The Beatles

[HUSKER 37]

...The second is "Love". This album is unique. It was actually the soundtract to the Cirque de Sole (sic) production, and involved sampling of various songs. One unique track has the Sun King cut played backwards - very haunting. The sampling - done by Beatles producer George Martin and his son - really is outstanding. You literally hears the songs in a whole new light.

Kinda like this?

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Hey AR..

Any idea how they made the background "Seagull noise" on the song "Tomorrow Never Knows"?

I sometimes have played that song over and over for hours..(And without drugs)..

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[AR Husker Fan]

...The second is "Love". This album is unique. It was actually the soundtract to the Cirque de Sole (sic) production, and involved sampling of various songs. One unique track has the Sun King cut played backwards - very haunting. The sampling - done by Beatles producer George Martin and his son - really is outstanding. You literally hears the songs in a whole new light.

Kinda like this?

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Hey AR..
Any idea how they made the background "Seagull noise" on the song "Tomorrow Never Knows"?

I sometimes have played that song over and over for hours..(And without drugs)..

Ah - good question, because no one knows. When they made the song, they used a lot of sounds in the EMI tape library, and then used a lot of feedback and reverse tape loops, etc. After they finished, they wondered how the hell they could ever reproduce it live - which they couldn't, of course. It was a sort of "jam" session in which they kept adding sounds and loops.

Very cool, though...

 

[HUSKER 37]

...The second is "Love". This album is unique. It was actually the soundtract to the Cirque de Sole (sic) production, and involved sampling of various songs. One unique track has the Sun King cut played backwards - very haunting. The sampling - done by Beatles producer George Martin and his son - really is outstanding. You literally hears the songs in a whole new light.

Kinda like this?

Sorry - getting a message that the video is no longer available.

Hey AR..
Any idea how they made the background "Seagull noise" on the song "Tomorrow Never Knows"?

I sometimes have played that song over and over for hours..(And without drugs)..

Ah - good question, because no one knows. When they made the song, they used a lot of sounds in the EMI tape library, and then used a lot of feedback and reverse tape loops, etc. After they finished, they wondered how the hell they could ever reproduce it live - which they couldn't, of course. It was a sort of "jam" session in which they kept adding sounds and loops.

Very cool, though...

Thanks..Glad I wasn't the only one wondering..I seem to recall a (sorta) similar sound much later on a Smashing Pumpkins song...1979 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2snP7rGP6g

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Here's the link to the yt vid I postedd before and a longer sample I found today..




Gnik Nus or is it Sun King (backwards)....The Beatles

 

[papersun87]

When I get back to campus, where my copy of The Beatles Anthology is, I'll consult it about the seagull noises. I'm pretty sure Paul says something about it in there.

 

[AR Husker Fan]

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Here's the link to the yt vid I postedd before and a longer sample I found today..

That's it.

 

[HUSKER 37]

When I get back to campus, where my copy of The Beatles Anthology is, I'll consult it about the seagull noises. I'm pretty sure Paul says something about it in there.

Song Meanings

Accd to this post,

the seagull noise is actually paul laughing played backwards. and some of the guitar from taxman is played backwards, sped up here also. great song, but it has been contributed to starting todays dance type music.

 

[ohiohusker]

papersun87.....I think you're haunting me! Ever since you posted this, I have heard Beatles songs everywhere. Today on my lunch break I did a little shopping, and heard "64" and "Love Me Do"...... (But it's a good thing!)