beatles are mellow.
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And, I mean, the commercials on Ed Sullivan were a little clinical-- they could be a little better off in their Yellow Submarine studio, maybe listening to the Byrds, in '65. "If I Needed Someone", right?
Work in progress. Words no longer flow off my lips as they once did.
.............
Here's part of the difference: the Early Beatles are *excited*; the later Beatles are mellow.
.............
And, I mean, the commercials on Ed Sullivan were a little clinical-- they could be a little better off in their Yellow Submarine studio, maybe listening to the Byrds, in '65. "If I Needed Someone", right?
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