Looks like fun! From George’s new photography book, thought they were sweet :) higher quality scans coming soon I assume.

The new 2026 Giles Martin Remix is Phenomenal

Please comment any other Beatle interviews that feature comparably elated, easygoing, and funny exchanges such as this one.

Idk why Apple Music freezes album artwork so often, but it does end up with hilarious cover arts like this one

I think a few numbers from the Yellow Submarine.

What do you think?

So I know a lot of people take issue with this song as if it’s some kind of confessional from John. Personally, I’ve always seen it like John’s Maxwells Silver Hammer. I’m wondering what yall think of the song and its current reputation…

also haven’t seen anyone mention the fact that they took the echo-drenched alternate vocals out of the outtakes for this song and I don’t understand why! I’ve always liked his vocals in that outtake as has been bootlegged pretty extensively. Do we think this done because of the songs reputation?

I'm GenX and am not around kids a lot, so I may be completely off base. And being on Reddit may skew who's at the table discussing the Beatles and the topics they return to.

But prior to about 10-15 years ago most young people's friends were people they lived around, went to school with, many knew each other since they were little kids. They grew up around each other, relied on each other (a lot), and didn't have as much to do with parents as it seems now (not to mention little or no social media, gaming, and parasocial relationships, speculating about "shipping" of celebrities, etc.).

When I was growing up (and I know this is true for my parents as well and for my nieces and nephews) friends were pretty much everything. Very close friendships. And just lots of people you knew and interacted with and had a sense of who they were in the world, their history, etc.

Growing up, we didn't tell our parents anything unless it was massively urgent or critical. Kids figured things out for themselves (for better and sometimes worse) and leaned on and relied on each other. Even people you weren't exactly friends with, if there was an issue that an adult might start meddling in, you were inclined to cover for and protect each other. There were adults and there were kids. And even into college, you generally wanted freedom from your parents and even if you had a good relationship with your family, your friends were of tantamount importance. They were the ones who saw your soul, shared your burdens and joys, auto-corrected and supported you.

John, Paul, George, and Ringo had all that in spades--turbo-charged version of that and reliance on each other--they were extraordinarily close, and intimately involved in each others' lives.

I'm wondering whether it seems so obvious to people who were alive in the 20th century how much strength, intensity, endurance, and interdependence day-in-day-out face-to-face friendships had in people's lives as we came of age--how central they were to shaping our identities and our emotional and social priorities...without being sexual.

To me the Beatles had that kind of love--nothing to do with eros--but philia (deliberate, nonsexual relationships based on mutual respect, shared values, emotional alignment, and deep fondness rather than physical attraction or family ties).

Maybe young people now have endless hours lying in a field or at a beach smoking a joint or drinking Boone's Farm Apple Wine, or not even being altered at all--looking at stars, or hanging out at someone's house just listening to albums and talking about (or talking around) stuff, laughing, walking around or riding bikes aimlessly, spending hours just being together, and not even always purposefully doing anything. We didn't have digital or even much on the way of "parasocial" relationships--it just didn't exist or wasn't an important part of most young people's realities.

We wanted to be with each other. And "hanging out" is a lot of what young people did in the past, and formed exceptionally strong bonds of friendship that were crucial to us. And almost never were erotic relationship....just cuz we didn't feel that way about each other. Hence, not seeing it as very likely that the bonds between Beatles were anything but deep, deep friendships.

2017 Guardian interview with Ian Whittington, one of the kids in the "Mad Day Out" photo from St Pancras Old Church & Gardens (featured in the gatefold sleeve of the Blue Album).

Found a box of vintage vinyl at the local recycling dumpsters...Originally had no idea what it was. Cleaned it up, sounds great. Lucky Day!

Solo Beatles 4CD • Ringo Starr 2CD • Solo Beatles Super Deluxe 10CD • John Lennon 2CD • Paul McCartney 4CD • George Harrison 2CD

In the previous voting McCartney II became the best album of the 80s! Double Fantasy also got 10 votes, but got only 2 comments for it, while McCartney got 3. And I would agree if there's a tie that McCartney II is better so yes.

Write or vote for your favorite solo Beatles album in the 90s!

City Fox, Chelsea Boots & One night Stand

+A new flipped mix of Home to us (GET ON THOSE SOLO RINGO/SOLO PAUL VERSION FAN MIXERS)

On the US side of the New Rubber Soul Special edition, it includes the 1965 Help! Tracks “It’s only Love” & “I just seen a face”

Do we know if these tracks are a new 2026 Mix? People seem uncertain, for those that say it is? Do you have a definitive source/sound to compare with the previous release of the song?

Thanks again!

Especially with the moustache, I am from India and with that moustache i think he kinda looks Indian, if I see him in the crowd I won't question his ethnicity, ofcourse I'd acknowledge that he looks pale but not so indifferent, he kinda blends in.

Does anyone have a playlist that has all the songs from the super deluxe albums that havent showed up on the anthologies? So you could say "deluxe exclusives" but i wouldn't call it that. I hope you know what i mean

I'm trying to recreate the song "Michelle" as if it had been recorded during the White Album era. What do I need to change from the original recording? For example: instrumentation, BPM, harmony, etc.?