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@sora41333 Not at all true, it's using Newton's 3rd law and the distance from the ground is wholly immaterial. Basic physics, Sora.

@mytemight In an article I was reading today, the inventor claims a little over 30 minutes flight duration which beats all previous endurance test by jetpacks by 28 minutes!

@RA5717 Keith Moon commented on the tight yet creative drumming on the Band on the Run Album - which was all done my McCartney as Denny Seiwell quit days before recording started.

@matchbox555 Youre right, it's faster that the studio version, but it's not unusual for the live versions of rock songs to go up tempo as this one has.

Paper towel free! So the wash cloths don't need hot water or detergent to be washed. And the polluting processes which are used in the bleaching of the cotton for the wash cloths are conveniently forgotten.Sometimes green isn't always the colour is seems.

@reggaejuggler You sir, are a gent!

@tg01millmorer You're right, but the guinness ones always rock.

@poopas88 Yep - from the original film. Roy Kinnear, sadly missed comic actor, died falling from a horse while making a Three Musketeers film aged only 54.

My Father, my hero and inspiration is a giant of a man, A fantastic moral compass and a patriarchal figure among his friends for his wisdom, patience and kindness. Even at 80 he's a bundle of energy and as industrious as any man twenty years his junior. We are such good friends that my heart goe...

@s10m0t10n I am guessing that as an Anglophile and one who can distance himself from the country as a foreign national, he is well placed to see the problem. Litter is more prevalant today than it was back in the 70s so the problem has crept up on us somewhat. Maybe someone more high profile shou...

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but not part of Britain - hence the expression "The United Kingdom of Grant Britain and Northern Ireland." By the way - the simpler part of mimicking a British (or English accent) is to stop pronouncing t as a d - the word is butter, not budder, wat...

@AtheistChaplain Thissong was written by Jarvis Cocker in the 90s so it was not possible for Shatner to have performed it any earlier. Red the Wiki entry for this song.

A lot of rubbish being spoken about Paul not having the right to play the Beatles catalogue. I think there's no greater way to pay respect and homage to his former band members. Much of this stuff was written by Paul (incl. this one) but by agreement, their songs were credited as a partnership.

Wasn't this video made by Godley and Creme - ex 10 CC?

@stratocat9999 Couldn't agree more. A voice and style so distinctive matched by a perfect lookalike? Impossible.

Why was this never released as a single - easily the best song on the album?

I never thought I'd hear this again! Great album (Love Songs wasn't it?) which I lost almost 30 years ago. Thanks for the memory.

I love this song and your take on it, but I too am certain that the second chord is wrong. Where did you get the backing track? I stumbled accross this as I too wish to perform and cannot find chords anywhere. Great pastiche. Very funny. Love it!

I remember hearing this when I first got the Double White album and I thought "My God! This is something special." Is it punk? Heavy metal? This was 1971! Macca beat them all to it. Still rocking, still the best. Awesome video, thanks for sharing.

He looks like a Thunderbirs puppet.

Yes. Certainly has haunted me during the years. When looking for London Beat this was never featured - alway Thinking about you etc. Love it. The only words I could recall were "strap a hanging" and Google did the rest! Thanks for this.

@jaluman As a challenge that is a total non-starter. You feel this piece of music walks the walk as you are into this genre and artist. A Hannah Montana fan, say, may feel exactly the same and ne'er the twain shall meet. If liking music is subjective then judging the walking and the talking is go...

I have done this exact same route, only in a Transit van.

How about "American Intelligence". Two words and an oxymoron.

Seen this guy twice and he lived up to my expectations. Such a great composer and this song in particular one of my top ten favvies of all time. I remember when it got to number one in 1975.

@donnywal In 1969 The Beatles produced videos for Stateside broadcast as they had given up touring. Marvyn Gaye did one for "Heard it through the grapevine" in 1966. The Moddy Blues did one for "Go now" and most famously Queen for Bohemian Rhapsody in 1975 so the video genre had been around for a...

He must have a small penis.