zaphod2016
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Merry Christmas to all you skeptical fans of the Beatles. Boy do I have a treat for you:
The Beatles Never Broke Up
tl;dr
* guy gets dragged into a parallel dimension
* in this alternate dimension, John was never killed, and the Beatles stayed together through the 70's and beyond
* as "proof" of this claim, the author provides the complete album "Everyday Chemistry" which he claims was produced by the Beatles in the alternate future.
As a skeptic, I feel it is my duty to rain on the parade, and explain the trick:
Track One: Four Guys
What we are listening to here is a rather clever mash-up of George Harrison's "When We Fab" combined with McCartney/Wings "Band on the Run". This wanna-be John Titor mixed together some of their solo work, added a clever back story, and released it just for us.
If you are a Beatles fan, check this out. I think these are some fairly excellent mash-ups, and the loony tunes back story is simply icing on the cake.
The Beatles Never Broke Up
On Sept. 9, 2009 I experienced something that I still am having trouble believing happened to me. I came into the possession of a cassette tape containing a Beatles album that was never released. In fact, not only was it never released but it was recorded many years after they broke up (and no I'm not talking about Klaatu).
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He took a look at the machine near the window and looked back at me and said he transported me into parallel Earth. He said he traveled to our Earth dimension and found me knocked out in the blazing heat with nobody around to help me out. Normally he said he doesn't take outsiders through a portal but in my case he thought I needed urgent help.
tl;dr
* guy gets dragged into a parallel dimension
* in this alternate dimension, John was never killed, and the Beatles stayed together through the 70's and beyond
* as "proof" of this claim, the author provides the complete album "Everyday Chemistry" which he claims was produced by the Beatles in the alternate future.
As a skeptic, I feel it is my duty to rain on the parade, and explain the trick:
Track One: Four Guys
What we are listening to here is a rather clever mash-up of George Harrison's "When We Fab" combined with McCartney/Wings "Band on the Run". This wanna-be John Titor mixed together some of their solo work, added a clever back story, and released it just for us.
If you are a Beatles fan, check this out. I think these are some fairly excellent mash-ups, and the loony tunes back story is simply icing on the cake.
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