The Beatles Never Broke Up – Everyday Chemistry

From the We can never get enough Beatles department.
The story goes like this. An American Guy, going by the fake name James Richards, comes into the possession of a cassette tape theoretically by the Beatles called Everyday Chemistry and writes up the story on a site called The Beatles Never Broke Up. The story is too ridiculous to mention here but you are welcome to go to the site and read it. The fake album is supposedly a Beatle release from a parallel world where John and George are still alive and healthy. What ensues is a hashed up album of eleven tracks which in their way are quite good, as long as you don’t take the whole thing too seriously. They are basically mixed  pieces of  recorded stuff from the fab four careers as solo artists, all put together in much the same way the Love album was. This concept may be the music of tomorrow – a descendant of sampling. Listen for yourself.

The tracks:

1. Four guys
2. Talking to myself
3. Anybody else
4. Sick to death
5. Jenn
6. I’m Just Sitting Here
7. Soldier Boy
8. Over the Ocean
9. Days like These
10. Saturday Night
11. Mr. Gators Swamp Jamboree