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  • The Beatles Mystique Explained
    By: Hunter Crowell | - There was in the news recently an item about remastered Beatles music using the most modern techniques. For Beatles music fans Beatlesmaniacs, as they might call themselves such news will be a very welcome development, for it means they can hear again their favorite musicians. But while such remastering may have rendered the recording of the music in a new format, experts and audiophiles agree that vinyl records and playback systems still reproduce the music better than any digital recording. Ex ...
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  • The Beatles Past Masters Non Album Songs Compilation
    By: Jake Topp | - The Past Masters double disc set includes all of The Beatles songs that were released from 1962 through 1970 that were never included on a proper album. These two CDs basically tie up all of the loose ends so that The Beatles entire 1960s discography is easy to collect (and obviously it's very easy to collect now with The Beatles In Stereo Box Set.)

    The first reaction a lot of people may have is that if these songs were not good enough to make it onto The Beatles albums, why bothe ...
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  • Seven Great Solo Songs By George Harrison
    By: Jake Topp | - Up until the end of The Beatles career many people dismissed George Harrison's contributions to the band because he was overshadowed by the greatness of John Lennon & Paul McCartney.

    He had written a lot of songs while he was in The Beatles that he wasn't able to get onto their albums (due to being pushed out by John & Paul's songs.) Because of this, he had a huge amount of songs saved up and ready to go when he recorded his debut solo album which was 1970's All Things Must Pass w ...
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  • John Lennon's Five Best Solo Albums
    By: Jake Topp | - Sadly John Lennon's solo career wasn't nearly as long as that of his former songwriting partner (Paul McCartney) because Lennon was killed by a lunatic when he was only 40 years old. But during his 10 year solo career Lennon did release a number of very good solo albums and it's those albums that I'm featuring in this article. There are five solo Lennon albums that I think are particularly worthy of a listen.

    Plastic Ono Band (1970) - In my opinion, Lennon's first solo album was a ...
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  • Paul Mccartney's Seven Best Post Beatles Albums
    By: Jake Topp | - Too often people dismiss Paul McCartney's entire career after The Beatles. It's become such "conventional wisdom" that McCartney was no good after The Beatles that a lot of people don't even question it. But really the whole idea makes no sense. The guy who wrote so many of The Beatles greatest songs, the guy who was behind many of The Beatles greatest ideas, the guy who wrote such amazing bass lines with The Beatles, this guy is suddenly no good at making music because he's on his own? It makes ...
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  • Christmas Shopping For Beatles Fans Has Never Been Easier
    By: Jake Topp | - On 9/9/9 three really cool new Beatles products were released; The Beatles in Stereo Box Set, The Beatles in Mono Box Set, & The Beatles Rock Band Video Game. These three new great gift possibilities has made Christmas (or whatever holiday you celebrate) shopping for a fan of the greatest band of all time easier than ever before.

    These box sets are excellent gifts for any fan. In fact, I think they are such great gifts that many fans wouldn't even mind having a second copy (partic ...
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  • Why I Love The Beatles In Stereo Box Set
    By: Jake Topp | - The most important thing about The Beatles In Stereo box set to me is how great these 16 CDs sound. They are a huge improvement in sound quality over the old CDs which were first released in 1987. But the great sound quality isn't the only great thing about the set. There's also the completeness of it. It includes every album the band recorded and released from 1962 to through 1970. On top of that there's the fantastic packaging which is also a huge improvement over the old CD packaging. Plus th ...
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  • The Beatles In Mono Review
    By: Jake Topp | - Most of The Beatles albums were originally mixed in mono back in the 1960s because at that time stereo was actually considered to be little more than a "fad." I know that's hard to imagine now when stereo is the way everyone listens to music (well there is 5.1 which is similarly looked at as a fad today, but unlike stereo - it hasn't really got the attention of the average listener.)

