McCartney Times

By 1966, The Beatles had thrown all sonic limitations out the window.With the weight of touring expectations well and truly lifted from their shoulders, they embraced what now felt like limitless possibilities in the studios. No longer would they have to write songs that required translating to a live setting, and no longer were they beholden to the sort of public expectations touring facilitates.Instead, they could lean into their own curiosities and allow that to inform their music. Personal relationships and travel slightly altered their creative mindset, allowing them to dig deeper into the sort of existential questioning exhibited on Help. Marijuana also offered a helping joint, opening the door to the sort of musical lucidity that would help write tracks like ‘Norwegian Wood’ and ‘Nowhere Man’, but it was LSD that truly lit the spark of psychedelic revolution for the band, and allowed the music they created to become groundbreaking.

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