History Of The Beatles

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The time period after Sgt. Pepper in 1967 is one of the sloppiest phases the Beatles went through. They thought they were invincible after the countless praise they received over changing the musical scene as people knew it. However, this only proved to elevate their egos and arrogance. The Beatles had a careless toward their work and thought they could do no wrong. They even tried entering the business world with Apple Corps Ltd without any previous knowledge of how to run a business. Entering into this industry was a smug and pompous move by the Beatles and it ended with their demise as a band because they broke up two years later. The death of their manager, Brian Epstein, also left the Beatles in an apprehensive state. McCartney tried to step in and fill the void, but proved unworthy of bringing the band together. McCartney, undoubtedly the most dedicated to the group, attempt included different project to keep the band afloat. One of the more well-known ones was the Magical Mystery Tour which …show more content…

The band was anxious and uncertain about their future, but continued to sport cavalier attitudes toward their musical work. This lead to their songs being of poor quality. Although their songs created during this time period were not seen as disasters, their quality had substantially decreased from previous albums. For instance, George Harrison’s song “Only a Northern Song” is a great depiction of the song slump that the Beatles went through. This song rambles and is messy in every aspect. It’s no surprise Harrison viewed this song as joke. This mediocre songs exemplifies the carelessness and haughtiness of the Beatles during this time period. However, the Beatles soon exited this slump and started creating songs that were back up to par such as “Hey Jude” and “The Inner Light”. Although the Beatles went through a rough, egotistical patch, they were able to rise above it and come back better than

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