The Making of Sgt Pepper (Part 6)

in the beginging i misunderstud. but now i got it, the word is good.

that was the most epic ending ever "You just wait" -Paul mccartney

not only that, but lennon has been portrayed as a cvili rights leader, which i will kind of agree with. he was just a lot more in the spotlight and did more "spectacular "things than the other beatles when they broke up .

Right, that can be said about Lennon, he did believe he could invoke change with his celebrity. But there is an impetuous irresponsible side to John as well, he left his first wife and child and didn't speak to them again for four years. I'm more than anything a fan of his music, he wrote in a deeply personal self confessional way. He had a very difficult early life and never forgot the pain of it. Federico Fellini once said that great art comes from deep pain, that's John Lennon's music for me.

sgt. peppers is the best album ever made. Period.

mccartney was great and i like ob-la-di,ob-la-da and maxwell's silver hammer, but Lennon was just superior.

It has to be 30 years since John Lennon wrote his last song,(I think it's that long), and more than 40 years since the Great Sgt. Pepper Album. And you can see how extraordinary a song writer he was. His music is still great after more than two centuries in Rock years. I listen mostly to Radiohead which seems like a natural progression to the music of the Beatle's Sgt. Pepper...not so much the music after.

...I wonder what Lennon would have thought of their music, and what they think of his?

George Martin did that part... he wrorte it down... they just said that they wanted an orchestal climax

That piano chord at the end of 'Day In The Life' must be the greatest album-ender in history.

Seems like everyone forgot that Paul wrote Yesterday and Hey Jude....many of today's mordern pop songs lack that kind of freshness.