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This is what it sounds like when 100 vinyl copies of The Beatles’ White Album are playing all at once

For his new gallery show at the Recess Gallery in NYC, artist Russell Chang collected as many copies of The Beatles’ White Album as he could find, no matter the condition. His exhibit shows off his impressive White Album collection, but he also provides a recording of what 100 White Albums playing simultaneously sounds like.

posted 22 February, 2013
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Wrong Abbey Road, fool.

posted 15 February, 2013
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New British citizenship test will cover things like Margaret Thatcher, Monty Python and the Beatles

If you’re applying for British citizenship in the near future, you’d better start studying not only British history, but British culture. The UK will be revising their citizenship test to replace questions about water meters and job interviews with more important information about things like Stonehenge, Margaret Thatcher, the Beatles and Monty Python.

posted 30 January, 2013
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PAUL’S DEAD

posted 10 January, 2013
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Saturday morning cartoons: “Moon Rock” by Yellow Submarine director George Dunning

Based on the book “Lateral Thinking”. George Dunning, the director of the Beatles Yellow Submarine, and the rest at TVC made the science fiction short Moon Rock in 1970.

posted 05 January, 2013
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Afternoon music mashup: Cope/Doors/Beatles/Verve “I Am the Trampoline to the Other Side”

An amazing four-way musical mashup that works so well.

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IHC After Dark Movies: ‘All This and World War II’

One of the most bizarre movies ever made, ‘All This and World War II’ is an hour and twenty minutes of World War II stock footage with Beatles music. It’s The Beatles vs Hitler.

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A photo from that time the Doctor was hanging out with the Beatles

Apparently, this is a real photo. At least that’s what they say. The person who found the photo, @HolyFrell, tweeted it to Steven Moffat, who was absolutely chuffed and hinted he might have to write a Doctor meets the Beatles episode.

Someone on Twitter pointed out that the person in question is probably Neil Aspinall, the Beatles’ manager, not a Time Lord. SONOFABITCH.

Morning music: Robot band The Hubos play The Beatles’ “Come Together”

Considering that each HUBO, an advanced humanoid developed at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), will run you between $300,000 and $400,000, you’re looking at a $1.5 million-ish production here, which I’m sure well reflects the amount of work that Drexel University’s HUBO music programming team Alyssa Batula, David Grunberg, and Matthew Prockup put into these robots.

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Paul McCartney’s son hints that sons of The Beatles might form Beatles 2.0

In the 80s, before John Lennon was gunned down, some Beatles fans had hoped for a reunion. With only two Beatles left, that obviously isn’t happening. But James McCartney, son of Paul McCartney is hoping for a different option— the sons of the Beatles getting together to form something like Beatles: The Next Generation.

IHC After Dark: Bill Cosby sings “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”

Better or worse than Shatner?

posted 13 February, 2012
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IHC After Dark music: The Beatles “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”

A little ditty you might have heard maybe at some point. Sort of obscure, I know.

Morning music: Flaming Lips “I Am the Walrus”

Yes, it’s the Flaming Lips covering the Beatles’ “I Am the Walrus”. Daddy like.

posted 28 December, 2011
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Morning Music: John Lennon “Imagine”

On this day in 1980, John Lennon was shot down in New York City. I know this song is perhaps an obvious choice for a one-song tribute, but god damn what a song it is. I like the Beatles, but I like Lennon more. He was an absolutely tremendous musical talent, the likes of which the world only sees every hundred years or so.