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@AC21C THATS RACIST

@starlight9275 "The beatles are boring, one demensional , and vanilla". Spoken like a true avant garde elitist and a snotty shyte. How was Strawberry Fields vanilla? Or a Day in the Life? FFS, stuff like the Bay City Rollers etc, etc were vanilla and 1d. The Beatles were quite talented.

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Poor Frank! But I dont think he'd like these times, where consumerism and homeownership is as strong amongst the youth as it is among the over 30 squares. We need him more than ever now, but he wouldnt need us. Not at all.

I miss George

@asdgjasdjghw3h It sounds just like George's style of guitar playing at that time. Compare it to his solo on the album version of Let it Be. The simplest explanation is usually the correct one.....As if that lot need to make more money anyway. Martin is loaded, and I would prefer to doubt that Dh...

NO WAY! :-)

^^attention whore

@seanypatpatterson She's pretty long in the tooth now,and could never hold a candle to that babe from Transvision Vamp anyway.

@Grateful0Dead0Hippie lol, maybe it should say "98 people missed the Last Train to Clarkesville." Interwebz irony ftw.

@Heer88 Why is this? His stuff is pretty lightweight, but in which way do you mean it's biased?

@TheCanadianPrairies Communism was worse than the imperialists it tried to oppose! If anyone bothered to read not only the history or STalinism, but also the stuff written by those who came into contact with these totalitarians at the time (Orwell and Koestler come to mind),they would know this....

All this vid needs is a McDonald's or Crispy Creme reference and then it will pretty well sum up all that US culture has to offer.

This has to be one of the deepest songs of recent years.

they look like those clowns you throw balls into at the fair.

they look like a pack of chavs from Tescos

Who's strangling a cat right at the end?

@serfcity1 What;s wrong with Beethoven and the Beatles? And arent Miley Cyrus, Beiber and Gaga emblematic of the 21st century?

@zoot2233 Yes, McGuinn saw Harrison's 12 string on Hard Day's Night back in 64 and was inspired to play one himself. But George was inspired by Bells of Rhymney in mid 65 to write this song.

choon!

@TopTenCrew and if you look even closer still, you can see sarcastic youtube comments from irate little fanboys.

@L0rdsalamence Face it, in China you aint got sh!t except Great Wall cars.

Is the vocal live in this one, or is it all mimed to a raw backing track?

never heard of them

Yes, I remember this from my younger days. Someone needs to post the album cut of Feet Touch the Ground though; I can only find live versions. I loved that song.

Bwahahahaha!! I remember this shyte from the 1990s. The Might Morphin Power Rangers were huge then as well!

@DoctorBohr But yeah, we're all shallow. I bow to your female superiority. You sure showed me (that is, that you're a pair of hate filled, militant idiots of the childish type who have put the feminist movement back a few decades, and who wonder why only your cats pay you any notice)

@redshark618 Not at all. I dont get offended by the interwebz. I was merely correcting your error with some facts. Nice try at sarcasm and condescension though.

Can I have your phone number?

A lot of stupid comments on this vid. Just saying

@MrsSuratt The Beatles ripped off Frere Jacques for the refrain on Paperback Writer and it worked fine. Hosanna In Excelsis fits this song v. well. The only prob with this tune is it's lyrical weak.

Boobs: the only reason to study art.

@MaceandSword ....and thus the West keeps the people from thinking too much, keeps them singing from the same hymn book and maintains social cohesion. The control is subtle but very effective. And the vast majority of the population like it that way: they can be 'good' folk, or the 'real people' ...

Putas! My favourite!