Originally called ’The Void’, the groundbreaking song found the Fab Four exploring higher planes of consciousness - and ...

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After 2013’s “The Terror,” neo-psychedelic band The Flaming Lips have released their third cover album, “With a Little Help From My Fwends.” Taking on the entirety of The Beatles’ 1964 “Sgt. Pepper’s ...

And while George Martin was more than capable of turning any Beatles song ... out certain bits of Revolver, John Lennon would have probably had his wish granted when insisting that Hitler be on the ...

And I was like, ‘Oh my god. You’re good. Dude, you’re Paul f---ing McCartney.’” Related: A Rare 1962 Beatles Album Was Found in a Vancouver Record Store. Now the Owner Wants Paul McCartney to Come ...

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Even on their debut album Please Please Me, he got to sing lead on their cover of the Gerry Goffin and ... By 1966, The Beatles were touring their seventh album in six years, Revolver, and they were ...

Depending on who you ask, this track is at the top of The Beatles’ trippiest songs. This elevating, psychedelic tune from Revolver stands out from all of the other tracks on that album.

Ye has revealed the album cover for his upcoming WW3 project featuring Ku Klux Klan imagery. On Wednesday night (April 2), the rapper formerly known as Kanye West took to X to share the artwork.

Kanye West is making it to the headlines again, and this time, it is because of his new album cover. He just showed the artwork for WW3, and netizens have a lot to say. Some love it, some hate it, and ...

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The image seen in the gatefold album cover of The Beatles 1962-1966 and 1967-1970: the Fab Four meet their public in St Pancras Churchyard, 28th July 1968. Picture: Alamy Stock Photo What was the ...