    The stereo mixes for their songs were little more than an "afterthought" in comparison to the time ...
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  • The Beatles Remastered Stereo Cd Box Set
    By: Jake Topp | - The appeal of The Beatles Mono Box Set should be pretty obvious. For the first time ever the original mono mixes that The Beatles themselves spent the most time perfecting back in the 1960s will be available on CD. These are mixes that are entirely different from the ones on the old stereo CDs. On the other hand, it's a little bit more difficult to explain the appeal of The Beatles Stereo Box Set since these are the same mixes that have been available on CD since 1987.

    The #1 fact ...
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  • You Don't Have To Be A Gamer To Love The Beatles Rock Band
    By: Jake Topp | - The title of this article is "you don't have to be a gamer to love The Beatles Rock Band" because I'm definitely not a gamer (in fact I find playing video games to be boring most of the time) but I love Rock Band and I'm absolutely positive (because of the reason I'm going share below) that The Beatles Rock Band will be the greatest version of Rock Band yet.

    Rock Band isn't like most video games where you press buttons with your thumbs. You are actually singing the melody and bang ...
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  • The Beatles Remastered Cds
    By: Jake Topp | - If you're anywhere near as big of a Beatles fan as I am then you've probably already heard about the new remastered Beatles CDs coming out on September 9th. What you may not quite understand yet is why you should be excited about the idea of buying all of their albums on CD again (assuming you already own them on CD now, of course.)

    The mono box set's appeal I think is most obvious. This set will include the original mono mix for each of the Beatles first 10 albums (all the way up ...
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  • Why I'm Buying The Beatles Mono & Stereo Remastered Cd Box Sets
    By: Jake Topp | - Some Beatles fans may be thinking that it doesn't make any sense to buy the new remastered Beatles CDs since they already own all of The Beatles albums on CD. I can understand that point of view but I definitely don't agree with it (as someone who has already pre-ordered both of The Beatles box sets.) In this article I will explain why these new remastered CDs are essential purchases for Beatles fans even if those fans already own all of their albums on compact disc.

    The Mono Box ...
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  • The Beatles Here Comes The Sun Was Harrison's Bright Moment
    By: .VIRGIL STORYTELLER. | - The Beatles Here Comes The Sun is one of the best-known contributions to the Beatles albums by George Harrison. Written during a hard time in his life, Harrison wrote 'Here Comes The Sun' with his good friend Eric Clapton for the Beatles last album as a band; Abbey Road. The time that Abbey Road was being recorded was an especially hard time in the life of George Harrison. During this time many difficult circumstances happened that were high profile and led him into a rather dark period in his l ...
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  • From Vinyl To Cd, The Beatles Still Have What It Takes
    By: Patrick Daniels | - When you think about music icons or timeless music, most people will include the Beatles at the top of their lists. The Beatles have created a fan base that not only stands the test of time, but keeps bringing in the younger generation, year after year.

    If you could take a look into a music lovers heart you are sure to see John, Paul, George and Ringo in side. No matter if you are a die hard fan or someone that is not familiar to their music, BEATLES Hard Days Night, is a CD that ...
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  • Paul Mccartney Tickets - Seeks Beatles' Blessing To Release Track
    By: Brent Warnken | - Sir Paul McCartney is in a bind. He wants to release "Carnival of Light," arguably one of the Beatles' most experimental tracks, but he needs permission from the other living Beatle, Ringo Starr, and from the estates of George Harrison and John Lennon. The 14-minute "Carnival of Light" was recorded in early 1967 and McCartney recently told BBC Radio 4 that "the time has come for it to get its moment."

    The recording has never been bootlegged and McCartney continued to cite his rea ...
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  • Bonnie Tyler, Rick Astley, The Beatles And More: The Funniest Graphs Of Your Favorite Songs Shared By: laurencoffman - Our recent feature on the Web's funniest venn diagrams inspired us to take it one step further and show you our favorite venns, flowcharts, line graphs...

  • Stella McCartney receives a GLAMOUR Women of the Year award from Yoko, Olivia & Barbara Shared By: yokoono - Barbara Starkey, center, wife of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono, left, widow of Beatle John Lennon, and Olivia Harrison, widow of Beatle George...

