Just objectively, listening to the song, what do you subjectively feel?

  • eezeebee@lemmy.ca
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    Honestly, annoyed. It feels like they’re trying too hard to do… something? So much start and stop, random instruments coming and going. Drums in the left ear!

    I like a lot of Beatles’ music, but this era is not for me. Rubber Soul and Help hit the spot. I prefer Pink Floyd’s take on psychedelic or whatever it’s meant to be.

    Edit: to better describe the feeling, it makes me feel like being forced on a roadtrip or vacation with parents. Too young to understand or care about the destination, knowing there are an unlimited number of other destinations I’d rather be.

  • sOlitude24k@lemmy.myserv.one
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    This is one of my favorites! I feel like the entire album is made of really good, and unique tracks, but since you asked about this one in particular…

    I feel nostalgic for something, not quite definable, that I never experienced. A mix of cozy and wistful.

    If you enjoy that song, make sure you give the whole album a go. Also wanna plug an alternate take (take 2, very rough), because it’s an interesting listen if you’re familiar with the original recording.

    https://youtu.be/y5g_DiZF5NI?feature=shared

    The final version (that made it to the album) is actually a speed-adjusted splice between take 7 and take 26.

    -Edit- Magical Mystery Tour https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nqb7p4ZKK8u4SIwd8S0odRX8iO2cE3JVk&feature=shared

  • BumpingFuglies@lemmy.zip
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    Like I’m lying in the backseat of my parents’ car in the 90s watching the powerlines and the clouds languidly roll by.

      • ‮redirtSdeR@lemmy.world
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        i love that song so much, and i don’t know if i can meaningfully describe it in any form more physical than an animated gif lol. the only thing i think i can note of is the weird terror i feel inside when john sings “nothing is real”.

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          The terror fades once you accept the statement is true and come to terms with it. Or, it should at least.

  • POTOOOOOOOO@reddthat.com
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    It pisses me off. I had a coworker that was obsessed with the beatles and would listen to the studio production recordings for hours. Hours of the first 15 seconds then abruptly stopping to retry it.

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        I’m sorry, I don’t understand this if it’s a question?

        Edit - Now I look like a dingdong, you edited it! XD

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            Hm, probably because it brings back memories of childhood which are a mixed bag. Otherwise I generally like the Beatles, so it’s not all sad. Not my favorite song, but a rippling sound. And that’s all my brain can extract today!

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    Makes me feel like when I have a small bit of a song stuck in my head and I’m desperately trying to think of what follows so that I can properly look it up but I can’t. Feels like there should be more of a follow-up in the chorus after “strawberry fields forever”. As it is, it feels like a jingle for a company named strawberry fields.