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@ JoeyPsych: Because we've all become lazy. We're content to be spoon-fed on boyband rubbish and Katy Perry-style capital Radio crap. I don't know if you know anything about music, but if you do, check out just how many Westlife-Katy Perry-Saturdays etc. songs are all C-Am-F-G. It's an easy chord...

@CocaCola782; it's George Martin saying 'screwdriver' at 01:05, then 'no, it's alright' at 01:09.

Yeah? Yeah??? One of the world's great thinkers!

Was that an 'Oh, Fuck!' I heard at 43 secs.? I wouldn't be surprised!

One of the finest T.V. programmes ever made.

She can't string a coherent sentence together!

Dumb as a brick.....

The part where the police suddenly realise that Wells has been telling the truth, only for H.G. to think that he's too late to save the girl, gets me every time. A supremely well-acted film.

Yup. Completely crap, typically American advert for an engaging and thoughtful film (I refuse to call it a movie!). An excellent combination of the stories of Wells and the Ripper. And it really only all becomes clear just how cleverly they bring it together as the titles go up at the end (no spo...

Maybe the ultimate clash of modern American 'cultures'! The Naugahyde-polyester-scotch and soda world of Hugh Hefner meets the acid-ripped go-where-the-LSD-takes-you world of St. Dilbert's disciples. A wonderful passage in Rock Scully's biography of the Dead, where Tom Constanten describes reachi...

The talentless fuckwits are no more!!! A victory for music!!!

Yippee!!! They're dead!!! Oh, Happy Day!!! Now we wait for the next bunch of Plastic Pals to emerge from Cowell's arse...

I was there, about 20 yards from the front. It'd been chucking it down with rain all day, off and on. At one point, David said something like 'it's a bit damp up here... 'spect you're a bit damp out there', but the rain just made the lasers shine more brightly. Or was that the drugs? I remember '...

One of the great film performances.

Ok, they weren't about to jump into one anothers arms, but, at that stage (DG had just finished touring 'On An Island') things were still not great between them, if stories are to be believed. But the tone/body language seems quite conciliatory (the 'alright, luv?' at 0.45, and the hand on the ar...

Is Peter Erskine the HAIRIEST man in the entire WORLD??? I mean....seriously! The guy's a BEAR!!

@theyleftusallbehind; it's pretty, but... I know it's not a competition, but suggestions for 5 equally beautiful songs might be - '1000 Miles' (Bevvy Sisters), 'Persuasion' (Richard Thompson), 'Walks With Me' (Hobotalk), 'Hushabye Mountain' (David Gilmour version) and 'Ride On' (Christy Moore).

As far as I know, this is from 'A Show Called Fred', which ran for only about 10 episodes in the late '50's. There was another afterwards called 'Son of Fred', which I think has been lost completely.

I'm awful afraid that the shiny-toothed, bright-eyed Barbie in the red dress at 20:00 has no idea who Thomas Jefferson was, and Ken beside her is having to explain the joke to her...

Dan Quayle in charge of the Space Council??????? Oh, SHIT!!!!!!!!!

What an idiot...

Jon's make-up was a definite low-point. Looks like his false eyelashes got stuck together at 2:33. And what's with the white curly mic. lead? Not a good look. Lucky the music's excellent.

Unfortunately, this misses out the wonderful moment when Richard Williams walked up a staircase outside Joni's studio and opened the door, just at the moment when she was whirling a pot of paint round her head on the end of a rope. She shouted 'heads up!' and it JUST missed his head. Fantastic op...

Sorry, make that F minor you're in?

Don't believe this. You posted two videos of the same song on the same day, and they're both totally wrong. This sounds nothing like the original. I mean, why did you bother? Try bricklaying instead.

That. is. WEIRD!! A busking version of T.I.O.A.! Spare us the price of a cup of tea, guv! Had no idea that they'd done anything live between '92 and '07.

@fazg2: it was a benefit for WOMAD, Gabriel's arts and music festival that had run into some financial trouble after the first shows in 1982. Genesis weren't part of it, and weren't financially liable, but they said they'd help out by playing this gig. It was the last time the 'classic' 5-piece l...

Three great scenes; this, Richard Burton's closing monologue in 'Equus', and Maggie Smith in the classroom at the end of 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie'. Genius, the likes of which we won't see again.

7 dislikes??? Must be Westlife fans....

Best big gig I ever went to. Once it stopped raining, and once Tears For Fears had buggered off, the Quo came on and everyone started moving. The rain of plastic bottles halfway-through, Cliff looking DECIDEDLY pissed-off when Hank took a solo, the moment Jimmy Page walked on to join Robert Plant...

That's your MUM??? No disrespect intended, Mrs. kvhank, but...PHWOAR!!!! And I was probably standing right behind her!

Well, I'm confused. According to my warts-and-all Pink Floyd book, the Knebworth set

consisted of the whole of D.S.O.T.M in the first half , the whole of W.Y.W.H in the second, and Echoes as the encore. So how come they're playing Dogs, from Animals, in this clip? Is this Knebworth, or a differen...

For those who haven't seen it, check out Jeff's 'Live at Ronnie Scotts' DVD. Unmissable. Shit, now I'M crying as well! No other guitarist, not even McLaughlin, gets to me like Beck does.

Sends chills up my spine every time I hear it. Absolutely wonderful. The beautiful suspended chord beneath the guitar at 1.10 is typical George Martin genius.