If you listen to music, and particularly if you’re a Beatles fan, this will be entertaining. If, however you make music, this will be nothing short of fascinating. This excerpt is taken from a 1992 special documenting the making of perhaps the most important piece of music of the 20th Century: The Beatles’ Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The bulk of the interviewing time here is with Sir George Martin, the legendary producer behind each of the Beatles albums, with the exception of Let it Be, but Ringo, Paul and Phil Collins each lend some perspective to the process behind the album’s momentous closing track. It’s a trip watching people explain the creative process so casually when they’re talking about a piece of history. As if it was just five guys in a studio recording some shit. This is just inspiring.