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If there\u2019s one thing that has become abundantly clear in the development of his music career, it is that Finn Wolfhard is a megafan of The Beatles<\/a>.<\/p>\n Anyone who is remotely interested in music can label themselves as a Beatles nut in some way or another. Everything they\u2019ve created has tinged modern music such that it would be foolish to claim you aren\u2019t a fan of the band in either a direct or indirect capacity.\u00a0<\/p>\n But Wolfhard is firmly in the camp of the former, directly professing his love for the band to an almost endless degree. In fact, during his episode of Far Out\u2019s \u2018Existential Boozer\u2019<\/a>, he revealed that of all his most treasured possessions, of which his Stranger Things bike is included, it was in fact a first edition copy of The Beatles\u2019 White Album that tops the list.<\/p>\n A fitting album for Wolfhard, who has recently been sharing his renewed love for that record. The expanse and bravery of this seemingly speaks to a man on the cusp of his own artistic change, leaving behind the limiting expectation of those determined to keep him in his Stranger Things box and now embracing the liberated freedom of his own self-produced musical career<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n The vibrant sense of experimentalism that existed on that record, just after Sgt Pepper\u2019s Lonely Hearts Club Band and not long before Abbey Road, feels almost perfect for Finn and generally any music fan at roughly 23 years of age. There is an excitement to what The Beatles are doing in that moment that captures the endless opportunity of youth and the subtle rebellion of leaving conservatism behind.<\/p>\n But despite all of that, Wolfhard\u2019s favourite Beatles track does indeed go back to the beginning. While admitting that \u201cIt changes so much, and \u2018In My Life\u2019, is \u201cprobably the best-written\u201d Beatles song, he completely flipped the script.<\/p>\n Wolfhard continued, \u201cBut a favourite of mine is probably \u2018Ticket to Ride\u2019 or something. That was my first introduction into The Beatles. But there\u2019s so many obviously amazing songs off every album, it\u2019s kind of nuts.\u201d<\/p>\n Further reading: From The Vault<\/p>\n While featuring on Help!, an album at the latter end of that early Beatles era, \u2018Ticket To Ride\u2019 still feels like a firm soundtrack to the innocent youth of the band and almost a far cry from the wisdom of his other choice, \u2018In My Life\u2019.\u00a0<\/p>\n It\u2019s relatively surprising, given how much there is in the way of experimentalism and what sort of music has ended up influencing Wolfhard\u2019s debut album, Fire From The Hip<\/a>. But maybe, like his acting career, there has been something to learn from the innocence of youth?<\/p>\n Surely, like any Beatles fan worth his salt and as a musician himself, the choice will soon flip to something different. There\u2019s no way of ever having one favourite Beatles song, for the options are positively endless, and as Wolfhard embarks on a music career that is set to change frequently, don\u2019t be surprised to see a new favourite mentioned soon.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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