Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
Benjamin Anderson
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Christian Harris
Paul is quite clearly the most based one here
Tyler Howard
One of my favorite Beatles songs
Based Paul
Brayden Ross
Ringo is the voice of reason. If he hated it, no doubt it must suck galactic cocks.
Benjamin Bailey
fun song, and paul is the best beatle by far, so paul
Owen Clark
BANG BANG
Justin Watson
Paul knew what the Beatles were. Understood it. Ate it every day. John lied to himself. George was too busy chasing skirts. Ringo... heh, well... Ringo was Ringo
Caleb Morgan
is this a quote
Hudson Butler
Paul's my favorite, but he's so in the wrong here. A nothing happening song. What baffling nonsense. Why would it take weeks for that?
Brody Moore
It should have been shorter.
Robert Diaz
based George
so fruity . . .
Cameron Nelson
I like Ringo's account of it taking several weeks vs. Paul saying it only took 3 days. very Rashomon
Gabriel White
A song with a guy hitting pipes cant happen in "just" 3 days. Psul is lying.
Brandon Reed
Wow, how very uninteresting
Adrian Robinson
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>Recorded: 9–11 July, 6 August 1969
Anthony Russell
I'm listening to this now and Ringo doesn't even do fuck all why is he complaining
Ethan Reyes
He bangs the anvil.
Leo Watson
>an entire month
jesus
Luis Roberts
>9–11
Colton Sullivan
4 days
Luke James
I love to see quotes like this for other Beatles tracks. This is hilarious.
William Peterson
The fucking bang bang slam slam noise is just sonically unpleasant, it'd be a much better song without it
Austin Parker
It's the sound of someone being violently murdered lol
Zachary Price
He's a big fat liar. The original Paul would never have lied to us
Ryder Johnson
based Paul
Aaron Walker
>these harsh noises hurt my eardrums. Please take them off this CD album I paid good money for.
t. Beatles boomer
Daniel Ortiz
One of the best Beatles songs ever made, but with that said, fuck Paul.
Aiden Evans
My take is that it took three days to record the basic tracks, plus another month of post-production, special effects, etc. Still, three effing days for Maxwell? It's not exactly Tomorrow Never Knows, is it?
Jeremiah Russell
>another month of post-production
Nonsense.
>The Beatles began recording the song at EMI Studios (later Abbey Road Studios) in London on 9 July 1969. John Lennon, who had been absent from recording sessions for the previous eight days after being injured in a car crash,[11] arrived to work on the song, accompanied by his wife, Yoko Ono, who, more badly hurt in the accident than Lennon, lay on a large double-bed in the studio.[12][13] Sixteen takes of the rhythm track were made, followed by a series of guitar overdubs.[13]
>Over the following two days the group overdubbed vocals, piano, Hammond organ, anvil, and guitar. The song was completed on 6 August, when McCartney recorded a solo on a Moog synthesizer.[13]
One day of tracking, 16 takes
Two days of overdubs
Then they left it for a month before McCartney added a moog solo
That's not unreasonable at all, they're all just whingers because it's not their song and they're rich faggots who don't want to work
Levi Miller
I didn't realize how layered and well produced this song is until I saw this picture
Landon Nguyen
Fair enough, I retract.
Bentley Jackson
Paul earnt the right to spend ages on a serial killer ditty, they all mocked his fruity granny songs but they’re a melody gold mine
Samuel Anderson
>*skips Revolution 2 - 8*