http://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-...et/9093348

Even the Beatles didn't remember how the first chord in "Hard Day's Night" was created. A Mathematician worked on it for years and finally figured it out.

That was a cool read. I remember it like yesterday, my aunt Junie telling us kids about a group from England who were taking the world by storm. Within a week or so we saw them on the Ed Sullivan show.

I remember hearing Randy Bachman's version years ago. It was spot on.

(11-06-2017 07:22 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  That was a cool read. I remember it like yesterday, my aunt Junie telling us kids about a group from England who were taking the world by storm. Within a week or so we saw them on the Ed Sullivan show.

I never really understood why, of all the things they did, "I should have known better" was my favorite Beatles song. Then in college, we went to a theater on the drag showing old movies and saw "Hard Day's Night." I had seen it when it first came out sitting on a blanket at a drive-in as a kid with my teenage sisters (guess the parents dumped us off and had a date night). I didn't remember anything about it but the opening crazy scene at the train station. But what stuck with me subconsciously was that "I should have known better" was featured in two different spots in the movie.

cool stuff. as much as bachman though he had it I don't think he had it perfectly.