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Subject: Re: The Beatles - Growing Up

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Victoria Vance

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Date Posted: 10:10:17 12/07/07 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "The Beatles - Growing Up" on 08:20:01 12/07/07 Fri

1. In the early era of The Beatles, they made high-quality, commercial pop tunes. They were exalted by the media and matched many of the popular songs out. The songs were short, peppy, about love, and had traditional structure. Mostly the songs were standard hits with guitars, bass, drums, and vocals. As the band matured and began to push their limitations, they began to experiment with different instruments, adding a classical element. They also achieved a deeper, more poetic sense of life, instead of just girls and having fun.

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Re: The Beatles - Growing Up	Victoria Vance	10:31:15 12/11/07 Tue