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October 24, 2021, the day I uploaded my first solo Beatle ranking.
Four years later, and I’ve officially completed all four rankings. These videos are the tent poles of my channel and I’m proud of how much joy they’ve given people over the years.
Now, on to what comes next…
I adored my experience in The Beatles Story Museum in 2022. Can’t wait to see what it’ll look like with the full support of Apple and their archives in 2028!
The Beatles are on their way home, and The Beatles Story is changing.
A new immersive Beatles experience is opening in the heart of Liverpool. Opening 2028.
Find out more and register your interest at beatlesstory.com/news/liverp…
#TheBeatlesLiverpool28 @thebeatles
This always makes me go insane because the John and Paul in Nowhere Boy were virtually the same height (the Paul character was just more skinny).
Whereas the literal official Beatles biopics have John as several inches taller than Paul!!
Okay never mind, he's also pissed about the height discrepancy in the biopics xitter.cf/thenightbethore/status…
Paul McCartney does not allow himself to tear up on camera (it's been decades since we've seen him nearly lose composure like this). And for the reason to be about Linda...
Suffice it to say, this is very special to me ❤️
Rubber Soul Special Edition review is written and shot.
Editing will take a little while because I’m travelling around Japan 🇯🇵🍁
Why are people hating on The Word? It’s got some of Ringo’s best drumming up until that point in the Beatles’ career. There’s the cascading multi-part harmonies, the glimpse into the ‘love is all you need’ era, plus the fact that John and Paul wrote it stoned.
Fabulous song.
I mean, I can see the resemblance but Allan Williams was 30-years-old when he managed the Beatles.
Adrian Scarborough is blatantly a 58-year-old man.
Adrian Scarborough has been cast as Allan Williams, the Beatles’ first manager 🎬 #BeatlesBiopics
Based off my previous post, people have a lot of opinions about the new mix of Rubber Soul!
Now, I’d like to get a further consensus by polling you all:
Do you like the new mix?
You can discuss your preferred version (mono, 2009 remaster, 2026 mix) in the comments
90%Yes I like it
10%No I don’t like it
1,054 votes • Final resultsThe new Rubber Soul Special Edition is finally out.
Putting aside the bonus material, I’d like to hear from people who *don’t* like the new mix. Or perhaps any of the recent Giles Martin mixes. Do you like some and not others? Why? And please provide specific reasons.
Thank you!
AI music is uninteresting/bad because it isn’t made by humans w/ emotion & intent. People make music because of something inside they want to express which translates to listeners connecting with that expression.
Being into AI music is like enjoying watching computers play chess.
Man, comparing these early Beatles biopics set photos to these recent ones, it’s clear Joseph Quinn has lost quite a bit of weight in the process of playing George.
Production wouldn’t have made him do this but he sure seems committed to the malnourished-Harrison look.
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RIP Peter Max, who defined the look of the '60s with his psychedelic artwork.
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when the beatles were told they would have to play to a segregated audience in jacksonville they refused to perform until the ban was lifted
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No shade to Winter, but it saddens me that he, and many other young artists these days, seem to take on their recent celebrity status as almost an aberration.
You rarely see someone who relishes the fame & squares up to the challenge of it like Paul McCartney’s always done.
Cameron Winter opens up to Rolling Stone about the madness that’s surrounded Geese this past year:
“It’s just a drag. It feels like everyone else has lost their fucking minds, and everything that is good that’s happened to me and bad that’s happened to me is the work of other people from start to finish, and it’s just a big fucking maelstrom, and honestly, I’d rather not be part of it.”
More: rollingstone.com/music/music…
Part of why I’ve always admired Paul (and all the Beatles during Beatlemania) is that he seemed to get better the more well-known and beloved he was. Even in conditions that were completely insane, he took on crazy fans, and constant press coverage completely in his stride.








































