Apparently the opening chord/clang of The Beatle's song "Hard Day's Night" (think about it in your mind... the first sound you hear before the opening "It's been a hard day's night... and I've been working like a dog") has never been reproduced. Nobody could find the exact match of instruments and notes that went into the original.
Well now, after 4 years of computer analysis and something called a
The Beatles have always been tight-lipped about the exact makeup of that mystical and fabled chord because they never wanted it to be played live again: That one time they did play it in the recording studio back in 1964, the sound of it opened a rift to the pits of hell and a demon named Yoko Ono came through.
It's a Fourier Transform. :)
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Oops. My medical vocabulary got in the way of what my eyes were reading and fingers were typing. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fournier's_gangrene)
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