#bkbeatles I Am the Walrus: p sure my first introduction to this song was Beatles Rockband and the lyrics plus the super trippy animation freaked me the fuck out. slowly i grew to appreciate this song, esp the vocals. ps the bono version of this is something that exists
#bkbeatles The Fool on the Hill: the beatles always kills it with their arrangements. the woodwinds are perfect, and overall the song is beautifully minimalistic
“In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories.”
#bkbeatles A Day in the Life: this song has always stuck with me emotionally. definitely a big inspiration i always try to come back to. also the more i learn about the production of this song, the more i love it
#bkbeatles Sgt. Pepper's Reprise: i think this song introduced me to the concept of a reprise on a contemporary album. the fact that they "end" the show on this upbeat note, then go into a day in the life is really cool to me
#bkbeatles Mr. Kite: this song does a really great job of sonically emulating the concept in the lyrics. side note - when paul plays this live there are super trippy lights and it's a great time
#bkbeatles Fixing a Hole: okay i'm noticing a pattern here. any descending instrumental riff in a beatles song is automatically gonna be great in my book. the harpsichord(?) adds a really nice texture
#bkbeatles Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds: okay, i LOVE this song. the energy contrast between the verses and chorus, the crazy imagery, the drum hits into the chorus, the vocal harmonies... this song is so iconic
#bkbeatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: the concept for this song and album is so out there but so perfect for where they were in their career. also billy shears is the man, man
#bkbeatles Yellow Submarine: i love all the background noises that go along with the story. tried to use the noises in a project for a music class in high school, but the speaker only produced the left half of the sound and it was just a bad time overall
#bkbeatles Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand: thanks to @LukeFrees i have probably heard this version more times than the original in the past 2 years. may i add that i did not ask for this.