Talk:Why Don't We Do It in the Road?

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I don't think this song inspired Revolution 9 as Revolution 9 was one of the first songs recorded for the album, and this song was not recorded until much later in the sessions. Not sure, but pretty sure. :-) - 5percent4nothing, 7/1/06
I think this is by far the Beatles' best song. --129.186.18.61
I agree its blues/soul. just because its not the same as every other song they ever did, doesnt mean its the worst. i love it. --Jaysscholar 02:12, 20 November 2005 (UTC)
That's great. The talk page isn't an appropriate place for discussing opinions on the content, though, just an FYI: this area is intended to be a place to discuss how to best present the article, POV aside. Rob 16:34, 17 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Lennon quote

I've heard the quote before, but never as a sarcastic comment. I think Lennon actually DID consider this his favorite. We even follow it up with "it inspired Lennon", so let's at least get a citation on this quote. Rob 16:33, 17 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Edited

I removed the material that was added below, but feel free to re-add the information contained if you can verify it and rewrite it in an formal tone of voice.

Actually , the song is about the Abbey Road sleeve photo session . Paul is barefoot to get it done ... now !! John , having an attention span of about 60 seconds , at that point . The song's 'nobody will be watching us ' refers to the mid-afternoon status of 1968 Abbey Road .


--Mithunc 05:26, 1 August 2006 (UTC)


[edit] Uh, What?

There is speculation that the positioning of the song is a subtle joke, providing a question and an answer with the next track, "I Will". This has been done by other bands, notably Weezer on The Green Album, where the song "Hash Pipe" is followed by " Island in the Sun".

Bolded section removed...I may be dense, but I'm failing to recognize how the two Weezer songs referenced comprise a similar Q:/A: scenario. Assuming it's just a gratuitous attempt by someone to insert refs to their favorite band into unrelated articles. Anazgnos 19:51, 5 September 2006 (UTC)

Dense you are not, but the error is my part. For the Weezer songs, it's less of a Q:/A: than it is one song title making a joke. It's hard to explain it, which is why it was poorly phrased, but the idea is that when you use a Hash Pipe, you go to an Island in the Sun. I won't put it back in, unless it's agreed that it is similar enough to warrant reference. Ajphctp46