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...es continue with Lennon vocal experimentation and previously unheard sound effects. The end of the track features an almost comic chorus of "Mama, Dada, Mama,

...like brass playing. It was typical John Lennon — he just wanted it to sound weird.'|Mark Lewisohn, ''The Beatles Recording Sessions'', p. 102|1988}} ...when I edited it together I turned the cluck-cluck of the chicken into the sound of a guitar string coming under tension as it is tuned, trying to mimic tha

...non seems to have had something cosmic in mind, requesting from Martin, 'a sound like the end of the world' and later describing it as 'a bit of a <i>2001</

...as nice, it wrote itself very easily. Later George Martin put a fairground sound on it.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney|1998}} ...and Neil Aspinal played mouth organs and I played a variety of electronic effects.|quotewidth=500px|George Martin|1998}}

...nto the album with its illusion of a live performance. By adding the sound effects of applause, tuning up, and so on, we tried to paint a tableau: of the curt

...nd unlike itself: a piano shouldn't sound like a piano, a guitar shouldn't sound like a guitar. There were lots of things I wanted to try, we were listening ...rd collection of songs. We use trumpets, violins and cellos to achieve new effects. George has written three of the tracks. On past LPs he never did more than

{{cquote|We tried to get the vocals to sound like somebody's asleep, which is very difficult.|quotewidth=500px|George Ha ...l idea. [...] It played backwards, and, 'What the hell is going on?' Those effects! Nobody knew how those sounded then. We said, 'My God, that is fantastic! C

...'ve got this track called 'Tomorrow Never Knows' which features electronic effects that I worked out for myself, and words from ''The Tibetan Book Of The Dead ...to credit John with the backward recordings, the loops and the wierd sound effects, but the tape loops were ''my'' thing! The only thing I used them on was 'T

...goal!,' with the crowed roaring in the background, and track four had the sound of a window being smashed. [This version is available on the Beatles' 'Anth