So I slept on it instead of tweeting this from my seat as I shook my head. Still embarrassed to have witnessed that 9th inning at Citi Field. I don’t care that our season is over, that was very weird to me. Situations matter. 1st inning, fine. The 9th to tie the game? No thanks.

I’m begging you, with tears in my eyes. Please stop using AI to write your tweets. We see the AI cadence. It’s not fooling anyone. Say it with me: AI is for research, not for becoming your entire personality.

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Amongst the many, many amazing things about The Beatles, one of the most insane things is that it was pretty much always just these four guys. Aye, Billy Preston played on a few, George Martin on a lot more. They had the odd guest, and classical musicians played things they couldn’t. But, when you put on a Beatles album, it’s mainly the same four guys making the music, whatever it might sound like. I know people will say “well, that’s what most bands do” But, most bands aren’t creating albums where they change genres multiple times. In fact, most bands don’t change sound from album to album, and instead find a style and run with it. Or if they do, they take their time with it. Radiohead might jump from OK Computer to Kid A, but they take 3 years to do it. The Beatles released all their albums in 7! Not only that, Radiohead use the roadmap of others, “let’s make this like Aphex Twin” “let’s make this like DJ Shadow” The Beatles were the roadmap. When they turn up at the studio and create Tomorrow Never Knows, there’s no precedent for that. It’s mind blowing how they did it. They always set out to make every song different, and pretty much succeed. That takes a special kind of genius, to write that many songs in that short a time without repeating themselves. This is one of the reasons they are actually underrated if anything.