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Name a Better Album
Nathan Cruz
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Levi White
Sgt. Peppers.
Gabriel Phillips
STRAWBERRY FIELDS
NOTHING IS REAL
Jonathan Howard
Ed sheeran divide
Wow that was easy
Jose Gray
old boots new dirt
Jayden Bailey
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Jaxson Cooper
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Charles Murphy
this to be tb.h desu
Henry Phillips
Baby youre a rich man is an underrated gem. love that bass
Carter Walker
If the album cover wasn't so shit this album wouldn't be so overlooked
Camden Howard
A Hard Day's Night
Jeremiah Scott
also Blue Jay Way is imo the most underrated Beatles song of all time.
Kevin Jones
i feel like ive heard this before
Angel Ramirez
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Parker Davis
-muffled laughter-
Leo Lopez
>Also, there is an effect referred to by some as a “spin” that appears at strategic places in the verses of the song (such as after the lines “eye can see” and “enough to know”). These “spin” effects are missing in the stereo mix.
You can hear the effect on the vocals really clearly in this Brainticket song (1 min 14sec).
Jacob Parker
>tfw It's All Too Much was voted off for the album
Ryder Sanders
No Beatles' album prior to MMT or after MMT sounds like it. The only Beatles' album that's equal to in IMHO is Revolver.
Ever hear the version on the GERMAN release of MMT? It's a totally different mix. It will blow your mind!
I LIKE the artwork on the cover. It's the epitome of psychedelic artwork. I used to stare at it for hours when I used to drop acid.
Dubs speaks the truth. It's right up there with Only a Northern Song.
Oh well. I guess we'll just have to settle for the fact that such great songs like Only a Northern Song and It's All Too Much appeared on the Yellow Submarine soundtrack won't we? (Both are GOAT in my opinion)
Connor Barnes
yeah sounds like a backwards symbol effect, pretty neat
David Nguyen
>You say yes
>I say no
>You say stop
>And I say go go go
>Oh no
Such profound lyrics. The Beatles are truly the greatest band of all time.
Dominic Lopez
why do they look so kooky with this album all of a sudden
John Stewart
MMT sounds like the Beatles are making a pastiche of psychedelic music. Which is sad, because they did it so well on Peppers and the White Album.
Fool on the Hill, Flying, Penny Lane, Hello Goodbye, All You Need is Love, and SFF are the only worthwhile tracks
Aiden Anderson
>No Beatles' album prior to MMT or after MMT sounds like it. The only Beatles' album that's equal to in IMHO is Revolver.
No shit. That's sort of the appeal of the Beatles, that they never stuck to one singular style. That doesn't mean whatever style they tried was necessarily good.
>I LIKE the artwork on the cover. It's the epitome of psychedelic artwork. I used to stare at it for hours when I used to drop acid.
You sound like a twelve year old.
Robert Green
I am the walrus isn't a worthwhile track? its basically proto-grunge
Dominic Price
>It's the epitome of psychedelic artwork.
are you sure you weren't looking at the back cover?
Aaron Kelly
Too Easy
Jackson Powell
The only album to come close to Mystery Tour is Tame Impala
Chase White
>its basically proto grunge.
What the fuck
Matthew Jackson
>I am the walrus
>proto-grunge
Brayden Kelly
the beatles' '''psychedelia''' is trite compared to pink floyd's psychedelia
Thomas White
>posts a compilation album
Adrian Gutierrez
It really isn't. They are two completely different things, for different crowds. Still psychedelia. Only bigots own this opinion.
Cameron Adams
technically youre right because side B is just singles from the same year, but it was released in America as a full LP not as a compilation.
Jaxson Lee
>for different crowds
in the 60s it was pretty much the same crowd
Ryder Evans
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Logan Butler
No, they weren't. If it was all the "same crowd", it would be "same music."
Lincoln Morris
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Anthony Howard
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Anthony Martin
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