Wow. That was a great concert. We're too tired to comment on it tonight after all that performing, but I must say that the crowd was a bit too loud and it reminds me of the Shea Stadium concert some odd 40 years ago, when the orginal Beatles claimed they couldn't even year their instruments play. Makes me wonder how long we should keep this up for before it grows old and/or tiresome.

YTMND of the night:

http://tothehouse.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Your Mother Should Know (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1967)

Fact of the night:

Hydrogen and oxygen, among others, are impossible to seperate into two different atoms. They are all grouped in pairs.

6We've arrived in Texas, but since it's more inland, we had to rest on some border town on the ocean, so we'll do it tomorrow.

YTMND of the night:

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Song of the night:

Tell Me What You See (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

Given its complexity, Tomorrow Never Knows can never be reproduced ever again in its original form anywhere.

Okay. Finally some time to post the set list for the Houston concert. It is as follows:

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/With A Little Help From My Friends

Hold Me Tight

It's Only Love

Only A Nothern Song

Good Day Sunshine

Cry For A Shadow

I'm A Loser

Baby's In Black

What You're Doing

Rain

The Inner Light

I Don't Want to Spoil the Party

Eight Days a Week

I Need You

Nowhere Man

You're Gonna Lose That Girl

Mother Nature's Son

Taxman

Birthday

Tell Me What You See

The Night Before

The Word

Ticket to Ride

Yesterday

Happiness Is a Warm Gun

Lady Madonna

Yes It Is

I'm Down

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Reprise

Hey Jude

Hello, Good-bye

Here we go again.

YTMND of the night:

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Song of the night:

One After 909 (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1970)

Fact of the night:

Benedict Arnold was actually a better military mind and leader than George Washington ever was.

*sigh*. I'll post it when I'm free, if that ever comes around.

YTMND of the night:

http://indiandownvoted.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Honey Pie (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:

Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) features perhaps the first use of the sitar in a western pop song.

So, we ran out of time again today. Don't ask us what we did today.

YTMND of the night:

http://whenyouvegotballs.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:
Here, There, and Everywhere (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1966)

Fact of the night:

The last official studio take by the Beatles was during January 3rd and 4th of 1970, when Harrison, McCartney, and Ringo recorded another version of Harrison's I Me Mine.

Well, we were out drinking all day, so we're tired again. I'm sorry, but I can't post it tonight either.

YTMND of the night:

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Song of the night:

If I Needed Someone (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

A large part of Star Wars is based on existing mythology.

Well, the set list is finally finished, but I'm so exhausted at this time that I can't even post it tonight. So I'll get around to it tomorrow. But don't accuse us of not finishing it, because we did.

YTMND of the night:

http://weirdalmessage.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Cry Baby Cry (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:
The Beach Boy's album Smile is the most popular unreleased album of all time, and had the potential to be possibly even bigger than Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

*head crashes on table*

We're working on it. We're working on it.

YTMND of the night:

http://neovsfpsdoug.ytmnd.com

Song of the night:

Everyone's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:

Everyone's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey has the longest song title out of any Beatles song.

It's almost done. Just putting the finishing touches on the set list, and then we'll be ready for the next concert either Saturday or Sunday.

YTMND of the night:

http://tragedystrikes.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

The Long and Winding Road (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1970)

Fact of the night:

Bunker Hill was the first major defeat of the British in the Revolutionary war, with them losing over 2,000 soldiers, even though they ended up capturing the fort.

Okay, sue us. We're still not finished. Try working in the music industry once and a while and you'll see how hard and hectic it can be.

YTMND of the night:

http://optimusbarrell.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

All Those Years Ago (Artist: George Harrison, Year: 1982)

Fact of the night:

One After 909, originally appearing on Let It Be, was actually recorded many years before then in 1963, though the Beatles weren't able to get it right back then.