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Not getting the albums, but would love to read the album notes if that's ok to ask for. 1966-1970 was the first album I bought, a year after it came out, after I had heard it multiple times at a friend's house. We were on a vacation, and my brother and I were given ten dollars; I spent mine on the l...

My only beef is that 'Now and Then' definitely shouldn't be added to 1966-1970. In my now-digital collection, it will be an EP with 'Free As A Bird,' 'Real Love,' 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' (LOVE version, which I consider a new-at-the-time Beatles song as The Powers That Be allowed George Marti...

I think the remaining members of the 'big three' 1960s bands are thinking about their legacy, and see the end of their lives in the near future. Paul and Ringo, of course. You can't tell me the Stones aren't thinking that with their latest, and even The Who's eponymously titled album, the original v...

Found on another website, THIS is what I was thinking about.

cliftdean74 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 10:44 pm

robbmacc wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 10:42 pm

cliftdean74 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 9:18 pm I will be tuned into channel 18 on SiriusXM at 9:55 AM tomorrow morning waiting with bated breath.

Can you tell me what time zone that is? Thanx.

Yes, the song will premiere on SiriusXM at 10:00 AM EDT.

Thanks!

cliftdean74 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 9:18 pm I will be tuned into channel 18 on SiriusXM at 9:55 AM tomorrow morning waiting with bated breath.

Can you tell me what time zone that is? Thanx.

Is the angle the same as the railings on the building the boys are looking over on the cover of the red and blue albums? Only when you turn one to line up with the other. I see this one as a stretch. GP I have a promo cover, not sure from what version of the CD releases of the red and blue where th...

Is the angle the same as the railings on the building the boys are looking over on the cover of the red and blue albums?

Can someone grab the walrus orchestration? It's beyond my feeble attempts. Thanks.

To me, yes, it's primitive, but it IS the starting point, and shows the quantum leap(s) they took during the course of their career. It's the intro music you listen to while you're getting settled for the main film.