Last track - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Finale).

Pointless.

Featuring everybody.

Ever!

It is over.

It was a mostly lukewarm album with the occasional highlight.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 2 stars.

I bet there's about 6 CDs of Beatles cover on various Mojo magazines better than that.

And I was disapoint, I was expecting a complete train wreck, but it was mostly just too close to the original, only 70s and boring. The Bee gees are better than that.

In fact the Frankie Howerd/Gerorge Burns was the best stuff

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Ta ta.

TTFN.

TTFN was what I was planning to say all along and then in my panic I forgot.

OK, so where was I?

Frampters and the Bizzies.

Kite.

I've always disliked this song.

A proper waste of space.

I've never really understood how anyone is supposed to enjoy the song as anything other than whimsy - and not really a whimsy that meshes with any kind of overriding album concept.

TLaWR.

Mawk written larger.

Now writ largest.

What's the point of doing a version with high production values and strings that sounds less high production and less lushly orchestral than the original Let It Be version?

This is pathetic.

Framptonshire has such an underwhelming voice.

It is severely lacking in 'whelm'.

ADItL.

Oh, crimey.

Started off OK.

Barry in charge vocally.

It's holding together so far.