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Summary: hotel st augustine miami reviews My first memory of this album had nothing to do with the songs on it. I remember visiting my grandmother and seeing this album at her house in Huntington Beach, which means I was probably under the age of four years old. It belonged to one of my aunts or uncles and it scared the beejezus out of me. I thought the rainbows hotel st augustine miami reviews and stars were pretty but the Beatles in their furry costumes really freaked me out for some reason. I mean, really freaked me out. If the album cover was sitting in the "being played" rack (as it often was) and I saw it, I left the room until someone put it away. When Tory and I were going through Rich's records after he passed away and dividing them between us, I told her the story. She said I had to have the record since I had a history with it already.
I loved the songs on this album for many years. By the time I was 16, I gave up on buying Beatles' records because my mother always swiped them from me and insisted that they were hers and that she'd had them for years. I tried pointing out that the price tag showed it was purchased at Licorice Pizza but she would tell me she must have replaced her copy, so I gave up on the Beatles. When I started hanging out at the Sandell home, my interest was renewed. Those boys introduced me to albums that nobody else I knew owned. (This obviously hotel st augustine miami reviews isn't one of them. They were a good influence on me, just the same.)
Essentially, this was a concept album the idea being that the band gathered friends and family on to a bus and had magical hotel st augustine miami reviews adventures throughout the English countryside. After reading Tom Wolfe's "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test", I was kind of irritated with the Beatles and felt that they ripped off Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters. Now, I haven't read the book in many years so the details are a bit fuzzy and I'm too lazy to look it up. Basically, Kesey and the Merry Pranksters made a pilgrimage on Furthur to a Beatles' show in late '66/ early '67and invited the Beatles to join them for a ride. The Beatles said not interested, why go on an adventure via bus through the countryside? What a preposterous hotel st augustine miami reviews idea. Months later, the Beatles made the album and a snazzy little television special to go with it. The liner notes include a comic telling of their fantastic hotel st augustine miami reviews adventure hotel st augustine miami reviews that they had on the bus. To my young mind, it felt like intellectual theft and it made me gravely irritated. As I have grown older and have been plagiarized often by Germans (one in particular) the whole scenario still rankles my hide. Give credit where it's due. If someone inspired you to do or say something VERY similar, acknowledge it.