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Beatle Trivia Fans!?
Near the end of the Beatles seminal recording of, "I Am The Walrus" there's dialog between two men that fades in and out.
10 points to the first one who can correctly identify the source of the dialog, in other words, what or who created it?
4 Answers
- CJ PLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
The voices at the end are from a BBC broadcast of the Shakespeare play King Lear.
Source(s): http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=138 - 1 decade ago
The spoken voices at the end are from Shakespeare (King Lear Act IV Scene VI)), that were taken from a BBC broadcast at the time The Beatles recorded this.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
King Lear Act IV Scene VI.
Source(s): god nose - haberstrohLv 45 years ago
i love the Stones because they encompass what Rock & Roll is all about. sex, drugs, rock & roll, and they have that innovations-set and swagger that makes them so badass. i imagine they were more effective uncooked and hard around the aspects than The Beatles. In a fistfight, the Stones ought to kick the Beatles' asses.
