Reviews for The Oldies Music Aptitude Test: Trivia Fun for Armchair Deejays

The average rating for The Oldies Music Aptitude Test: Trivia Fun for Armchair Deejays based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-07-05 00:00:00 James Mcnil Bought at The Beatles Story museum in Liverpool (Part 1) (Part 2)

Review # 2 was written on 2016-02-28 00:00:00 Richard Young Dear The Fab Four, Thank you for always clearing my heads, healing my heart & lifting my spirit! ______________________________________________ The Mammoth Book of The Beatles. It's consist of six parts across its 608 pages with heap of decent reading material & solid information 1. 🎸 Part One: Life and Art - chronicles the band's complete recordings with razor sharp analysis of each & every album 2. 🎸 Part Two: Dissenters - or something made up of articles by people who don't really care for The Beatles. It's contains five essays with semi provocative titles such as 'Penny Lame' by Dave Simpson & 'Living Life Without Loving The Beatles' by Gary Hall. That's why I like this book. Not standard issue. Please, read this part with care 😁 3. 🎸 Part Three: Film & TV - looks at The Beatles Film & TV output, which includes a more than alluring piece by Mitchell Axelrod entitled 'The Beatles TV Cartoon Series: Beatletoons 4. 🎸 Part Four: Beatle Women - contains a number of candid interviews with Cynthia Lennon, Pattie Boyd, Yoko Ono, Linda McCartney & rather surprisingly, Astrid Kirchherr, a German photographer, artist & is well known for her association with the Beatles & her photographs of the band's original members during their early days in Hamburg 5. 🎸 Part Five: Interviews - the penultimate section of this book, includes assorted interviews with Pete Best, George Martin, Paul McCartney & Bill Harry 6. 🎸 Part Six: And In The End... - concludes with a colourful overview of the band by Paul Gambaccini, an American-British radio & television presenter & author in U.K I really enjoyed this book ❤️, despite the fact that I disagreed with quite a lot of Egan's opinions on the songs, he seemed to dismiss quite a high number of renowned classics as not great ✌🏻