Post by RockoRoll on Feb 3, 2011 15:57:49 GMT -5
Whoa, *Yellow Submarine* the actual title for the soundtrack album to the film, is the next song to be voted off, *When I'm 64* again coming in second place......... 
(I’m surprised, I thought YS, was going to at least make it into the final 3?)
Oh well, who will be the next to go in Round 8........
Select Your Least Favourite
Hey Bulldog
Eleanor Rigby
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Baby, You're a Rich Man
All You Need Is Love
When I'm Sixty-Four
Nowhere Man
Video Clip Of The Day
LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS (LSD) - THE BEATLES
From the YS - Film
June 1, 1967
The minor furore over the meaning of 'Friends' had nothing on the frenzied response to this piece of whimsy from the pen of John Lennon. "I was consciously writing poetry," he admitted, shifting blame for the line about "newspaper taxis" to his nominal co-writer. But the Alice In Wonderland style imagery, supposedly inspired by a drawing John's son Julian had brought home from nursery school, was widely believed to be a description of an acid trip. As soon as someone noticed the initials of the song's title (LSD), that seemed to clinch the story - except that Lennon continued to deny it until his dying day. Having owned up to so much else down the years, there was no reason for him to lie - especially over a song which he always felt was "so badly recorded".
(I’m surprised, I thought YS, was going to at least make it into the final 3?)
Oh well, who will be the next to go in Round 8........
Select Your Least Favourite
Hey Bulldog
Eleanor Rigby
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Baby, You're a Rich Man
All You Need Is Love
When I'm Sixty-Four
Nowhere Man
Video Clip Of The Day
LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS (LSD) - THE BEATLES
From the YS - Film
June 1, 1967
The minor furore over the meaning of 'Friends' had nothing on the frenzied response to this piece of whimsy from the pen of John Lennon. "I was consciously writing poetry," he admitted, shifting blame for the line about "newspaper taxis" to his nominal co-writer. But the Alice In Wonderland style imagery, supposedly inspired by a drawing John's son Julian had brought home from nursery school, was widely believed to be a description of an acid trip. As soon as someone noticed the initials of the song's title (LSD), that seemed to clinch the story - except that Lennon continued to deny it until his dying day. Having owned up to so much else down the years, there was no reason for him to lie - especially over a song which he always felt was "so badly recorded".
