As featured in the TOP 5 Beatles books on Amazon and TOP 2 Music books. The new Beatles cult classic with answers to the following new questions and many more. Even if you're an avid Beatles fan - this book is full of surprises. 1. Which esoteric/scientific subject matter is discussed in the book regarding various Beatles songs? 2. Which two people according to the book can be referred to as 'The Fool on the Hill?' 3. How are the close coterie of their Liverpudlian friends described in the book? 4. Which Liverpudlian 'meme' informed their song writing? 5. Which scientist is paraphrased in the song 'Strawberry Fields Forever'? 6. Who is Maxwell in Maxwell's Silver Hammer? 7. Which is the earliest Beatles song that the book claims deals with the concept of the perception of 'time'? 8. Which religious philosophy underpins the esoteric/scientific subject matter referred to in question 1 above? Take your own journey through The Fab 4's iconic songbook as we tease out the hidden meanings in many of their songs, focusing on their messages of peace and love, the 'war on terror', the Illuminati, the New World Order and the elites. The Beatles inspired 'revolution in the head' foretells of a quantum revolution which will spur a shift in our perception of the universe, and one the elites are already preparing us all for. Reader review: 'It is so astutely written and provides such depth of knowledge that surely this book must become a reader for anyone studying the Beatles or Liverpool itself. I found it a little mystifying at first but it all came together beautifully like a Shakespearean play. I highly recommend this book.' Were The Beatles part of a brain-washing conspiracy, foisted on a gullible public by the shadowy denizens of a new world order? Had they themselves tapped into a font of hidden knowledge from the psychic realm, translating a subliminal treasure trove of hidden clues in their songs and the pop art artefacts of their ground breaking albums? Did their transcendental message of peace and love delve beyond, into the quantum realm, a universe in itself of strange ideas and even stranger realities. The sixties focus on all things Beatles was the Internet of it's day. Beatle author Review: 'In Journey into Beatledom: The Fabulosity of the Foursquare Golem, Joe Robinson offers new readings of the Beatles' words and music through a richly textured sociocultural context. Drawing upon historical, materialist, and political insights, Robinson's study reframes the Four Lads from Liverpool for new generations of readers. It is a wonderful book based on a remarkable set of ideas.' Professor Kenneth A. Womack. Author of the award-winning novel John Doe No. 2 and the Dreamland Motel (2010), also a gold medallist in the Independent Publisher Book Awards for Best Regional Fiction (Mid-Atlantic USA). Author of Reading the Beatles: Cultural Studies, Literary Criticism, and the Fab Four (2006; with Todd F. Davis), Long and Winding Roads: The Evolving Artistry of the Beatles (2007), and The Cambridge Companion to the Beatles (2009), which was named by The Independent (UK) as the 2009 Music Book of the Year.