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Subject: Re: The Beatles - Growing Up

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

1.As time past and the beatles become more mature their songs do as well. in the beggining they had intent of becoming a known band where in the middle to late eras they bagan to expand, breaking the boundries of music tradition forever.
2. During this period the lryics also changed. In the early songs they wrote about women and their loves where in later years they sung of more important and adult matters like world peace and equality.
3.I believe that Eleanor Rigby is considered a rock song only because it was written and performed by the Beatles. I believe that if any other person performed this song it would not have been as famous or even famous at all. the way the Beatles sung the song also incorperated it as a rock song.
4.Well i truly enjoy every Beatles song but if i had to choose a certain era i would go with the middle because i loved to pop aspect of the early years incorperated with the originality of them ppushing the musical boundaries.

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Re: The Beatles - Growing Up	Diwhcs Toille (Elliot Schwid)	10:08:59 12/07/07 Fri