Sentence examples for this record says from inspiring English sources

"Tomorrow Never Knows was so far away from the early Beatles stuff that even I myself thought, well, the normal kind of Beatles fan won't want to buy this record," says Voormann.

"I think that there is so much Nate Dogg on this record," says Mayer Hawthorne, one half of Tuxedo with producer Jake One, about the inspiration behind the album.

"I have always been very proud to hold this record," said the 1966 World Cup winner.

"She was there for every single stitch of this record," said Shane Stoneback, the engineer who recorded both "Treats" and "Reign of Terror".

"I don't think you can sit here and say, 'Nobody's going to catch this record,"' said Bailey, who called Velazquez the heir apparent.

"We went through a lot of lofty, conceptual ideas for this record," said primary Antler Peter Silberman.

"Danger Mouse really brings it on this record," said Jason Bentley, who's had the group on his tastemaking "Morning Becomes Eclectic" radio show on KCRW-FM (89.9).

"These guys wanted to make a statement with this record," said John Feldmann, a veteran of the pop-punk scene who produced "Sounds Good Feels Good".

"I think it's amazing that Ray Kurzweil sent us a bunch of pieces, and for whatever reason, they really tie in with what we were trying to say on this record," said Maida.

Siraj, in this recording, says, "No killing.

"Somehow getting our hands covered in clay and paint was just what we needed to shed light on this next record," says LeCoque.