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Watching the second half of episode 1 now and seeing them do "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is the Beatles equivalent of a team-building exercise at work @mattpointblank/1464504618260512772On twitter.com
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The editing of the scene after George quits is fantastic: chaotic music, lots of motion, and Yoko allowed to speak and even perform for the first time, because the inner sanctum has been dissolved and there's no structure. Really dramatic to see even knowing it's coming.Permalink On twitter.com
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Which is the real dichotomy of watching this now: we're observing this recording session 50 years later, with all the weight of what the Beatles came to be, sitting atop us. We know all the stories and all the songs already.Permalink On twitter.com
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We're watching them figure out how to write Let It Be when we already know how it ends, watching Ringo react to hearing it for the first time while we never can.Permalink On twitter.com
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Everyone grim-faced, hating every moment of it. Waiting for the instructor (Paul) to tell them they can call it a dayPermalink On twitter.com