... with perhaps not much thought put into it, even if it was true. The Rolling Stones, on the other hand created controversy with their well thought out lyrics to such songs as Satisfaction'. The lyrics on this particular song were the cause of its ban from the airplay on radio stations all across the US. Both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones ... 't mind so much the Beatles in the early sixties but as the sixties progressed so to did the Beatles. By the late sixties the Beatles had become a controversial band. Their lyrics didn't so much openly mention drugs but several of their songs suc...

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... about a drug dealer in New York who supplies the rich and famous with expensive drugs. Harrison's "Taxman" is a grievance to making millions, only to give it to the government. The Lyrics, music, and philosophy had changed with "Revolver", and they were turned up another notch with the release of their next album "Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band". If "Revolver" stretched ... ...

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... to Beatle music; they made sure that people were listening to the words and not just the music. The Beatles additionally used repetition in their music, in not only the lyrics but also the music. The Beatle's 1966 album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band- is still considered one of the greatest albums ever made nearly forty years after its release ... ...

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