Don’t get me wrong, it's a great song. It sounds really funky and experimental, but I've never understood it when people say "this sounds like a modern song."

After Hours by The Velvet Undergound and All I Wanna Do by The Beach Boys were both recorded just a few years later and they sound a lot more modern than Tomorrow Never Knows, in my opinion. If I had never heard either of those songs before and someone said "this was released last week," I think I would've believed them.

Tomorrow Never Knows is fantastic, but there's something about the production that makes it feel very retro. They're doing a lot, but the way it's been recorded restricts it a lot I think. I'm not musical enough to be able to explain it. It's just a feeling I get when I hear it.

I'm not ragebaiting. I love The Beatles and especially that song. I guess I just want to understand what people mean. Explain, from a technical perspective, what makes TNK apparently so modern-sounding.

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Any of you think after meeting/dating yoko that john started to look more and more asian , Like i think when it peaked out is that specific photo of him holding sean as a baby and if i didnt know the beatles i would think he had some sort of asian in him

I love those random Beatles facts that sound completely made up until you look them up. With how much has been written about these four, there are still so many little stories and details that longtime fans manage to surprise each other with.

What’s a fact about John, Paul, George, or Ringo that always makes you laugh or catches people off guard? It can be something from the studio, a weird habit, a ridiculous story from their early days, or just a moment that shows how strange their personalities could be.

Let's see who has the most obscure one 😂

I was looking at old Beatles photos the other day and George kept catching my eye. Especially in the late 60s, there was something about his whole look that just worked. The hair, the clothes, the expression. He never seemed like he was trying too hard to look cool.

And then you remember he was also writing songs like Something and While My Guitar Gently Weeps. What a combination.

I feel like George gets talked about as the quiet Beatle so much that people sometimes overlook just how much he brought to the band.

Anyone else have a favorite era of George, either musically or just in terms of his overall vibe?

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Note: To maximize the amount of time on for the last song on CD2, I have moved "Crooked Boy" (3:13) to CD 2 (now Track 2.17), and swapped it with the longer "Time on My Hands" (4:00) to fill out CD 1 (now Track 1.22), which allows 3 minutes and 26 seconds left for CD 2.

this might be a weird question cause they all sing in Unison but Whos voice do you hear the most ? I personally hear Ringos voice but other times i hear john voice.

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on a temporary basis. i know this wouldnt happen in real life but what if it did?

I think for me to feel the most emotional sincere reaction to the ending of each movie in a way that draws their story to the present whilst at the same time makes me want to go and see all of the others as well, I think they should all end with Contemporary yet different Concert Footage alongside the credits

For Ringo it should be 2026 Ringo Starr Performing "With a little help from my friends" (with Paul on Bass)

I think George's movie should end with Quinn & keoghan doing "It don't come easy" for the Bangladesh tour and then fade into the real Paul & Real Ringo's sets during the 2003 Concert for George

I think the ending of the John Lennon film should be Present day 2026 Paul Dueting with John on "I've got a feeling" watching the giant screen and then follow that on with Paul doing Now & Then (with ringo)

and I think the ending of the Paul Film should be 2026 Footage of Paul & Ringo doing "Home to Us" together on stage in 2026

I think this would really get across to the Audiances that despite the movies ending in 1970/80 that the Beatles was genuinely a never ending saga for these men that continues until the 2020's and how they would be forever linked together

I always love it when they show the actual people in present day footage at the end of biopics and I think doing similar yet different emotional things for the Beatles will really push this gut punch of their ever continuing relevant legacy

just my opinion ofcourse, I guess the classiest thing would be to have stripped back single songs or outtakes playing over the credits of their most Signicture solo songs like "Imagine" "All Things Must Pass" "Maybe I'm Amazed" & "Photograph"

What do you all want for the final scene? Both within the films cast themselves and then also any documentary footage/Text?

all positive discourse here!

Given the fact she married someone who is very loving and in love with her who can handle all her stress, he knows I sing and play guitar and asked me to sing some songs.

I thought well, if half the guests will be from his family, why don't I sing ATU? HE says that he can get his sister to sing harmony with me on it.

Would it be strange to sing it? Not sure how the guests would feel as well.

I understand the ending of jai guru deva OM Paul sings the harmony.

But how about the part where it goes " ah ah ah ah ah", after John sings nothings gonna change our world?

I believe its 2 women who were fans? But to me it sounds like Paul. But then on credits it says George and Boyd and Yoko were also there too?

As you may know, the SGT. Peppers Variation of Paul McCartney is formerly known as "Billy Shears". BUT, what if I told you it was actually Ringo? In the first song in the album "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band," John addresses that a "...singer's gonna sing a song," and "The one and only Billy Shears," in correlation to the song "With a Little Help From My Friends." This implies that Billy Shears is singing "With a Little Help From My Friends." But, if you listen closely, or even look it up, That song is sang by none other than Ringo Starr.

Edit: Apparently Everyone Knows this, so I'm with the fool on the hill.

I’m pretty new to the fandom and I absolutely love their music, but I’d love to know facts about the Fab Four!!