https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ewWzlx_bV8
Youtuber Angel Nene chronicles the changing (and disappearing) faces of the Beatles from 1960 to 2017, presented in ‘live 3D’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ewWzlx_bV8
Youtuber Angel Nene chronicles the changing (and disappearing) faces of the Beatles from 1960 to 2017, presented in ‘live 3D’.
An interesting musical experiment by musician Steve-san ‘Samurai Guitarist’ Onotera.
What he’s done here is perform an incredibly slow instrumental cover of Here Comes The Sun by the Beatles, taking a full half hour (appropriately, either side of dawn) to pick all the notes. He then speeds up the recording by a factor of 20, approximating the speed of the original.
The result is a strange, not unpleasing modulated violin effect.
Steve-san discusses it in more detail here.
Mario, Fafa, the gorillas, Johnny T and the rest of the Glove and Boots gang get their Beatles on in increasingly unhinged style.
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Ukrainian musician Oleg Berg digitally re-edits famous songs and alters their harmonic scale.
This is his favourite so far – Hey Jude by The Beatles in minor key.

Spotted at Universal Studios in Japan: forced perspective street art for the park’s 10th anniversary this March.
Either something’s been lost in translation or John Lennon is both Snoopy and Woodstock.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQZj5jT0qfU
YouTuber, StSandersMisc does his thing with The Beatles’ Help. To wit:
‘I never killed your lady, mother, chamberlady and your wife.’
Coming soon: a shredded version of Blade Runner. Hilarious preview of the work in progress here.