Revolution 1

Oh, yeah.

And that is Revolution 1.

All right.

All right.

And I haven't really listened to a lot of Beatles on headphones.

um in my life so you know and and so i could whether they just completely fixed up with new technology or not if you had told me 10 years ago go listen to this record on headphones out my brain would explode with stuff i've never heard before so i listened to all of the red and blue with headphones and i loved it it was so much fun that's great and part of doing this for this podcast i've been listening to stuff on high volume in the car and on headphones yeah super digging it So

Adam, if you put Revolution 1 up against the electric version, what wins?

The electric version.

And I had just recently, probably a few weeks before, come off of doing the White Album video that I did where I went through and tried to, you know, tabulate all of the different, you know, bases used on the album and on what tracks.

And I came to the conclusion that Paul used his Hoffner on Revolution 1, which I haven't seen talked about much.

I sort of had that tone in my head and I was like, wait a second.

Then I went back and listened to it and I compared it to Old Brown Shoe and then I was like, oh, okay.

problem with the Beatles is they have some great music on an album, and then they gotta goof around and play around, and the White Album contains...

Not Revolution, which we are going to talk about in a minute.

Yeah.

It does have that song.

Yeah.

But it also has Revolution No. 9.

No. 9.

No. 9.