We're as busy as can be finishing everything off. You should expect that a lot in this industry. Go away. We'll be completely finished tomorrow.

YTMND of the night:

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Song of the night:

Baby's In Black (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1964)

Fact of the night:

The Boston Massacre was not a massacre in any terms at all and was greatly blown out of proportion by the American colonists.

Apparently you people can't appreciate the time it takes to create an effective set list. We shall continue....tomorrow.

YTMND of the night:

http://howtoprankatelemarketer.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

It's All Too Much (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1969)

Fact of the night:

Radioactive atoms are characterized by how many neutrons they have, and as a result how unstable they are.

We're still making up the set list. Give us some time.

YTMND of the night:

http://notrapshere.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Happiness is a Warm Gun (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:

George Harrison is often credited to releasing the first triple pop album ever, "All Things Must Pass".

We are all rested up now and ready to plot another concert. Since we seem to be going across the continental U.S., we think the next best place to do the show is Houston. We think now we'll delve more to country/folk songs, as well as diversifying more of the set list to include some more cover versions. I'll let you know how we'll prepare everything.

YTMND of the night:

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Song of the night:

It Don't Come Easy (Artist: Ringo Starr, Year: 1971)

Fact of the night:

A common translation for "Amen" is actually Let it Be, which might explain the strong spiritual and religious feel to the song of the same name.

We're still sleeping. Now please don't wake us. No don't shake us. We're only sleeping.

YTMND of the night:

http://scientologyattack.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

The Word (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

According to the "Paul is dead" hoax, he died in about 1966 in a car accident.

Nothing much to say today. We're still resting after the 2 day concert. We're all exhausted.

YTMND of the night:

http://matrixexplained.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Sexy Sadie (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:

John Lennon's birthday was October 9th, and caused him to become obsessed with the number 9, as seen as Revolution 9 and other songs of his.

The 2nd day of the concert went even better. We opened up with I Want You (She's So Heavy), which is not only one of the best Beatles tracks, but it's a good attention grabber as well. We worked away through a complete mish-mesh of different tracks, including little child, sexy sadie, twist and shout, here comes the sun, the abbey road medley, and while my guitar gently weeps. As always, we closed with McCartney's unforgettable Hey Jude, which just seems to be getting more memorable everytime. All in all, a good concert, and we've raised a ton of money. This will go to good causes, and I'm very proud of that.

YTMND of the night:

http://stevensandporky.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

I'm Looking Through You (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

Road rage is becoming a more and more serious issue every year since the 90s, with over 13,000 injuries and deaths resulting from it.

The first part of the New Orleans concert went very well. Like I mentioned before, 3/4 of all the money raised for this now double-concert will go to Hurricane Katrina relief, which is still pretty needed even after all this time. The songs themselves we felt we did very well, and even after all this time and despite not all the original members are living, we still feel we can capture most of the magic of the original Beatles in the songs. It really does show in the crowd reactions, applause, and demands I think. Maybe the Beatles will be making a comeback someday...

YTMND of the night:

http://asadplace.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

For You Blue (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1970)

Fact of the night:

Paul McCartney could not actually compose music by writing. He did it by sound and rhythm.

well, the set list is finally done, and I sparred McCartney his life. Here's what we have this time:

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

With a little help from my friends

I'm looking through you

think for yourself

birthday

yer blues

want to tell you

yellow submarine

please please me

and your bird can sing

in my life

run for your life

from me to you

she's a woman

I feel fine

ticket to ride

help!

something

come together

I want you (she's so heavy)

because

here comes the sun

abbey road medley

little child

all my loving

octopus's garden

sexy sadie

twist and shout

she said she said

let it be

you know my name (look up the number)

magical mystery tour

fool on the hill

flying

your mother should know

dear prudence

the continuing story of bungalow bill

while my guitar gently weeps (with guest star Eric Clapton!)

I'll follow the sun

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Reprise

Hey Jude

It's about time, and we had to make it especially long to satisfy our waiting fans. Hell, this might take 2 full days to do!

YTMND of the night:

http://sixtymins.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

I'll Follow The Sun (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1964)

Fact of the night:

The reason why many Beatles singles didn't make number 1 on the billboard hot 100 is because those spots were already taken by other beatles songs.

Just...remember.....what.....I....said...........

YTMND of the night:

http://willsmithobiwan.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

We Can Work It Out (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

Michael Jackson owns the rights to a large number of Beatles songs.