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axxxr
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I wanna hold your hand! WATCH HERE 
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djtwistter
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they are much better than the real one |
axxxr
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I completely agree! 
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djtwistter
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lol well i think the real beateas should see the indian verions and then compare lol |
axxxr
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I never really did like the beatles stuff anyway...the copycats seems to be much more entertaining!
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fatreg
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On 2007-02-07 01:22:47, axxxr wrote:
I never really did like the beatles stuff
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you can't have a very open ear then mr, the beatles paved the way for so much of the music of today.
without them you may still be listening to mario lanza.
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max_wedge
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On 2007-02-07 08:34:18, fatreg wrote:
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On 2007-02-07 01:22:47, axxxr wrote:
I never really did like the beatles stuff
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without them you may still be listening to mario lanza.
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Sorry Ax, but I've gotta agree with fatreg here! 
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jack854
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Have to say I never really liked the Beatles either. |
axxxr
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On 2007-02-07 08:34:18, fatreg wrote:
you can't have a very open ear then mr, the beatles paved the way for so much of the music of today.
without them you may still be listening to mario lanza.
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Actually its not that at all,they may have laid the foundation for a lot of the music we have today but the stuff they did never really appealed to me.
I've nothing against them,they were brilliant in there time,and if i was around in that era maybe i would have been a fan but im from a much later generation and the Beatles is not something i would go out of my way to listen to, im sure you understand what im trying to saying here?
im more of an Elvis fan to be quite honest!
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chili
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Up until August last yr i hated the Beatles w/ a passion. But then one listen to the Revolver album changed that, and the way i look at music as well. It's a shame how their earlier, singles-oriented songs have been overplayed. About the time of Rubber Soul they found artistic maturity, and when Revolver came out they were, absolutely & frighteningly, masters of the songwriting craft; and of course by this time, their most brilliant songs weren't fit for massive airplay anymore: I'm Only Sleeping, Tomorrow Never Knows, She Said She Said, She's Leaving Home -- too introspective to be played in public, yearning for a good pair of headphones in a locked bedroom. The next albums, from Sgt Pepper to Abbey Road, each had tracks that, if played to a kid today, would never be suspected of coming from the 60s. If you think that Happiness Is A Warm Gun is a wicked Breeders original, well you're in for a suprise. And dammit, does anyone realize that David Bowie based his whole career on the pre-chorus of I'm So Tired? |
max_wedge
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On 2007-02-07 17:18:00, chili wrote:
Up until August last yr i hated the Beatles w/ a passion. But then one listen to the Revolver album changed that, and the way i look at music as well. It's a shame how their earlier, singles-oriented songs have been overplayed. About the time of Rubber Soul they found artistic maturity, and when Revolver came out they were, absolutely & frighteningly, masters of the songwriting craft; and of course by this time, their most brilliant songs weren't fit for massive airplay anymore: I'm Only Sleeping, Tomorrow Never Knows, She Said She Said, She's Leaving Home -- too introspective to be played in public, yearning for a good pair of headphones in a locked bedroom. The next albums, from Sgt Pepper to Abbey Road, each had tracks that, if played to a kid today, would never be suspected of coming from the 60s. If you think that Happiness Is A Warm Gun is a wicked Breeders original, well you're in for a suprise. And dammit, does anyone realize that David Bowie based his whole career on the pre-chorus of I'm So Tired?
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True comments Chili. I must admit I don't listen to a lot of beetles these days, but the occasional song still lurks on my phone (for example sgt peppers loneyl hearts club band) I also have rolling stones "paint it black", now that's a song I can listen to again and again!
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