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It was 40 years ago …

In 1967 I turned 4 years old in a small midwestern town. For my birthday my brother (9) and my sister (14) took me “downtown” on the bus. I had my “birthday card money” in the pocket of my bell bottoms and headed to Woolworths to buy something …

… possibly a painted turtle or some “Silly Putty” and a “Slinky”. I was already into music having bought “Sweet Pea” and “Hanky Panky” on 45. We grabbed a burger and fries at the counter and then wandered the store. I hit the “record section” and thought about a few 45’s; Neil Diamond, The Supremes, Lulu, whatever was on the WLS Chart List.

I ended up buying a couple 45’s and a Revell or Aurora model with the paints and glue (pre-Ramones).

My sister bought “Sgt Pepper’s”.

The 45’s I bought were completely disregarded after my sister played “Sgt. Pepper’s” the first time. I was mesmerized; I was 4 years old.

After all these years I still feel the fear my parents felt about my sister as “She’s Leaving Home” plays; except it was me many years later.

At the time to hear a song like “Lucy …” was an affirmation of the things you imagined. Tonka trucks turned into “newspaper taxis”. As we sat and created, we knew The Beatles understood.

As the days, years, decades have progressed I’ve found diferent tunes more endearing:

Ageing … “When I’m Sixty-Four”.
Straying … “Lovely Rita”.
Support … “With A Little Help…”
Rock ‘n’ Roll … “Sgt. Pepper’s”

“Fixing A Hole” is for all the non-conformists in the world.

“Within You Without You” should be contemplated in college philosophy courses. “Are you one of them” !!!

And then there is “A Day In The Life”. “Get up, go to work” … hurry. The news sucks, your life sucks. But wait: “I’d Love To Turn You On” … it’s “Getting Better”.

FUCKING BRILLIANT!!!

Hey Beelay, ever hear of a little record called “OK Computer?” Douchbag.

Name one album released in the last 10 years that will be talked about 40 years later.

Nothing comes to mind.

BEATLES RULE

their jingle made me tingle.

how about try listening to the album during acid trip

The bests songs for be hiend,FOR FELL FREE IN MIND

The bests songs for be hiend,FOR FELL FREE IN MIND

This dork canuck is discussing syntax and not the music. It was 40 years ago today. We got the GREATEST album yet to play. Everyone is mostly going out of style. This album stuck around for quite a while. So may I introduce to you, THE GREATEST music which has no peer! THE BEATLES SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEART’S CLUB BAND!!!!!!!

This dork canuck is discussing syntax and not the music. It was 40 years ago today. We got the GREATEST album yet to play. Everyone is mostly going out of style. This album stuck around for quite a while. So may I introduce to you, THE GREATEST music which has no peer! THE BEATLES SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEART’S CLUB BAND!!!!!!!

This dork canuck is discussing syntax and not the music. It was 40 years ago today. We got the GREATEST album yet to play. Everyone is mostly going out of style. This album stuck around for quite a while. So may I introduce to you, THE GREATEST music which has no peer! THE BEATLES SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEART’S CLUB BAND!!!!!!!

This dork canuck is discussing syntax and not the music. It was 40 years ago today. We got the GREATEST album yet to play. Everyone is mostly going out of style. This album stuck around for quite a while. So may I introduce to you, THE GREATEST music which has no peer! THE BEATLES SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEART’S CLUB BAND!!!!!!!

the very important album of the beatles, is the most variety and significative show of culture than never write in all the times, listen and see the cliparts of the album, you can go in the time

Hold on, how long did it take to figure out how to use an apostrophe? Anyway, monkeys monkeys monkeys white album is trippier, i’m out.

Best music since Mozart.

after 40 years we have learned that yes, there is an apostrophe in “Pepper’s” — but no, there is no apostrophe in “Hearts”