Why does Lennon get the credit as the experimental Beatle when it was McCartney who was living in London amongst the artistic underground of his day, attending Berio performances and helping to found underground bookshops, while Lennon was living bored in suburbia?
Why does Lennon get the credit as the experimental Beatle when it was McCartney who was living in London amongst the...
Josiah Reyes
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Jaxon Ramirez
>underground bookshops
Anthony Wood
Because he was the one who experimented the most?
Both were consumers of avant music.
Hunter Edwards
Did they fuck?
Jace Bennett
Didn't he play with AMM once?
Grayson Peterson
He watched a live show of AMM.
John played with Zappa. Scumbag is a very good jam they wrote together.
Jacob Hill
Because Lennon died, unexpectedly before his time. Immortalized. 10 minutes of silence in the park.
Gavin Peterson
>why does the Beatle who made Revolution 9 get the credit as the experimental Beatle?????????????????????????
Jeremiah White
Because while Paul was best musically and had better ideas overall John was naturally a better songwriter and that's what actually matter in the end.
Dominic Hughes
John had the better ideas. The crescendo orchestra in a day in the life was his idea, for example.
Parker Anderson
The orchestra was Paul’s idea.
Michael Davis
It was Paul's
But the mellotron on SFF was John's idea which he's been working since 64. Paulfags often try to steal this.
Ryder Richardson
No.
>To fill the empty 24-bar middle section, Lennon's request to George Martin was that the orchestra should provide "a tremendous build-up, from nothing up to something absolutely like the end of the world".[42]
Leo Walker
No it was John's idea. Paul helped Martin on the execution of it, though, that's true.
>mellotron melody
What? I never saw this info. Where did you get it from?
Owen Mitchell
Ian Hernandez
Holy shit this video is honestly amazing
Kayden Gonzalez
wtf? this ain't real
kys
Ian Lewis
Yes it is.
William Ramirez
because lennon's tracks are more experimental than mccartney's
Sebastian Green
great song
Aiden Miller
Based
What about This Boy?
Leo Clark
go to sleep Paul
Christian Cook
Because Paul is known to love to make boomer granny pop
Leo Diaz
Because John's ideas + Martin's production were responsible for many of their experimental elements? Especially early on with Strawberry Fields and Tomorrow Never Knows.
Charles Butler
Oliver Hall
what album is that
Easton Young
What an angry bitter person he sounds like here.
Jason Peterson
Johns a giant hypocrite and said many things often I don't think he believed but felt.
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