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  1. Is this the end, or the beginning? Can it be both? The beginning of an end, an end to a beginning? Winston Churchill sings down low.

    With?

    Tomorrow Never Knows.

    Who?

    youtu.be/pHNbHn3i9S4

    #Beatles #TheBeatles #TheEnd #TomorrowNeverKnows #Beatles #WinstonChurchill #Churchill #Bulldog

  2. Thanks to @Long_live_rock_n_roll for reminding me that #Revolver by #TheBeatles was released on 5 August 1966.

    The cover was by the Beatles’ old Hamburg friend, artist and musician #KlausVoormann. I thought my version below came out okay, but there was a lot of detail in the photo collage which was hard to replicate.

    Listen to #TomorrowNeverKnows: youtu.be/m4BuziKGMy4

    #MastoArt #OnThisDayInMusic

  3. El momento supremo de ese viaje sonoro, pero también lírico, e inspirado en el Libro tibetano de los muertos es #TomorrowNeverKnows youtube.com/watch?v=m4BuziKGMy

  4. Tomorrow Never Knows (1966) is one of the most extraordinary musical statements of all time. Taking LSD, Lennon wanted a serious voyage of self-discovery. He turned to a book, The Psychedelic Experience, which paraphrases The Tibetan Book of the Dead. The results were spectacular & Lennon hastened to capture them in song. The recording process is legend & reflects collaborative genius, a tape-looped sound from the future that still stuns today.

    #JohnLennon #TomorrowNeverKnows
    #IanMacDonald

  5. Obviamente el LSD es sinónimo de los años 60, y de allí extraeremos la evocación musical con uno de los primeros, y arriesgados, temas psicodélicos: #TomorrowNeverKnows (una frase atribuida a #RingoStarr). La canción, está inspirada en “The Psychedelic Experience”, un libro que es una suerte de manual instructivo para ser usado cuando se está en contacto con este tipo de drogas. La grabación incluye una serie de aportes como el backmasking (mensajes al revés), loops e instrumentos orientales (como el sitar o la tambura) Sin dudas, una composición que a pesar de haber sido compuesta hace más de 50 años no deja de sonar actual, y hasta futurista. youtube.com/watch?v=7UjvdZm-Tu