Revolver - Side A - Round 4

[WestwayKid]

The Yellow Submarine has been sunk.

[Dr. Medulla]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

[Kory]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

[Dr. Medulla]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

[WestwayKid]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Paul was a pretty good axe slinger. I've heard it argued that he was actually the best guitarist in the band.

[WestwayKid]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He plays lead, but not on the solo - which is handled by Paul.

[Kory]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He played guitar on it, I believe, just not the solo. Paul "had an idea" he wanted to try out. I can't remember if George was pissed about it though. Probably.

[Dr. Medulla]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He played guitar on it, I believe, just not the solo. Paul "had an idea" he wanted to try out. I can't remember if George was pissed about it though. Probably.

For a guy who found peace in Eastern religions, George was also permanently in snit mode.

[Heston]

She Said is great but the others are greater.

[Heston]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

You just want a face off between TKN and ER in the final. I assure you, you will lose.

[Kory]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He played guitar on it, I believe, just not the solo. Paul "had an idea" he wanted to try out. I can't remember if George was pissed about it though. Probably.

For a guy who found peace in Eastern religions, George was also permanently in snit mode.

As someone who's been in a band with a Paul, I have endless sympathy for him.

[Dr. Medulla]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

You just want a face off between TKN and ER in the final. I assure you, you will lose.

I'm skeptical that TKN will make it out of its side. But, no, I'm bowing to how pathbreaking ER is in the history of pop.

[Dr. Medulla]

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He played guitar on it, I believe, just not the solo. Paul "had an idea" he wanted to try out. I can't remember if George was pissed about it though. Probably.

For a guy who found peace in Eastern religions, George was also permanently in snit mode.

As someone who's been in a band with a Paul, I have endless sympathy for him.

George is, in terms of outlook and personality, my Beatle (even tho John's and Paul's work were both better on the whole). But he seemed to spend three-quarters of his time as a Beatle hating being a Beatle. As much an overbearing turd Paul could be, I can only imagine how exhausting having this dark cloud in the studio must have been.

[Heston]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

You just want a face off between TKN and ER in the final. I assure you, you will lose.

I'm skeptical that TKN will make it out of its side. But, no, I'm bowing to how pathbreaking ER is in the history of pop.

Fight back, goddammit!

[WestwayKid]

Taxman, to preserve the radical conventionality of ER.

I was quite disappointed when I found that Paul performs the guitar solo rather than George.

Huh. George gets arguably his best song date to lead off their most challenging album, and he doesn't play guitar. There's always something to generate grievance.

He played guitar on it, I believe, just not the solo. Paul "had an idea" he wanted to try out. I can't remember if George was pissed about it though. Probably.

I believe I've heard George speak positively of the solo...though he might have been talking about Paul's bass playing. Either way, he was thankful that Paul gave it an Indian sounding tinge.