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Furthur is now performing The Beatles’ Abbey Road album, one song at a time per night. Which of these Beatles releases would you be most interested in seeing Furthur perform if they decided to play another one?

Revolver: 26%

The Beatles (aka the White Album): 25%

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: 14%

Rubber Soul: 13%

Let It Be: 7%

Magical Mystery Tour: 7%

Yellow Submarine: 2%

A Hard Day's Night: 2%

Please Please Me: 1%

With The Beatles: 1%

Beatles for Sale: 1%

Help!: 0%

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Ray March 16, 2011, 12:04:21

Why no Abbey Road?

Jesse M March 16, 2011, 12:14:00

Because they just finished the album in it’s entirety last night. Each night was a new song in succession.

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