I feel like it can't be judged by the same criteria that most music is. I see Revolution 9 not so much as music but more as avant-garde sound art, and to that end I think it is brilliant
JasonconfusedIf We Make It We Can All Sit Back and LaughProfile California
I love it! It's a beautiful collection of noises. It's actually quite terrifying. There is a section where I think someone is sobbing and I love it. Sends chills up my spine. If any Beatles song deserves hate, it's Yellow Submarine. That song is garbage. _________________
I love it! It's a beautiful collection of noises. It's actually quite terrifying. There is a section where I think someone is sobbing and I love it. Sends chills up my spine. If any Beatles song deserves hate, it's Yellow Submarine. That song is garbage.
It is kinda weak as a standalone, but I feel like it works fairly well in the context of the album
I like it a lot. I wouldn't call it one of the better tracks on the album, but I definitely think it's better than "Revolution 1"! ๐ฒ _________________ "The Beatles, the greatest band known to mankind." - Bismah Mughal
Had it instead been recorded today by a band like Bull of Heaven (who have done similar stuff), I imagine that the few people who'd actually hear it would laugh and then leave
It is kinda weak as a standalone, but I feel like it works fairly well in the context of the album
I kinda agree with this.. I wouldn't listen to an album of songs like that. But album is filled with a large variety of everything, and to me it fits perfectly at the end. Possibly even better is the decision to follow it with a song like Good Night.
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