10/12

Same score as you Tuesday Afternoon.

I thought it was a pretty tough test. Some obscure songs in there.

It may have something to do with how old I was when I was listening to these songs, but I'm pretty sure I had every one of those memorized back then.

don't know what I got wrong . Must have accidentally clicked on wrong lyric. Really. Beatlemaniac since Jan. '64.

one wrong (which surprised me). But not bad I guess, for a band that broke up before I was born.

It was taking a rather long time to calculate my score, and I started to get the impression that that web site might be more than what I had bargained for.

Thats why I don't which one I got wrong. Which I'm still in disbelief over.

...starting with the first time I heard them on the car radio over WLS Radio in Chicago, to the Ed Sullivan show and everything after.

As with many, The Beatles were a tremendous influence on me, especially musically.

hearing I wanna hold your hand. We used to sing it walking home from the Bus Stop ... I think I was seven.

There were only a couple of them I had to listen to in my head to make sure.

12/12

That's just the way I roll.



I laugh my ass off when people say "The White Album didn't have a bad song on it!"

NO, actually, if you take the White Album and put the best songs on one 80 minute CD, it's a better album than 95% of the bands that followed could possibly muster.

The songs that DID NOT FIT on the 80 minute CD?

Shit.

I rest my case.

But then, I'm also old enough to remember listening to each of these songs on the tinny speaker of a transistor radio.

"Lady Madonna" was sung by Paul-- for some reason I had always thought it was Ringo!

A no brainer.

It was easy to access the auditory memory banks.