The Beatles Becoming a Studio Band

The tours started to become a bore to the band because when they were on stage preforming, they couldn't hear themselves play their instruments. They felt as the fans were there only to see them not to hear them play their music. They also grew tired of life on the road, and not being able to play the songs they liked. It didn't matter what songs they played in the first place because the fans drown The Beatles music with their yells and screams. In one of their concerts, John Lennon started swearing at the fans because they couldn't hear themselves playing their instruments. No one notice because the fans was too loud to notice. The Beatles even stopped playing their instruments during their shows to see if the fans noticed. They didn't. Also, the fans were too loud that Ringo Starr couldn't hear what songs the other Beatles were playing, and he would play off tone or sometimes, the wrong song because their raging fans were yelling. The Beatles started becoming dissatisfied with touring after 1964; it's been reported that the Beatles didn't take their later shows all that seriously, in fact, the only show after 1964 that they did take seriously was the Shea stadium concert of august, 1965 and that was because of all the media attention on that show, after that gig they stopped taking their shows seriously, in fact some reports say they didn't even bother rehearsing.at their opening shows in Germany in 1966.
             Touring was no more enjoyable for The Beatles because they were constantly traveling from place to place with sleepless nights and troubles on the road made it much more difficult. .
             In addition, the "Fab Four" were facing threats because Lennon said," Christianity was in decline and that the Beatles had become more popular than Jesus Christ." Most of the threats came from Ku Klux Klan ( K.