  • Kraftwerk: In praise of the electronic Beatles | Music Shared By: mrjyn - This Fab Four, from Düsseldorf rather than Liverpool, created an entire musical genre with their pioneering sound. Now, the pop robots return with...

  • Mightygodking.com » Post Topic » Scenes From An Alternate Universe Where The Beatles Accepted Lorne Michaels’ Generous... Shared By: Heslin - Lorne Michaels offers the Beatles $3,000 to appear on Saturday Night Live, as a gag mocking the full-page ads taken out in the New York Times

  • More Music Industry News: More Layoffs, Beatles on iTunes?, Rdio, Shazam. 7Digital + Blackberry & More Shared By: hypebot - According to the Swiss Radio ‘Suisse Romande’, the complete Beatles catalog will be available..... More Music Industry News: More...

  • love all this | Inspired by jeannr, I flowcharted the Beatles Shared By: morscad - Inspired by jeannr , I flowcharted the Beatles classic, ‘Hey Jude.’ © 2009 — love all this — (except where cited) | powered by tumblr | designed by...

  • The Beatles - Nowhere Man (Live in Japan 1966) - The Beatles Video Shared By: TheBeatlesVideo - The Beatles - Nowhere Man (Live in Japan 1966) The Beatles - Nowhere Man (Live in Japan 1966) Disclaimer: This website functioning as a mere index of...

  • The Story of the Tape Shared By: CBTuckerBand - I came into the possession of a cassette tape containing a Beatles album that was never released. In fact, not only was it never released but it was...

  • Beatles live performance coming to venue near you - Pocket-lint Shared By: stuartmiles - The concept, created by Zenph Studios and called "Re-Performance", works not by re-mastering music in the traditional sense but by capturing an...

  • Federal Judge Orders BlueBeat.com to Stop Selling Beatles Songs « JETLawBlog: The Official Blog of the Vanderbilt... Shared By: vandy_jetlaw - That is, however, except for those of The Beatles. Thus, it came as quite a surprise when, on October 30, the music sharing website BlueBeat.com began...


  • One Of The Beatles Most Influential Songs; A Day In The Life Beatles
    By: Virgil Storyteller | - When talking about one of the greatest songs ever recorded, A Day In The Life Beatles must be considered as that top song. The significance of the song, however, can be attributed to the long time producer, George Martin, who wrote a sound changing atonal crescendo for a full orchestra to fill in a missing gap in the middle of the song. As the band was recording in the studio, a completely different type of sound emerged in the creation of 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'. This landmark r ...
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  • The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Original Mono Mix
    By: Jake Topp | - Every Beatles fan already knows the significance of the landmark 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. It established the idea that popular music could also be "art music." It's lead to (either directly or indirectly) all of the more thoughtful pop music of the last 42 years.

    But not all Beatles fans know that Sgt. Pepper was originally recorded and mixed in mono. Yes a stereo mix was also done in 1967 but it was merely an "after thought" compared to the amount of time ...
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  • The Beatles Mono Cd Box Set
    By: Jake Topp | - Up until the of their years as a working band The Beatles spent most of their time and energy on the mono mixes of their songs, not the stereo mixes. Mono was "the standard" as it was the way that most people listened to their music back then so it makes sense that the mono mixes were their primary concern.

    Sadly these original mono mixes have been "lost to history" since the advent of the CD in the 1980s because the CDs were pressed in stereo and the original mono mixes then cou ...
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  • The Beatles: Seven Great Piano Based Songs
    By: Jake Topp | - The Beatles incorporated the use of a piano much more so than most other rock bands. While most of their songs were guitar based, a number of them were based primarily around the piano. Seven of The Beatles best piano based songs are featured in this article.

