Have you got the "Love" code cracked?

[nascarfan19]

I've been looking around yesterday on Google and I couldn't find that the answer has been totally cracked.

If you have no idea what I'm talking about, this is it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_(The_Beatles_album) (release history, 1st paragraph, last sentence)

So far, I've only found one possible clue: On a Beatles fan site, someone pointed out that cutting out the bottom half (somewhat like Sgt. Pepper's) of the word LOVE resembles the word CODE (http://www.beatlelinks.net/forums/sh...d.php?p=759806). However, it seems unlikely that's what Giles Martin (producer) was aiming for.

I say we work together and try to figure out what this code is

[JoeSaintsFan]

All for it man, let's see what we find out

[gamegyro56]

What is the code? Is it supposed to be hidden in the songs or on the physical album?

Or is the code something like this:
Love
The Word is Love
The Word is also The Bird, which is from:
Surfing Bird
Surfing USA, which is based off of:
Sweet Little Sixteen, which is written by:
Chuck Berry, who also wrote:
Back In The USA, which was the basis for the name of:
Back In The USSR, which has the lyrics:
Georgia on my Mind, which was written by:
Ray Charles, who wrote:
What'd I Say:

"Paul McCartney was immediately struck by the song and knew that when he heard it he wanted to be involved in making music. George Harrison remembered an all-night party he attended in 1959 where the song was played for eight hours non-stop: 'It was one of the best records I ever heard.' While The Beatles were developing their sound in Hamburg, they played 'What'd I Say' at every show, trying to see how long they could make the song last and using the audience in the call and response, with which they found immense popularity. The opening electric piano in the song was the first John Lennon had ever heard, and he tried to replicate it with his guitar. Lennon later credited Ray Charles' opening of 'What'd I Say' to the birth of songs dominated by guitar riffs."




Is that the code? I'm still confused on what the code actually is supposed to be.

[nascarfan19]

Is that the code? I'm still confused on what the code actually is supposed to be.

Giles gave us no clue on what the clue actually was, so it's just best to either take things one step at a time, or to take some guesses and hope they're right

[CheeseLord]

GameGyro, Dude....That's some deep stuff....IT MUST BE CORRECT!

It's interesting though because I have never heard of this until now and I'm suprised no one has offically gotten it yet. Where do you go to get your prize anyways? I'll bet the clue is in the audio or something. BUt what is it a clue for? It's a mystery!

[gamegyro56]

I found a site that has all the Love tracks separated into the individual tracks. It's probably illegal to show it here, so that's why I'm NOT going to tell you to google Loveology and click on the 4th link.

[JoeSaintsFan]

GameGyro, Dude....That's some deep stuff....IT MUST BE CORRECT!

It's interesting though because I have never heard of this until now and I'm suprised no one has offically gotten it yet. Where do you go to get your prize anyways? I'll bet the clue is in the audio or something. BUt what is it a clue for? It's a mystery!

What aboout the end with the "Johnny Rythm" message?

I found a site that has all the Love tracks separated into the individual tracks. It's probably illegal to show it here, so that's why I'm NOT going to tell you to google Loveology and click on the 4th link.

smooth

[beatlesfan99]

Hmmm, never heard of this before... now this gives me a reason to go completely insane while trying to get the secret message...

[JoeSaintsFan]

Hmmm, never heard of this before... now this gives me a reason to go completely insane while trying to get the secret message...

me too man, me too

[Zachy7777]

I found a site that has all the Love tracks separated into the individual tracks. It's probably illegal to show it here, so that's why I'm NOT going to tell you to google Loveology and click on the 4th link.

*Wink Wink*