MANIC framework: The Beatles

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In the article by Orlando, the most important thing to remember is that the Beatles were aggressive and naïve, and most of their projects were divisive and fractured, but they still attained perfection by accident. The records made by the band are still good, and they still enjoy playtime on radios fifty years later. I was particularly struck by the fact that the record was pure and clear, and it did not require any description or explanation beyond the band’s name. For instance, McCartney performed some of the popular tracks “Back in the U.S.S.R.,” from 1968 in 2003, and it still resonated with the audiences.
Agree
From the reading, I agree with the author’s view that in the album released by the Beatles, the songs progress through a romantic, mystical, and spectral dimensions. The soundscape itself is also associative and fluid (Orlando). This is true since the Beatles were renowned for their ability to use choirs, sound effects, and horns that infuses the records with a dreamy aura. The songs are very appealing due to the lyrics, and it also makes them more entertaining. This was a reason why most of their songs have been very popular for different generations.
Not agree
I do not agree with critiques of the “Sgt. Pepper” album, which reveals that the songs are not comparable to pop music since it lacks some crucial attributes like being vulgar, violent, sexual, fast, loud, and monstrous (Orlando). I do not agree with this perspective since the album, later on, become very popular, and it does contain some attributes of ...