How can you miss the Beatles?

I haven't been doing much drawing. I started playing Monster Hunter:Iceborne with my Daughter. Once we got tired with Monster Hunter I got hooked on Helldivers II. It's a great game but I finally got sick of it. I've recently gotten into ChiFi and picked up a few pairs of IEM's so I want to keep listening to the 101 Albums That Changed Popular Music by Chris Smith. I was listening to The Freewheeling Bob Dylan by Bob Dylan and then I jumped to Bringing It All Back Home by Bob Dylan and have nearly finished it. I was looking to pick back up where I left off but I realized I completly skipped Please Please me by The Beatles. So Im listening to that, then I'll finish off Dylan and keep going. IEMs in use: 7Hz Salnotes Zero https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BX6JD72H

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