^Can't blame him. It's a lovely song, especially when listening back-to-back with Lennon's demo version. Brings a bit of a nostalgic tear to my eye, especially when I hear George's guitar, for some reason.

>> ^siftbot:

Only dead or deadpool videos can be deemed not dead - ignoring notdead request by brycewi19.


OK, OK, I get it Mr. Siftbot!

White people caused WW1 and WW2, carried out the inquisition, and murdered John Lennon. I guess they're just all the same.>> ^blankfist:

Hahaha. "Republicans walk the walk." Awesome. If it's partisan then you know it's true!

>> ^Deano:

And this is why Seinfeld was consistently brilliant. Apart from that final episode.


Seinfeld as a series was basically, "Here's a group of remorseless, selfish city goers who suffer the consequences of their idiotic lifestyle choices." The tough lessons in Seinfeld were always hilarious and never cause for self reflection.

Self reflection on television is just depressing. Like that episode of Quantum Leap where Sam plays John Lennon's 'Imagine'. If I wanted to end my night depressed I'd youtube all the worst parts of Requiem For a Dream.

>> ^harpom:

I think Joe Strummer was one of the most talented musicians ever. I started listening to the Clash in 1977, and still listen to them on a regular basis. If i were on a desert Island i would be happy with, the clash discography and also the Ramones for good measure. Joe Strummer RIP.


Agreed. As a musician Strummer is my #1 musical influence, hands down. Followed by Lennon and McCartney. I crank up "4 Horsemen" on the way to work and sing along until I'm hoarse.

No that's a good impression of one of the Beatles - it's not that heavy scouse but that's how Lennon spoke back in the day.

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>> ^gwiz665:

So, has anyone actually read Catcher in the Rye? Is it any good?

yes.

on a related note, Kill John Lennon.

Not so sure they were getting along.

Taken from Wiki:
In the film Let It Be, during the Twickenham sessions in January 1969, McCartney attempts to teach the song to the rest of the band,[1] who are clearly less than enthusiastic. McCartney can be heard sniggering at 1:21 as he sings the line "... writing fifty times I must not be so ..." on the studio recording. This is sometimes rumoured to be because as McCartney sang the line "so he waits behind," Lennon mooned McCartney from the control room.

>> ^garmachi:
Now that you mention it...
I was actually so focused on how well they were getting along and enjoying the songwriting process that it never occurred to me to take the lyrics into account. Time to dust off the Beatles MP3s!

>> ^Smugglarn:
Despite being a very talented musician and a nice guy, Lennon was a bit of a tosser.


He was also a crappy dad.

Despite being a very talented musician and a nice guy, Lennon was a bit of a tosser.

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Its quite a thing to listen to the Julian Lennon video with the sound up to compensate, then clicking on this video!

This would have been much better without Moby and Sean Lennon - talentless out of tune bastards. Upvote for Rufus, who is awesome.

Thanks I really could not believe it had not been posted I really thought all Beatles stuff had been through already. I checked out your art by the way interesting. : )

In reply to this comment by Lann:
I was talking about the Across the Universe.

In reply to this comment by ctrlaltbleach:
obviously the Across the Universe or did you see the Julian Lennon one?

In reply to this comment by Lann:
Yay I'm ahead of a bottle of bleach!

BTW I dig your recent Beatles sift...I wish I was gold so I could promote it.

In reply to this comment by ctrlaltbleach:
Congrats on the silver star! I was secretly trying to beat you. But, damn it Im lame.