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11.39pm
17 June 2010
OfflineHey friends! I know that I haven't been on for a while… but i have something that has compelled me to come back! I need to know your opinion on what Beatles songs best represent the book Animal Farm, by George Orwell.
Here's what I've already got.
1.Revolution
2.Piggies
3.Fool on the Hill (for clover)
4.Yesterday
So if you've read this (amazing) book please let me know what you think I should do. Thanks!
2.11am
20 September 2011
Offlinegod, I love that book.
Are you doing an arts project on it or something?
2.41am
17 June 2010
Offlineseaglass eyes sunny smile said:
god, I love that book.
Are you doing an arts project on it or something?
I'm actually doing a reading project. My teacher wants me to do an album with songs that go along with characters and themes from the book. I chose to do all Beatles songs.
And it is an amazing book! I love it too.
4.37am
1 May 2010
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16 February 2011
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10 August 2011
OfflineGreat topic. Using the 4 Beatles themselves you can develop the idea of whether people can truly be equal. After all, in many ways the 4 Beatles were equal and tried to be equal. But at the same time, "some were more equal than others" ….
Somewhere in your Introduction, you can also make mention of all the animals in Beatle songs; check out the "White album as an animal farm" thread.
6.16pm
17 June 2010
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17 June 2010
Offline"Into the Sky with Diamonds" said:
Great topic. Using the 4 Beatles themselves you can develop the idea of whether people can truly be equal. After all, in many ways the 4 Beatles were equal and tried to be equal. But at the same time, "some were more equal than others" ….
Somewhere in your Introduction, you can also make mention of all the animals in Beatle songs; check out the "White album as an animal farm" thread.
That's a great idea. Thanks. 
6.44pm
1 May 2011
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27 May 2011
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10 August 2011
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17 June 2010
OfflineJaiGuruDevaOm said:
I haven't read it before. Is it about Beatles? I'm sorry. Never read it before, would you recommend it?
It's not about the Beatles. But it's rumored that piggies was inspired by the book. And you absolutely must read it. Its a fable and it's amazing.
"Into the Sky with Diamonds" said:
JaiGuruDevaOm, YES!!!! It's short and always quoted. It was written when the Beatles were just toddlers. Animals are used as a parody/metaphor for human society.
Actually it's a parody/metaphor/allegory for the Russian revolution.
meanmistermustard said:
I tried to read the book but found it quite dull.
You may find it dull at one time. But you need to think about it from the perspective of the allegory. It makes it easier to look at the Russian revolution and understand it. An it makes total sense to find it dull, I know a lot of kids in my class that found it boring. But when you get into it you may just love it! 
5.25pm
1 December 2009
OfflineGreat book. You could certainly find aspects of both "Piggies" and "Revolution" in there, although Orwell was surely talking about a different revolution than was in the air in '68. I suppose "Fool On The Hill" could apply tangentially to Clover – she was the vain, silly hair-ribbon-obsessed pony wasn't she? "Yesterday", afraid I don't see the connection to that one at all.
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