Ryan Adams is currently on the road to discovering the Beatles. Yes, he is well aware he's coming into the game a little later than most, but as Adams explains, he heard far more Rolling Stones growing up in North Carolina than he did Beatles, so it is never something he came across.
Last night Adams dug into the band's most expansive, psychedelic work, 1966's Revolver and tweeted his thoughts on the album along with some commentary from his former bandmate and studio collaborator Benmont Tench.
Read below.
https://twitter.com/benchten/status/876319586995625985
This record is so fucking weird.
— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 18, 2017
The sequence is also super weird. But it TOTALLY flows.
They are aliens. Some of these songs are alien af https://t.co/J5r9OIjnNF
Here, There & Everywhere ( Take 14 ) ... This song. It's a perfect song.
— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 18, 2017
Paul's voice melts my mindhttps://t.co/Rrzjv3dI72 pic.twitter.com/IqBv5KFDuS





