We're still hanging out at the beautiful Miami beaches. I've taken the time to read some more of 1984, which is going great so far. Ringo is busy practicing his whole laid back routine. McCartney is out singing about the sun and how he wishes George could be here. Cycloptis is starting to get back into his pen and paper RPG routine again, which the rest of us are looking foward to, even Ringo and McCartney, who aren't too familar with the subject matter. Well, all said, it's been another beautiful today down here and we are having a wonderful time. Greetings from way down south! And as always, peace and love. Peace and love. Peace and love.
YTMND of the night:
Song of the night:
There's A Place (Artist: The Beatles, Year: 1963)
Fact of the night:
Her Majesty was originally placed between Mean Mr. Mustard and Polythene Pam on Abbey Road. McCartney disliked the placement and requested it to be removed and destroyed. An Abbey Road engineer however, on specific instructions never to delete anything the Beatles recorded, saved it and ended up placing it at the end of the album, after 14 seconds of silence from the last song. The Beatles ended up liking its random placement at the end and decided to keep it. It was not listed in the album's track listing, so many consider it the first hidden album track.