    "Let It Be" is one of The Beatles most timeless songs and like all seven of The Beatles piano based songs in this article it was sung and written by Paul McCartney (who also played the piano on all of these songs.) It was tit ...
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  • Cirque Du Soleil Love Tickets - A Beatles Tribute Now Playing In Las Vegas
    By: Brent Warnken | - Cirque du Soleil Love is currently playing at The Mirage in Las Vegas, New York, this incredible show is a tribute to the Beatles, inspired by the personal friendship between George Harrison and Cirque founder Guy Laliberte. The show was created to be an experience of the Beatles, not a story about them. It is centered on a selection of their songs, bringing audiences a true experience of Liverpool's most iconic band. The group that stormed society's gates with their early pop/rock music is now ...
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  • Meditation Helps School Children Cope With Stress
    By: Renard Morse | - Half of the world's children live under highly stressful conditions. This is true for academically and emotionally pressured kids at our most elite schools, and more true for kids from lower income families, who by age six have twice the level of stress hormones in their bloodstream than more affluent children.

    According to clinical neuropsychologist Dr. William Stixrudof the Childrens National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., who specializes in the assessment and treatm ...
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  • Meet The Beatles: A Quick Early History Of The Fab Four
    By: Art Gib | - The Beatles have been recognized as #1 on Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the top 100 musical acts of all time. And why not? The Fab Four are beyond iconic, and just about everyone in the western world from age 10 to age 100 can hum or recognize their most famous tunes. Here's a brief early history of this amazing group.

    John Lennon was the foundation on which the group which ultimately became known as The Beatles was laid: he was the innovator, the founder, the genius behind the ...
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  • The Beatles Yesterday Tugs At Heart Strings
    By: Vince P. Platania,J | - The Beatles Yesterday is one of the most persistent songs in their entire catalog. Over 3000 different versions of this track have been recorded by a huge variety of artists. The song had humble beginnings inside the mind of Paul McCartney more specifically, inside a dream he had one night. With a fair number of McCartneys musical compositions resulting from dreams, this shouldnt be much of a surprise. Perhaps due to the otherworldly manner in which the song had appeared to ...
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  • The Beatles She Loves You Knocks On America's Door
    By: Vince P. Platania,J | - The Beatles She Loves You was their first real break into the American music market. The year was 1963, and the Beatles had already scored big time in their native Britain with the million-selling hit I Want To Hold Your Hand. The release of She Loves You afforded the group with the same level of success, and by now, Capitol Records, headquartered on the other side of the Atlantic, began to take notice of the phenomenon unfolding in England. They exercised their ...
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  • The Beatles I Am The Walrus - What Does It Mean
    By: Vince P. Platania,J | - Few songs have sparked as much debate over lyrical meaning as the Beatles I Am The Walrus. Released in 1967 as the B-side to 'Hello, Goodbye', the track's bizarre wordplay and pastiche of vocal and musical samples have confounded amateur rock scholars in cafeterias, basements and garages for decades. In addition to its single release, 'I Am The Walrus' was also featured on the album 'Magical Mystery Tour'. The album was tied in with the television film of the same name, a rambling piece of ci ...
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  • Death Cab For Cutie And The Beatles
    By: Jason OConnor | - The Beatles are the most influential band in the history of rock and roll.

    Their music has inspired artists as diverse as Billy Joel, Kiss, U2 and Phish.

    However, their influence transcends their chart toping albums and singles.

    Their 1967 movie, Magical Mystery Tour, featured a band called the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. This band performed a song written by Neil Innes and Vivian Stanshall. The name of that song is "Death Cab for Cutie."

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  • Maharishi And The Beatles: What Really Happened?
    By: Tom Ball | - The Beatles discovered Maharishi in 1968 and spent a few weeks studying meditation with him in Rishikesh. Much has been made in the news media and blogosphere of the Beatle's association with Maharishi and the rise of popularity that followed for Maharishi and his form of meditation. Yet many people wonder if Maharishi had a greater effect on the Beatles than they had on him and his worldwide Transcendental Meditation Movement.

