What does it take to be a die hard Beatles fan?

@stuartk 
Here’s a snippet from Guitar World magazine:

”Because Studio Two was the only studio in Abbey Road with the new TG console, the mics in Studio One were patched into the Studio Two console for this session. Geoff Emerick and co-engineer Phil McDonald had visual contact via a closed-circuit TV.  ​​​​​​​

Harrison also rerecorded his guitar solo in Studio Two at this session. According to details on the tape box, the solo was recorded after the orchestra session was completed, but Emerick maintains that the solo was cut simultaneously with the orchestra and on one or both of the same tracks.

“George certainly rose to the occasion and pulled it off brilliantly,” Emerick says.”

As Bob Dylan once sang, "Confusion reigns like bullets bark." And a pop quiz... What song is this line from?☺

@onhwy61

Yeah, I’m aware of that. But somewhere along the line, the thought that EC also soloed in "Something" gained traction in my brain and never left. I have no explanation as to why/how. 

@tylermunns

I was willing to accept that I was wrong without "proof" but thanks for the information ;o)

BTW-- this revelation does nothing to dampen my enjoyment of the guitar work!

Ive always said, if stranded on an island and had one band's music to chose, it would be Beatles. I know more about them than I need to know and they are one of the few bands where I enjoy every song on every album, minus a few. So, I guess Im a hard core fan.

The movie Get Back , got boring. Maybe a much shorter version wouldve held my attention better. However, The Beatles Anthology doc was great IMO.

No doubt, they were great song writers, broke new ground and influenced countless others. 

As a kid, my best bud and I listened to his bros vast Beatle & solo Beatles music alot. I do enjoy many bands and genres, but Beatles music has always been an enjoyable part of my life. 

I am a huge Beatles fan, but I must admit that I only watched the first of the three Get Back film.