Definitely my favorite from them so far

If you want BB assistance

open.spotify.com/playlist/56j6mFdR9zAecwebB9hCIg?si=JtUdUa-lSCeeBzZIu9vp4Q&utm_source=copy-link

Tbf since they're doing 0.5s it's still basically an out of 10 rating

Trash

listening to all of paul's solo albums

Nah there's gems

sure but only 1-2 per album post-wings and there are like 50 of them

Still rewarding to find them

the real reward is finding a good song on one of ringo's solo albums

Hmmm but are they? People like to do the same thing with /10

Help! has the better movie songs collectively but A Hard Days Night is superior overall. Help! has a lot of skips during the second half of the album that A Hard Days Night doesn’t have.

Going through the whole Paul disco to find all the gems

Dang that was nice

I stan Ringo's Beatle stuff but that the only good aolo song of his I've heard

Looking forward to finding more as I go through my year by year deep dive. Wasn't expecting such a banger on Venus & Mars for '75.

Need to make sure you’re checking non-album singles too

Of course bruv

british non album singles/b-sides are my fetish

This is very dumb

You right
He finna mess with us both & give something a 3.72/5

Currently listening to "With the Beatles" why the f*** are all these songs so short and why do they sound like that on headphones

1. Music back then in general was usually around the 2 to 2 and a half minute mark in length. Which is ironic, because I feel like we’ve been going back towards that with how fried attention spans are thanks to social media.

2. Stereo was new at the time, and the standard way to consume music was through mono (1 speaker with everything coming out of it). Because the recordings were made using limited-track tape, entire groups of instruments or vocals were often locked together and placed entirely on one side. So half of the audio tracks would be completely panned to the right (like…vocals and bass for example) and the other half would be panned to the left (guitar and drums).

It’s really a struggle to listen to those songs with the hard panning today. The best way to consume The Beatles music as intended is to listen to the original mono mixes, and then the contemporary remixes in stereo they’ve done over the last decade or so which mostly fixes the panning issue.

love the hard panning

just start at rubber soul @op then circle back

lowkey should've done this but i already began gotta stick the course