    Maharishi Mahesh Yogi died on February 5, 2008, almo ...
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  • All History Proves The Bible Is True: Obama, Batman, Buddha, 9/11,...
    By: George Pogiatzis | - Truly "all things by Him [Christ] & for Him were made." (Col. 1:16) The whole of the Bible & His-story is the story of Jesus Christ and the Antichrist, even the parts of the Bible written hundreds of years before Jesus' virgin birth. Thus, "every Scripture is inspired of God," for all of it reveals God's foreknowledge and directing of history, as is manifest by the fact that there are so many things & people which each resemble (1) the Antichrist "Beast" (the incarnation of Satan the "Beast" of ...
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  • The White Album At 40
    By: Christopher Carter | - But few would argue today that the Beatles made a mistake. Last night's note by note, song by song, reproduction by the Fab Faux--an extraordinary group of five musicians devoted to reproducing the Fab Four's entire body of work live onstage--shows more clearly than can ever be appreciated on even the finest stereo system just how monumental a musical achievement the White Album was, and still is.

    As often recounted, the Beatles, after the symphonic extravagances of Sgt. Pepper's, ...
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  • The Con Of The '60s : A Look At The Reality Behind The Decade Synonymous With Peace And Love
    By: Samantha Gilmartin | - It's difficult to define the edges of an epoch. Sometimes thoughts, ideologies and fashions seem to gel together so cohesively into a period of time that we claim them as a separate era. Are we always aware when they begin though? Or where and when they come to an end?

    The decade of the 1960s is certainly one of the clearest examples of period of time that has taken on a tangible identity. Remembered, eulogised, elegised, mourned for and mythologised, the 1960s evokes clearer, st ...
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  • 1980s New Romantics - Stadium Rockers- And Of Course The Video Stars!
    By: Ronnie Slade | - But album sales during this decade also reflected a taste for more established and mature sounds. In the 1980s, pop music's paranoid obsession with youth greatly disappeared. The generation born in the post - war years demanded music to satisfy and reflect its ever-maturing aspirations, traumas and fears. In 1985, Phil Collins'album No Jacket Required tapped into this market.

    During the 1980s, albums evolved beyond simple pieces of vinyl sold in a nice cover. Video meant that albu ...
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  • Move Over! It's The 1960's And Here Comes Rock 'n' Roll!
    By: Ronnie Slade | - All that had changed by the mid - to - late 1960s. By the time album sales overtook singles in Britain and America in 1967, the LP's principal purchasers were teenagers and the prevailing repertoire was pop and rock - not the soundtracks, Broadway show scores and easy - listening favourites of the 1950s. Indeed rock - band recordings from the last third of the 1960s account for more than half of the decades best sellers.This dramatic turn of events owed much to The Beatles, whose arrival superch ...
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  • Reaching Across The Universe Beatles Resonate Even Today
    By: Virgil The Story Teller | - While Paul McCartney was the most well known member of the band to indulge in seemingly ethereal song concepts, John Lennon was also from time to time given to contribute his own musical visions. With Across The Universe Beatles fans were treated to a glimpse into Lennons creative process. In 1967, Lennon was inspired during an argument he had with his wife. While listening to her talking at him, rather than to him, the first line of Across The Universe kept repeating in his mind: ...
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  • Pete Townshend, Master Windmiller
    By: Vince Platania | - The Who are one of the most celebrated rock bands of all time, and guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend is someone who bears a great deal of responsibility for the bands popularity and success. Born in London at the end of the Second World War, Townshend was able to have the support of his professional musician parents when it came to pursuing his musical dreams at a young age. Fascinated by blues and surf guitar, he quickly took up the instrument and became quite proficient. Like the B ...
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  • Get The Best Of Football Fever And Music
    By: Brian Scheiner | - Online music and DVD selling has been prevalent for quite sometime now. It is a great feeling when the parcel with a rare DVD or CD gets delivered to your doorstep. There would be no football fan who would not like to watch a Liverpool/Everton FC match long after it has been played. Watching an old European Cup Football match with friends during the holiday season is something that one would aspire for. There are many companies which try to select the best of football matches and classic music s ...
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  • Diamonds For Queen Elizabeth
    By: Valletta | - Sixty years of marriage between Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh saw a celebratory return to where some of their happiest early days were spent, on the island of Malta.

