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Subject: Re: The Beatles - Growing Up

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Kara

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Date Posted: 10:07:55 12/07/07 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "The Beatles - Growing Up" on 08:20:01 12/07/07 Fri

1. at the beggining of their carrer their songs were more upeat and happy, about just liveing life and enjoying it. as their careeer progressed there songs became more about what was happening in there lifes, and lost a little of that happy sound. as there careers was coming to an end they slowed down there music and almost put a gloomy sound to their music.
2.as their career started the lyrics started out about girls and heartache, the typical story of men there age. as they matured and there career moved on, they began toput real feelings into their singing and start to sing about deeper themes such as loss and reflection.
3.i think one of the main resons Eleanor Rigby was considered rock was becuase the beatles sang it and they were considered a rock band.it could have also been classafied as classic rock by the sound and structure.
4.i personally liked the expierimental era the best. it really let them express themselves so we could get a sense of there artistic side.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: The Beatles - Growing Up	Eric Stapley	10:08:27 12/07/07 Fri

Re: The Beatles - Growing Up	Billy Watters	20:22:06 12/09/07 Sun