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In an age where musicians often become bogged down by micromanagement and endless adjustments, The Beatles' ethos was different. They embraced spontaneity and creativity instead of overthinking each detail. For instance, Paul McCartney's suggestion for an instrumental break in "A Day in the Life," although different in tempo from the rest of the song, resulted in an undeniably inventive piece of music—a testament to how accepting imperfections can lead to groundbreaking work.