Salute The Sergeant

40 years ago:

  • People physically gathered in rock concerts and not virtually in chat rooms, social networks and virtual worlds
  • People enjoyed the sound of dust, scratches & subtle sounds when they played their vinyl records and not a limited and narrow spectrum of compressed MP3 file
  • A team from Liverpool actually made it all the way
  • A masterpiece called Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was released by the Beatles and completely changed the music world

To celebrate the event I am planning to dive deep into Wikipedia, refresh my memory and learn some new facts. From a short glimpse, it’s just amazing how detailed the album and songs pages are.

BTW, when searching for the original I came accross American Idol’s cover versions. Oy Vey. I will stick to the originals.

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About JayMeydad

Yovav "Jay" Meydad. Married+3. Lives in Los Angeles. Writes about internet, technology, mobile, football, music, travel and fatherhood. Currently works as VP of Product for Snap.com
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One Response to Salute The Sergeant

  1. jake says:

    hey…funny…just commenting to a friend a few days ago that i can’t get into any other beatles album like i did with sgt pepper.

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