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Post by keytothetruth on Jun 18, 2024 11:36:18 GMT -5
Personally I l find all the Tavistock/Adorno/Aquarian stuff pretty ridiculous. I’m definitely aware of the dark sides of the music industry and the fact it is often used for social engineering. I think it’s possible The Beatles may have been involved with this. However I don’t think Tavistock had anything to do with it, and I definitely don’t think Theodor Adorno or a secret team of writers wrote The Beatles’ music. However the one thing I can’t explain is the Rubber Soul album. This was talked about by Mike Williams in his Did The Beatles Write All Of Their Own Music presentation, as well as subsequent ones and being the main focus of this video: m.youtube.com/watch?v=TMpj7fzPf4k&pp=ygUZbWlrZSB3aWxsaWFtcyBydWJiZXIgc291bA%3D%3DBasically, the problem is it takes at least 6-8 weeks to manufacture a vinyl record. The mixing of Rubber Soul was done around November 17, and it was released on December 3, so there was not enough time for it to be released that soon. According to Mike Williams, the songs had already been written by Tavistock’s writers and the instrumental tracks already recorded by session musicians, so the titles and runtimes of the songs were already known, and the manufacturing had already started before or during The Beatles came in to record the vocals. However this doesn’t really make sense, because I would presume in order to start manufacturing, the music would need to be finished, which would mean the vocals would have already been recorded. So I can take away three possibilities from this. The public Beatles are not the actual Beatles that recorded music, the dates given for the Rubber Soul sessions aren’t correct and were actually earlier, or the album was able to be manufactured in two weeks when it usually takes eight. I don’t really know what to make of this, I haven’t seen any discussion of this outside of Mike Williams’ videos. |
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Post by Red Lion on Jun 18, 2024 21:29:28 GMT -5
Mike Williams is light years behind this board…
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Post by keytothetruth on Jun 19, 2024 13:55:21 GMT -5
Mike Williams is light years behind this board… Yeah, but I’m focusing on this specific discovery of his. You know if there’s any other threads discussing this? |
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Post by Red Lion on Jun 19, 2024 21:43:46 GMT -5
I do not..but this is a large board, happy hunting!
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Post by ramone on Jun 20, 2024 18:08:12 GMT -5
Mike Williams is light years behind this board… Certainly covered a lot of stuff over the years - IAAP to Apollo C to...... |
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Post by ramone on Jun 20, 2024 18:13:19 GMT -5
Personally I l find all the Tavistock/Adorno/Aquarian stuff pretty ridiculous. I’m definitely aware of the dark sides of the music industry and the fact it is often used for social engineering. I think it’s possible The Beatles may have been involved with this. However I don’t think Tavistock had anything to do with it, and I definitely don’t think Theodor Adorno or a secret team of writers wrote The Beatles’ music. However the one thing I can’t explain is the Rubber Soul album. This was talked about by Mike Williams in his Did The Beatles Write All Of Their Own Music presentation, as well as subsequent ones and being the main focus of this video: m.youtube.com/watch?v=TMpj7fzPf4k&pp=ygUZbWlrZSB3aWxsaWFtcyBydWJiZXIgc291bA%3D%3DBasically, the problem is it takes at least 6-8 weeks to manufacture a vinyl record. The mixing of Rubber Soul was done around November 17, and it was released on December 3, so there was not enough time for it to be released that soon. According to Mike Williams, the songs had already been written by Tavistock’s writers and the instrumental tracks already recorded by session musicians, so the titles and runtimes of the songs were already known, and the manufacturing had already started before or during The Beatles came in to record the vocals. However this doesn’t really make sense, because I would presume in order to start manufacturing, the music would need to be finished, which would mean the vocals would have already been recorded. So I can take away three possibilities from this. The public Beatles are not the actual Beatles that recorded music, the dates given for the Rubber Soul sessions aren’t correct and were actually earlier, or the album was able to be manufactured in two weeks when it usually takes eight. I don’t really know what to make of this, I haven’t seen any discussion of this outside of Mike Williams’ videos. Didn't check the link yet but I remember someone did a timeline concerning the Lads busy schedule - esp during touring time - and how difficult it would be to find that much time to write between touring, travel, the concerts, rehearsals , recording in studio, interviews one after the other, making a couple movies, eat, sleep...... |
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Post by keytothetruth on Jun 20, 2024 18:49:13 GMT -5
Personally I l find all the Tavistock/Adorno/Aquarian stuff pretty ridiculous. I’m definitely aware of the dark sides of the music industry and the fact it is often used for social engineering. I think it’s possible The Beatles may have been involved with this. However I don’t think Tavistock had anything to do with it, and I definitely don’t think Theodor Adorno or a secret team of writers wrote The Beatles’ music. However the one thing I can’t explain is the Rubber Soul album. This was talked about by Mike Williams in his Did The Beatles Write All Of Their Own Music presentation, as well as subsequent ones and being the main focus of this video: m.youtube.com/watch?v=TMpj7fzPf4k&pp=ygUZbWlrZSB3aWxsaWFtcyBydWJiZXIgc291bA%3D%3DBasically, the problem is it takes at least 6-8 weeks to manufacture a vinyl record. The mixing of Rubber Soul was done around November 17, and it was released on December 3, so there was not enough time for it to be released that soon. According to Mike Williams, the songs had already been written by Tavistock’s writers and the instrumental tracks already recorded by session musicians, so the titles and runtimes of the songs were already known, and the manufacturing had already started before or during The Beatles came in to record the vocals. However this doesn’t really make sense, because I would presume in order to start manufacturing, the music would need to be finished, which would mean the vocals would have already been recorded. So I can take away three possibilities from this. The public Beatles are not the actual Beatles that recorded music, the dates given for the Rubber Soul sessions aren’t correct and were actually earlier, or the album was able to be manufactured in two weeks when it usually takes eight. I don’t really know what to make of this, I haven’t seen any discussion of this outside of Mike Williams’ videos. Didn't check the link yet but I remember someone did a timeline concerning the Lads busy schedule - esp during touring time - and how difficult it would be to find that much time to write between touring, travel, the concerts, rehearsals , recording in studio, interviews one after the other, making a couple movies, eat, sleep...... I don’t really find that part of the argument convincing. Even with busy schedule, The Beatles spent a lot of time in hotels with nothing to do, on long plane and bus rides, and had breaks between tours. They had plenty of times to write songs. Most of Mike Williams’ points can be easily debunked, but this is the one thing that seems impossible. Not the fact that they went into the sessions with no material like Mike claims, which isn’t true, but the fact that the album was manufactured in around two weeks when it usually takes six-eight. |
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