Honestly, annoyed. It feels like they're trying too hard to do... something? So much start and stop, random instruments coming and going. Drums in the left ear!

I like a lot of Beatles' music, but this era is not for me. Rubber Soul and Help hit the spot. I prefer Pink Floyd's take on psychedelic or whatever it's meant to be.

Edit: to better describe the feeling, it makes me feel like being forced on a roadtrip or vacation with parents. Too young to understand or care about the destination, knowing there are an unlimited number of other destinations I'd rather be.

Like I'm lying in the backseat of my parents' car in the 90s watching the powerlines and the clouds languidly roll by.

like this

This is one of my favorites! I feel like the entire album is made of really good, and unique tracks, but since you asked about this one in particular...

I feel nostalgic for something, not quite definable, that I never experienced. A mix of cozy and wistful.

If you enjoy that song, make sure you give the whole album a go. Also wanna plug an alternate take (take 2, very rough), because it's an interesting listen if you're familiar with the original recording.

https://youtu.be/y5g_DiZF5NI?feature=shared

The final version (that made it to the album) is actually a speed-adjusted splice between take 7 and take 26.

-Edit- Magical Mystery Tour https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nqb7p4ZKK8u4SIwd8S0odRX8iO2cE3JVk&feature=shared

It makes me wish I wasn't saving heroin towards the end of my life.

It pisses me off. I had a coworker that was obsessed with the beatles and would listen to the studio production recordings for hours blasting on speakers. Hours of the first 15 seconds then abruptly stopping to retry it.

Annoyed. Never enjoyed the song

Melancholic

Feel like I’m waiting for Penny Lane

Makes me feel like when I have a small bit of a song stuck in my head and I'm desperately trying to think of what follows so that I can properly look it up but I can't. Feels like there should be more of a follow-up in the chorus after "strawberry fields forever". As it is, it feels like a jingle for a company named strawberry fields.

It makes me feel peaceful and nostalgic, and weirdly grateful.