Moka, do you mean "Love You To"? it's often referred to as the least of Harrison's Indian-style tunes. but turn it up and you'll hear this fabulous bracing drone sound, an Indian(?) instrument which sounds like reversed gated/cutoff distorted guitars (more Tago Mago or post-punk). I find the song simultaneously minimal and enveloping: a washing machine tumble of sound. speaking of bracing, that opening salvo of Taxman>Eleanor Rigby>I'm Only Sleeping>Love You To as a sequence must have sounded like terra incognita in 1966. it's not until Here, There... that we're back on more familiar ground.
dunno if I could ever consider "Yellow Submarine" a dud or turd, but then again I was 3 when it was released so target age for it as children's singalong. I was later scared seeing the film in the cinema at a young age (6?) so it still has an acid-eeriness for me.
― Paul, Wednesday, 23 September 2015 13:51 (eight years ago) link