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What a fucking album! I can't tell you how many times I have repurchased "Abbey Road" overlooking the significance of Sgt. Peppers since I had many of the songs in some format or another... Most notably a double album called "All This and World War II"... I remember my best friend and fellow bandmate in High School, Bill Jerram, always bringing up that Sgt. Peppers was the first album he ever bought. He was in elementary school when he got it, and he literally "got it". I always envied him for that

The album is a montage of raw energy in theme as well as performance. Kicking off with the album's title track, the album flows like mercury clinging to something, no matter how minute, as it leaves your speakers from one song to the next, and blends the listener into a swirl of Ringo's off key singing with "With a Little Help from my Friends" and girls with sun in their eyes into "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". Moving on to tracks such as "Fixing a Hole" or the beautifully orchestrated "She's Leaving Home" without the Beatles playing any instruments on that song. Moving throughout the songs as one ends another begins, eventually taking you to a reprise of Sgt. Pepper's. Sit back, turn it up, and listen to the layers of instruments on this song from the Wah Wah to the open notes to the multiple singing of the one and only Beatles. You finish the experience with "A Day in the Life", then onto the audio piece inserted only for the amusement of those who didn't have a reel-to-reel to play anything backwards...

What I would give to be a Beatle and shape the landscape what almost any other artist uses as a tressel board for their own musical designs.

What a fucking album.
 

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I love this album!! And revolver, and the White Album and Abbey Road. The rest are good but those 4 are the Beatles at their best imo.
 

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i just absolutely LOVE the raw attitude and that heavy guitar tone in the intro of sgt peppers lonely hearts club band..
i also love the cute little tune "when im sixty-four"....... i love the whole album! lol.....
what a masterpiece..
 

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I remember when this album came out, my Mom wouldn't buy it, but a neighbor kid got. However the neighbor kid was mad at all of us, and wouldn't let us come over to hear it. But, when he listened to it in is bedroom, he had his window open, so some of us crouched under his window to hear it. I still remember how it made me feel to this day..............My Mom finally broke down a few weeks later and got it for me.
 
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