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@mrsgstd Capo on the second fret is simpler, just going from C down to Am, as opposed to D down to Bm with a capo on the third fret.

I just want to kiss this woman's face all day and night... too bad she's been dead for 40 years. :-/

@lance9772 Lol thats cool, I'm down to chill for eternity in hell, laughing it up with George Carlin and Bill Hicks, jamming with Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon, talking politics and conspiracies with JFK and MLK, while all the super christians, or mormons, or jews (lol well lets face it not jews :...

@TheRealistic32 Don't mean to be insensitive, but if there is a heaven and a hell we're ALL going to hell. Everyone, all around the world will be partying in hell. No one is truly righteous. Personally I think god/heaven and hell/devil are more or less analogies for the human conscience. Everyon...

@musicvalable really? you can argue for the position that current rap music is legitimate? I'd like to hear, sell me (and the rest of the world) on today's rap music.

I don't know why anyone's taking an 11 year old girl's argument seriously. Anyway, I would compare the Jonas Brothers most closely to Hanson... anybody remember Hanson? The person who made this video is too young probably if she's 11. But anyway, 3 brothers making generic bubblegum pop music. Any...

i hate the song in this video more than I hate rap music (which i hate most of as well)

right, i'm the whipped and removed from reality yet you assume just as much about me as i have about you. get over yourself man. maybe i did misinterpret you (rightfully so your comment sounded very antisemitic), and i'm willing to admit it, i still don't agree with you at all, but then again i s...

Actually I think the MOST McCartney influenced part of the song is at 2:36 when he does that little scream. When I first heard that I thought "sounds like someones been listening to a lot of Paul McCartney". Anyway, this so cool that the vinyl version of the song goes on for another like 3 and a ...

@TheVoiceofresistance Brilliant. I mean this is a fun song, nothing more than that really in my opinion. I wouldn't take away any deep meaning from it like I would say a Paul Simon song, its just one of those generic 60s hippie songs like that Scott Mckenzie song or whatever. But you are absolute...

@Jaycethecoolguy lol why the 80s? the 80s were the worst decade for music in the last century

Think about it, these guys came about in a time when it was "taboo" to go see a shrink or take prescription meds. Richard was clearly manic depressive, most people with superb gifts are (Brian Wilson anybody?). So instead of talking out his issues with someone, he drank to forget. Since the Band ...

All of you guys are incorrect. Elton never worked with Bernie on lyrics and Elton DID write a majority of the songs. Bernie would mail Elton stacks of lyrics and Elton would sit at the piano and bang out tunes. He'd come up with all the melodies and harmonizations and what not. They wouldn't even...

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Thats because all creedence songs sound the same, so if you like one you like em all. Not to knock CCR I love them, but I've never been brought to tears by anything CCR has done (a few of the Band's songs have done this on occasion, Acadian Driftwood, Tears of Rage, Rockin Chai...

@bobbothesteak This statement should be framed and hung on every wall. Perfect

Whenever I hear Richard sing anything, from Whispering Pines to this to The Shape I'm In to whatever, it sends chills down my spine. As much as I love the Beatles, the way the Band's songs make you feel something rea...

No one should wonder after seeing this video why Levon and Rick both viewed Richard as the "lead singer" of the group.

@sunriseRISE I'm pretty sure thats the same comment that I just responded to. And believe me, I've seen every Beatles video there is to see, I've watched both bands pretty closely and I can tell you The Band were WAAAAYYY more capable musicians than The Beatles. Its true, George Harrison would be...