I was the using the wait till the end of song method of reviewing tell me your thoughts in the comments

'Monkberry Moon Delight' is... WAW. It sounds like Tom Waits at the 80's.

I always enjoy your reactions. You combine a keen intellectual/analytical approach with an emotional absorption of the music and lyrics. In other words: great job!

“Too Many People” is a post-Beatles breakup diss song against John Lennon. John responded with “How Do You Sleep At Night.” Tough times for all four Beatles. Thankfully, eventually they all recovered.

great album.. ahead of his time..

Ty for the reaction!!!!

Also, what Paul was seen in that first song that was aimed towards John mostly was for Alan Klein. And the other three Beatles realized how right McCartney was. So even though he was sending out his frustrations in song. That song proved to be true in the long run and they all became friends again. also John George and Ringo wound up suing Alan Klein. And I apologize I am sure words are incorrect. But I have visual issues and I could no longer edit when I do text to speech.

FYI, the reason so many Beatles songs were shorter was because they only allowed so many minutes to go on the radio. Although The Beatles changed that by coming out with hey Jude day in life. But still some radio stations had restrictions.

For those of you that don’t know telephones used to have party lines. Some of you may not even know what telephones are. But until the smart phone we had and cell phones we had telephones in our house. And in the 60s people still had party lines, which means you shared it with several people.

The thing about when Paul may sing a dig to John, the world doesn’t know it. John might know it, but not the World. When John slung BS on the wall into everyone, that would listen he wrote the most horrible song that anybody could write to someone else. In interviews, he insinuated that McCartney was not the musician that he was during The Beatles and that grow time has proven his major talent. But John tried to put him down and I love John Lennon and McCartney. He said so many times, but when he left the Beatles John, just for whatever reason did not want the world to know how much Paul had to do with the songs that made John famous. I.e. Strawberry Fields. John has put down Strawberry Fields Saint Paul and George Martin ruined it. But yet it’s a masterpiece that he gets huge acolytes for and then he said that he had written part of Eleanor Rigby. And people came out that we were there when Paul wrote it and said that no John did not John did do one thing him and McCartney changed father McCartney to father McKenzie they looked in a phonebook for those of you that don’t know it was a book they used to give us with everybody’s phone numbers. But there’s a lot of that that’s come out now. And I’m not seeing John isn’t majorly talented to me. John is a poet and put his poetry to music. And McCartney is a walking music man. And that bother John. In a sense I think part of what broke up the Beatles was. Paul was becoming so major talented and he could do an album or records all by himself. And that bothered and hurt John. Unfortunately I think if they would’ve communicated, it would’ve been a whole different story but and that time men did not talk about their feelings

FYI, they crucified McCartney and Rolling Stone and several other critics. I would like to mention that I can’t think of right now any of you will know, but the founder of Rolling Stone was good friends with John and for whatever reason had it out for McCartney believing it was McCartney, who broke up the Beatles, which another interesting thing why did John straighten that out then but… The editor changed the reviews of of several of his journalist. They spoke out later, so Rolling Stone destroyed this album verbally.

The ending of Ram On reprise are the opening lines of the song Big Barn Bed, which opens 1973's Red Rose Speedway.