Magical Mystery Tour: The Invention of The Beatles - Milton Mermikides

[@kymjasmin755]

Another great lecture! Thanks

[@pablosjc]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this.

[@fushumang1716]

When someone says a song is "Beatlesque", they were mostly referencing the sounds from the songs Magical Mystery Tour, I Am the Walrus, and Blue Jay Way and basically most of the songs in the Magical Mystery Tour album. That trademark sound is attributted only to the Beatles, no matter where you find it in music after they disbanded

[@buttercup1765]

Great breakdown!

[@sveinoleaase]

Marvelous. I always go back to them. I wonder, are they really that good, or is it we have made them the defenition of good. Could this lecture have been held on most good bands?

[@juanguerra8712]

La influencia de tu padre investigador al servicio de seguir dilucidando el Fenómeno Beatle en su expresión cuántico musical. Tremendo y genial.

[@miltonline]

Gracias por el amable comentario y la aguda perspicacia!

[@MidnightCarp]

This is just brilliant - thank you.

[@philmoore71]

big thankssssss. i am curious why you sometimes used original recordings and other times 'impersonations'... i guess it's to do with copywrite... but if so not use all originals

[@themusicprofessor]

Wonderful lecture!

[@Coverly]

Fascinating.

[@ChrisCordingley]

spot on

[@MarrsAttax]

Very interesting. You ignored George Martin's input, though.

[@Aubury]

Evocative of my salad days. Captures that time for many of my generation. But that’s it, l moved on

[@MarcosDana]

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