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@butterflyspirit07 Huh? If you just look at the sounds (blends, etc.) of the words, your "claim" make no sense at all. "Can" ends with a /n/ sound. "Thank" begins with /th/. "Can" backwards has no /th/ sound. If you think /n/ /a/ /c/ sounds like "thank" then you are really stretching it. Wow! Tak...

@TheHarvey57 Paul saw sheet music for "Golden Slumbers," based on an old poem/lullaby from the early 1600s. He basically used the poem's first stanza for the lyrics, but he wrote the music for the song. George sort of did the same thing (lyric-wise) when he lifted the phrase "While My Guitar Gent...

Forget the fact that her vocal performance is incredibly uneven, and she moves like she's an alien trying on a human body for the first time.. The lyrics SUCK!! "I say you the BESTEST"? What the hell, are you two years old? I say you're among the WORSTEST! And how the hell can you whistle someone...

@Sypher49SH When the hell did 25 become middle aged? That was Cy Curnin's age when he recorded the song.

@notvalidcharacters "Awful"? I'm pretty sure every Left Banke fan would disagree with you. Steve Martin's vocals perfectly complement the Baroque style of music the band were playing. I could listen to this guy's voice all day long. This, along with "Pretty Ballerina," are two of the best, most m...

@R11thNov2011 John Lennon said that "Here, There and Everywhere" was his favorite song by Paul. "Eleanor Rigby" is genius. "For No One" is a piece of melodic brilliance. Paul's lead guitar solo on "Taxman" absolutely sizzles! "Got To Get You Into My Life" is about weed. Does it get any better tha...

@lovedandhis Paul's solo work..."Ugh"? Are you tripping? Paul's solo work has an incredible amount of genius songs. And fer Chrissakes, will people stop putting down "Silly Love Songs"!?! Listen to it! Paul has three (three!) melodies going at one time and they all meld beautifully. What other so...

@CaptainQueue That's John Lennon on piano. Billy Preston only played the rehearsal. It's Lennon's ivory-pounding on the recording.

@fab4fan4ever64 I don't think anybody would mistake James Coburn for Charles Bronson. Maybe they would mistake James Coburn and Lee Marvin. They at least sort of look a bit like each other.

@RobertFCrusader Jesus drank wine, stole men away from their wives (Peter, for example), vandalized property, hung out with prostitutes and tax collectors, and as a child (if you read the Infancy gospels) turned his friends into goats or even killed them when they pissed him off.

@zaftra What if archaeologists come up with Jesus's bones? Then what? And what are you talking about concerning "lay[ing] waste" to Biblical claims? Most of what's in the Bible has NOT been PROVEN from an archaeological view (except perhaps to followers of the Naked Archaeologist).

@MichaelHansenFUN How is Mike d'Abo "infamous"? That word - "infamous" - means famous for all the wrong reasons; that is, "having an extremely bad reputation." Hitler and Charles Manson and Caligula are infamous. Mike d'Abo (the father of actress Olivia d'Abo of "The Wonder Years") is simply "fam...

@jordanmacintosh702 Also on the album are Mike D'Abo of Manfred Mann (he sings King Herod), Johnny Gustafson of The Big Three, The Merseybeats, and Quatermass (he sings Simon Zealotes), Tony Ashton of the Remo Four and Ashton, Gardner, & Dyke (he sings some backup parts), and even Gary Glitter (c...

@pbrick6301 Please tell me where to find your "Greatest Hits" album. It must be full of incredible tunes, as you are so knowledgeable concerning musicians and their talent. I'm sure you have nothing as "laughable bad" as this overlooked gem. As a matter of fact, "Laughable Bad" would be a good na...

@MeggyGoesRawr The song is called "Without You." It's Tommy's song "I Can't Live" paired with Pete's verses from his tune called "If It's Love." It doesn't matter what your dad did or what they called it on the road or anything else. The title is "Without You." It's on the album and it's official...

@zr1rob I'm not sure about the live performance part. But, if it was, that's not Mike Gibbins drumming. That's Rob Stawinsky (from the American band Sky). Mike Gibbins quit Badfinger in May 1972 (he was tired of everyone telling him how to play). He didn't rejoin the band until September. Stawink...

@plyg It's Gibbins! No "o."

@wwotin Huh? Nick is not singing it like a hippy. And since Nick wrote the song he gets to sing it however he wants.