Beatle fans, if you have a kid, would you ever try this with them?

Just out of curiosity to see how they'd react to it If you're interested in getting them into The Beatles.
From the time they're 5 years old, using only the original British release dates, introduce them to each Beatles record on the anniversaries of the days they were released, as if this was some new band they'd never heard of before. Hopefully, they hadn't heard any of their music before this. Each time you introduce them to a new record, you ask them what they thought of it.
Let's say they turn 5 this year so, on the release anniversary, you introduce them to the "Love Me Do" / "P. S. I Love You" single. A few months later on the anniversary of its release, you play them the "Please Please Me" album. So, by the time they're turning 10, you'll be showing them Sgt. Pepper on June 1st.
If you grew up in the `60's, especially in England, that kid would get introduced to The Beatles the same way you did.
If you'd PREFER to use the American releases, that's fine but, Capitol were out & out whores and ripped the shit out of their records, re-releasing numerous songs several times on various albums just to suck more money out of the kids buying the stuff so, I think it'd be better to just use the British releases where you only got one release of each song.

Beatle fans, if you have a kid, would you ever try this with them?
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