There will never be another band like them. From mop-top mania to mind-bending psychedelia, The Beatles didn’t just follow the times—they reinvented them.
With each album, they shapeshifted: from the catchy charm of A Hard Day’s Night to the wild, technicolour swirl of Sgt. Pepper’s. And somehow, four lads from Liverpool ended up doing for music in the 1960s what Martin Luther did for religion in the 1520s. Radical. Disruptive. World-changing.
Together, Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr created something close to musical alchemy—where every track was a spell, every lyric a spark. And decades later, they’re still the gold standard. Still spinning on turntables. Still being discovered.
But here’s the big question: will people still be talking about The Beatles 200 years from now? Will they be the Mozart of the modern age?
Join Keith as he dives into the legacy, the legend, and the lightning-in-a-bottle that was The Beatles—and makes a surprising case for why their echo won’t fade anytime soon.
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