Strangely, out of the thirteen album covers the band has released officially, the band has not portrayed images as negative and violent as they have in the 'Butcher Cover'. The reason behind publicizing the original 'Butcher' Cover and then replacing it with a rather different and simpler cover develops a confusing mystery.
The title song of the album is named as 'Yesterday'. The song starts with the phrase "Yesterday all my troubles seemed do far away" which gives us a sense of the beauty of yesterday and how the Beatles miss their past. They now have so much fame attached to them and this fame has led them into so many troubles today. Thus they might have depicted their past with smiling faces and their present with butchered baby dolls. Conversely they might be loving their today and the smiling faces might portray their happiness for today and the latter might portray their less famous, or not so great life as a child. The song portrays how 'Yesterday' was so significant for the Beatles, how they miss their past and how they are facing so many troubles in their today due to all the fan following and staying away from their families or loved ones.
The new album cover was released as the butcher cover was not accepted by the public. But the newer album cover had absolutely no resemblance to the latter. In the new album cover one can see the four posing and showcasing their smiley faces. The new album cover displays the band in a form they had been done prior, which is prominently seen in the album covers of 'Please Please me' and 'With the Beatles'. The original album cover did have much more to it. But replacing the original album cover with an image where the band is posing with a trunk and smiling to the camera questions the authenticity of the original. Applying a totally new album cover confuses the purpose of the original.
The newer album cover had total resemblance to some of the previous album covers.
Within the Beatles career though many conspiracies arouse. ... The next album was the original Yesterday and Today album, better known as the Butcher album. ... The second release of the Yesterday and Today album was much different than the first, and sales were made in the stores with this album. ... On the cover it is full of sketches of the Beatles. ... This crowd includes models of the early Beatles. ...
This paper examines the story of The Beatles, addressing questions such as: Who were the Beatles? ... The Beatles The story of the Beatles began in 1956, a period when the city of Liverpool, England had been hit by a craze of skiffle music. ... This was the brand of music that influenced the Beatles. ... Another controversy for The Beatles was the cover for their album, "Yesterday and Today" which featured a picture of the band members in butcher aprons alongside pieces of several baby dolls. ... The Beatles truly stamped their footprints in the music industry, and even today, they're kn...
Through examining their studio albums and interviews, I will attempt to uncover why people were so drawn to this band, and why they still leave an imprint on pop music today. ... The formation of the Beatles was now complete. ... It was followed by "Meet The Beatles". ... Lennon's ode to Bob Dylan "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away", and McCartney's timeless "Yesterday" are far better songs than they made in the past. ... This was the beginning of The Beatles greatness. ...
Some people felt it was to follow in his foot steps Another case, which I am sure you all have heard of before, The Beatles. ... In June of 1966, the Beatles came out with a album called, "Yesterday and Today." ... The Beatles were not happy at all. Three years later, two members of the Beatles came out with an album called, "Two Virgins", and on the cover of that album it was a picture of themselves naked. ...
This image is the original cover from the album "Yesterday and Today" released in June of 1966. But you'll never see that cover when you browse through the Beatles section at your local record store. ... The Beatles own idea of expression, could not be expressed in society due too peoples complaints and ideas of what is "appropriate." ... II PROVONG AN OPINION: The lives of young people today are not simple, but incredibly complex. ... He, like many other political figures, opposes the lyrics in many of today's songs, but unlike others, he is standing up and fighting for what he ...
"Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, now it's though as if they"re here to stay, oh I believe in yesterday (The Beatles)". ... Today, people are completely reliant on fossil fuels for their energy needs and are finally feeling the repercussions of our actions. ... Today, technologies already exists to help reduce the risk of catastrophic environmental problems, at a relatively low cost. ...
That something would be The Beatles."" ... The Beatle's 1966 album, "Sgt. ... and A Hard Day's Night, two of The Beatle's music movies. ... Yesterday is the most covered song of all time, covered more than one thousand times and bands still try to have as many number one singles. ... Beatle's music was banned on 35 radio stations. ...
The beginning of this song is far from our standard rock and sounds similar to the Beatle's "Yesterday," containing mainly a piano and one voice. ... (www.ingsoc.com) The expression of an artists personal life through their music is a popular thing even today. ... The way strings are worked into the song is reminiscent of numerous Beatle's and George Martin's works. ... There are subtle references such as the Beatle's allusion to LSD in the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." ... Today censorship has become diluted to the point that Cypress Hill can release a song ti...