    In the modern world of celebrities, celebrity relationships, marriages and highly publicised breakdowns - including that of her son Prince Charles and Princess Diana - it is easy to forget that the Queen has acted with grace and seldom complains of press coverage when it is unfavourable - un ...
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  • Album Cover Art-part One
    By: Robert Benson | - In 1939, Alex Steinweiss was employed at Columbia Records as the first art director for the company and decided to spruce up and repackage vinyl records. We all know the result, album cover art has become an important part of music and pop culture. (Prior to Steinweiss's creative influences, records were generally stored in plain, undecorated packaging).

    For collectors, album cover art can sometimes be as valuable as the vinyl record it holds. For instance, one of the most famous ...
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  • Album Cover Art-part Two
    By: Robert Benson | - Album cover art software allows you to explore this pop phenomenon

    In the last article, we discussed some of the elements of album cover art and I would like to continue the discussion with some more details and an album cover finder that is a must for any fan of album cover art.

    As I stated previously, many famous artists have been commissioned to design and produce album covers. For example, the Rolling Stones and pop artist Andy Warhol are famous for the cover ar ...
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  • George Harrison's 10 Best Beatles Songs
    By: Freddy R Bubble | - George Harrison is often referred to as the "quiet Beatle" and sometimes sadly even as the "forgotten Beatle" and that's due to the fact that he was in the same band as the greatest songwriting team in popular music history. Lennon/McCartney were good enough to overshadow almost anyone but that being the case Harrison wrote many great songs with The Beatles and that's what this article is set to highlight.

    He was the youngest Beatle which explains his "late blooming" as a songwri ...
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  • The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
    By: James Randall Twist | - The Beatles 1967 album Sgt Pepper is often cited as the most influential and important album of all time. In what I consider to be a reactionary backlash to this praise Sgt Pepper is also often cited as one of the most over rated albums of all time.

    This year this monumental album turns 40 years old. So where does it stand now? In 2003 Rolling Stone magazine ranked it as the #1 album of all time. It doesn't fair quite as well on the popular music rating website Rate Your Music ...
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  • The Top 10 Rock Albums Of All Time According To Rateyourmusic.com
    By: Billy Beansprout | - I'm a big fan of the site RateYourMusic.com (I'm also a huge fan of the site http://www.MusicByDay.com by the way!) and one thing I really like to look at is the overall charts to see which albums have been the top rated of all time. If you don't know what RateYourMusic.com is, it's a site where music lovers (like myself) rate all of the albums they've listened to. Some raters also write their own reviews which can be very interesting to read.

    This article is a review of the t ...
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  • The Town Of The Beatles
    By: Douglas Scott | - In the 1960s Liverpool became a centre of youth culture. The Liverpool wall of frame in front of the Cavern Club is a tribute to acts from the city who reached number one in the charts. It has 54 number one hits since 1952 on it. The wall is dominated by The Beatle who have 17 discs on the wall. The National Trust has purchased the McCartneys house in Liverpool.

    The soap opera Brookside and currently Hollyoaks for channel 4 were produced by Lime Pictures formerly Mersey television ...
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  • In And Out Of The Meditator's Lifestyle
    By: Ken Hassman | - It was the late 1960s and the East had intruded into our Western life. My home situation was unpleasant much of the time and I knew there had to be something more than the sense of hopelessness and desperation that marked modern living. Much of my life was to that point was lived as an athlete, guitar player in a popular local band, high school goof off, and now, the times were a changing.

    The Beatles were traveling with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi who had introduced Transcendental Med ...
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  • Lennon Asked To: "give Peace A Chance"
    By: Robert Benson | - He dreamt of world peace. He was an artist, poet and an outspoken voice of the hippie generation. He was an influential musician, a peace activist, an absent father and a devoted lover and husband. He abused alcohol and drugs, sneered at normality, yet took time off from his rock and roll career to raise his son. But most of all, he was a Beatle. He was and still is, John Winston Lennon.

    Born in Liverpool on October 9, 1940, John Lennon was shot to death on December 8, 1980 by a f ...
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