Let me take you down because I'm going to strawberry fields. Strawberry fields Hello and

I'm Bill.

And what are we just listening to right there, Brian? Strawberry Fields, baby. By the Beatles. If you've never

listened to the podcast before, what we do here every week is take a different album of music

and talk about what makes it great. And we do a kind of deep dive into the album, have a conversation, the way that fans have a

conversation about the music, and we follow that up with a track-by-track review. But instead,

what we're doing for the month of December is this is part three of four, where we are doing

an album-by-album review of the Beatles, where we're, instead of doing

the track by track, we're going to get into each album, talk about, you know, our favorite

tracks off the album and what it means in general, because, you know, we just didn't know

where to start with the Beatles, so we're getting them all done in one shot.

Yeah, and even a little bit too, now that you mention it,

a little bit too, of where the rest of music is at during the time of the Beatles, because

we do mention that a little... A.k.a. the 60s. Yeah, you know, we talk a little bit about,

you know, like the Four Seasons, the birds, the Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, like other bands that

were kind of all these in-house sort of songwriting groups and how they sort of moved and kind of how they, and maybe Dylan aside, how they sort of rose and fell while the massive like ocean liner that was the Beatles just cut through everything else and of course

the rolling stones as well too uh and yeah could we talk i'd say we talk quite a bit about the

stones or they the stones come up quite a bit throughout the program so today we are going to be

talking about revolver sergeant pepper's's Lonely Hearts Club band, and

Magical Mystery Tour, which may be a little bit controversial, but, you know, as we say in the

episode, Magical Mystery Tour has since the U.S. version with the singles, the 1967 singles,

on the back half of it, has become canonized. And honestly,

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