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Title: Underrated!
Review: Released between Sgt. Pepper's and the white album, The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour is largely overlooked and I don't understand why. It features John Lennon's inspired wit becoming truly baroque ("Strawberry Fields Forever" "I Am the Walrus"), the continuation of George Harrison's intriguing experimentation with Eastern culture ("Blue Jay Way"), George Martin's most breathtaking studio wizardry ("Strawberry Fields Forever," "All You Need Is Love"), some of Paul McCartney's brightest shining pop tunes ("Penny Lane," "The Fool on the Hill") and, of coarse, Ringo performed too. Maybe being basically collection of excellent songs rather than a cohesive experience (like Abbey Road or Sgt. Pepper's) hurt it or perhaps people can not forget that absurdly stupid TV movie it soundtracked. In any case, it is about time Magical Mystery Tour is counted among the Beatles' best work.
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