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THE BEATLES

Revolver PARLOPHONE, 1966

e had all the Beatles cassettes on rotation in the car growing up. I actually taught myself to read from the liner notes – you think about it, “Love Me Do”, they’re all kinda short words! But Beatles record was . Still today, every time we record an album I always go back and listen to because it’s such a study in freedom. “Tomorrow Never Knows” is a pretty wild experimental choice and sometimes people are afraid to make those choices now. I like for its all-over-the-placeness because you really can hear each band member. My dad used to

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