Magical Mystery Tour

Magical Mystery Tour
Label: Msi Music Corp
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 667342639529
EAN: 0667342639529
ASIN: B0000DEPRI


Release Date: 2002-07-15

Magical Mystery Tour


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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A correction re: Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane.......2006-08-25

Regarding lawyeraau's review of Magical Mystery Tour, I disagree with some of the information.

When the band was making Sgt. Pepper, the record company came to them and asked for a single. Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane were the songs they received, and it was released as a double A-side single. McCartney wanted the new album, Sgt. Pepper, to only have new songs on it, so the decision was made to leave off those two songs. In fact, they really are essential to telling the story of the town and a day in the life of the people there.

This information came from a George Martin TV special on "the Making of Sgt. Pepper." I wish he would have said where he'd put them in the sequence of the album--I've always wanted to know that. Martin said that may have been the single decision he regretted most -- leaving those 2 songs off the album.

I also saw the band interviewed, and Ringo was asked which songs on the album told the story, and he mentioned Good Morning. I felt a little bad, since he couldn't mention the 2 songs that told the most about the town.

5 out of 5 stars THERE IS PLENTY OF MAGIC IN THIS CD..........2005-08-04

The psychedelic epiphany in which The Beatles indulged brought forth some of their best and most innovative efforts. While only six of the tracks were written for The Beatles' television film, "Magical Mystery Tour", and the other five tracks, comprised of their singles' releases for 1967, were later added for purposes of an album release, it all works. In fact, two of the songs, "Penny Lane" and "Strawberry Fields Forever", originally were written for their "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album but were ultimately dropped, as they did not fit the creative concept upon which they were working at the time. It is almost hard to believe that these two great songs were originally each a side of the same single release.

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