From DJPOPPOP#8 was supposed to be Midnight Cowboy, but it is unavailable on Spotify and Apple Music. Slight pivot. New #7: The Beatles - Yellow Submarine (1969): A colorful burst of late-'60s psychedelia, Yellow Submarine climbed to #2 on the album chart, held out of the top spot by the Beatles' own White Album. Anchored by the title track and the enduring anthem "All You Need Is Love", it remains one of the band's most distinctive soundtrack releases.
- Does this album feel like a proper Beatles record to you, or does the film-soundtrack framing keep it in a different category?1 reply
- Which of the new songs on side one would you defend as genuinely great rather than just a leftover?1 reply
- How does George Martin's orchestral side land when you actually sit with it instead of skipping ahead?No answers yet
- What does Hey Bulldog do differently from the other tracks that makes it stand out for so many fans?No answers yet
- If you were introducing someone to the Beatles, where would you place this album in the listening order?1 reply
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