h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

This has to be my favourite Beatles album, closely followed by Abbey Road. Having said that, I only have four of their albums (excluding compilations), and two of those are actually my mum's.

Still I'm working on it, I intend to buy the white album asap

Oooo! The White Album's great. I borrowed it from the library years ago and was bad and taped it. Did the same with Magical Mystery Tour and Rubber Soul. All got some great somgs on.

Which reminds me, time to head to amazon

good idea.

I recently bought Revolver on Cd. It's not a bad album.

revolver is great- so is rubber soul

Oh yeah. Haven't listened to it in ages though. Muist dig out the tape.

Don't have either yet

though the white album is on its way

Don't cry. *hands the General a *

Class name there too!!

for the towel, I needed that

Ooo, what's that song...? I know it's not the beatles though.

Dry your eyes, mate.

There's a song for everything.

That's the great thing about music

I know!! A song for every occasion.

And the Beatles provide most of them

Well that one up there was The Streets' Dry Your Eyes Mate, far removed from the style of The Beatles but good nonetheless.

Speaking of evolution in music my friend, who was largely into hip-hop until I converted him only a little while ago, drew a picture the other day of the Earth. On one side was 80s hip-hop with breakdancers etc. and someone burrowed through to the opposite side where there was a blinged up, pimpin' idiot of the modern generation of hip hop. Then on the other parts he drew Marilyn Manson in his make up rocking on stage and somebody had burrowed through to that from the suited, floppy haired Beatles. Odd to think how much rock music progressed since The Beatles started it.

ja guru deva om!

Yes of course, I totally agree...by which you mean???

well it is a lyric from my all time favorite song- across the universe! ja guru deva om!

it means give thanks to the teacher (or spiritual leader) called Dev and the om is the natural vibration of the universe

I always wondered about that, thanks for explaining
Can anyone tell me what album, if any, hey Jude is on? I have all the later albums (1967 onwards) but can't find it, was it a B-side?