Revolver - Side B - Round 2

[WestwayKid]

Paul's "The Lovin' Spoonful" cover goes out in the opening round...

[Heston]

I'm going with TNK this round.

[Dr. Medulla]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

[Wolter]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

[Dr. Medulla]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

The only song that is truly skippable for me is "Love You To." I can critique and rank the others but, c'mon, a person deserves a fishbat to the head for not being blown away by this album.

[WestwayKid]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

The only song that is truly skippable for me is "Love You To." I can critique and rank the others but, c'mon, a person deserves a fishbat to the head for not being blown away by this album.

Revolver is a really strong album. There are a few songs I don't like as much, but there is not a bad song on the entire LP. The leap from Rubber Soul to Revolver is astounding.

[JennyB]

I'm going with TNK this round.

Heston's gonna Heston.

[Marky Dread]

I want to tell you, you is on the wrong album.

[Dr. Medulla]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

The only song that is truly skippable for me is "Love You To." I can critique and rank the others but, c'mon, a person deserves a fishbat to the head for not being blown away by this album.

Revolver is a really strong album. There are a few songs I don't like as much, but there is not a bad song on the entire LP. The leap from Rubber Soul to Revolver is astounding.

It really is. It's the sound of the 1960s becoming The Sixties™. Not for nothing did Mad Men use it to signal that change.


(Heston is totally Don, turning TNK off in the middle.)

[Marky Dread]

I'm going with TNK this round.

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

The only song that is truly skippable for me is "Love You To." I can critique and rank the others but, c'mon, a person deserves a fishbat to the head for not being blown away by this album.

Revolver is a really strong album. There are a few songs I don't like as much, but there is not a bad song on the entire LP. The leap from Rubber Soul to Revolver is astounding.

Yeah they were an extremely privileged band. They were allowed to be completely inventive in the studio and the pay off was musical genius.

[WestwayKid]

I hope you spill your super noodles on the carpet.

Despite kind of liking it, I evened out his vote by aiming for GTGYIML. Because, as I’ve said earlier today, I like every song on this album.

The only song that is truly skippable for me is "Love You To." I can critique and rank the others but, c'mon, a person deserves a fishbat to the head for not being blown away by this album.

Revolver is a really strong album. There are a few songs I don't like as much, but there is not a bad song on the entire LP. The leap from Rubber Soul to Revolver is astounding.

It really is. It's the sound of the 1960s becoming The Sixties™. Not for nothing did Mad Men use it to signal that change.


(Heston is totally Don, turning TNK off in the middle.)

I LOVE this scene! It was perfectly realized.

[Dr. Medulla]

It really is. It's the sound of the 1960s becoming The Sixties™. Not for nothing did Mad Men use it to signal that change.


(Heston is totally Don, turning TNK off in the middle.)

I LOVE this scene! It was perfectly realized.

It's also set up earlier in the episode where someone pitches an ad campaign idea and Don tells them to find some Beatles type of band to do the music—some kind of "yeah yeah yeah" song. That's what Don understands the Beatles as—easy to classify teeny-bopper stuff, you've heard one, you've heard them all. So he can't understand TNK as either a Beatles song or popular music. He's already a creature of the 50s, but now he's really being left behind. His entire way of life is based on a belief that he understands people better than they know themselves. This is a huge red flag that what he thinks he knows is becoming outdated. So he's contemptuous. It really is a spectacular illustration of before and after.

[Wolter]

It really is. It's the sound of the 1960s becoming The Sixties™. Not for nothing did Mad Men use it to signal that change.


(Heston is totally Don, turning TNK off in the middle.)

I LOVE this scene! It was perfectly realized.

It's also set up earlier in the episode where someone pitches an ad campaign idea and Don tells them to find some Beatles type of band to do the music—some kind of "yeah yeah yeah" song. That's what Don understands the Beatles as—easy to classify teeny-bopper stuff, you've heard one, you've heard them all. So he can't understand TNK as either a Beatles song or popular music. He's already a creature of the 50s, but now he's really being left behind. His entire way of life is based on a belief that he understands people better than they know themselves. This is a huge red flag that what he thinks he knows is becoming outdated. So he's contemptuous. It really is a spectacular illustration of before and after.

One of the best scenes I’ve seen on tv ever.

[Wolter]

Fun fact Alexis Bledel (the one who draws the heart) is actually Pete’s real life wife. I didn’t know that when I watched the episode.

[Dr. Medulla]

It really is. It's the sound of the 1960s becoming The Sixties™. Not for nothing did Mad Men use it to signal that change.


(Heston is totally Don, turning TNK off in the middle.)

I LOVE this scene! It was perfectly realized.

It's also set up earlier in the episode where someone pitches an ad campaign idea and Don tells them to find some Beatles type of band to do the music—some kind of "yeah yeah yeah" song. That's what Don understands the Beatles as—easy to classify teeny-bopper stuff, you've heard one, you've heard them all. So he can't understand TNK as either a Beatles song or popular music. He's already a creature of the 50s, but now he's really being left behind. His entire way of life is based on a belief that he understands people better than they know themselves. This is a huge red flag that what he thinks he knows is becoming outdated. So he's contemptuous. It really is a spectacular illustration of before and after.

One of the best scenes I’ve seen on tv ever.

On a series that had so many of those perfect scenes. I honestly believe it is the best tv drama of all time.