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Cool and rare. Sounds like the opening chords stuck in George's head for his post-beatles song "Blow Away".

Shame they didn't complete that double album mickey was talking about. Great group.

This obscure song was originally recorded by an unknown English group called the Beatles in 1962. However, they faded into obscurity the next year after the Routers sound broke the charts wide open with Crack Up! ushering in seven years of Routermania.

Fantastic!

excellent!

Like watching birds squawk at parrot jungle. TV at its lowest.

@TheBigFuckinLebowski

I wholeheartedly endorse your idea. These guys could pull it off too, musically and appearance wise. I'd tune in each week for sure. Beats what's on tv nowadays by far.

More of an art piece than a watch.

what a mess.

Very cool version. Great lyrics.

inshreds66

I want to thank you so much for posting this. It's absolutely amazing to follow john's composition from its inception to the recording studio. It's like being a fly on the wall. And the song itself: pure MAGIC!

Catch that amazing Lennon wink to the camera at 0:57!

Why is it taking medical science so long to figure out how to clone these boys and return them to our midst?

Also, is it possible to get any handsomer than George in this video?

Anyone know why does Pacino say, "I can tell our friend (the cop) here a little something to help him catch you (Williamson)?"

Has Williamson done something illegal or corrupt that's not revealed in this movie? Is he in on some scam that Roma found out about?

Thought for a second there Bruce was doing a cover of Day Tripper by the Beatles.

Wierd, cool and original. I like it!

@Emosucks1991

Well said. That's exactly what Buchanan suggests.

Bullshit. But really good bullshit!

The best part is between 0:01 and 5:04.

Man, those boys could sing!

Fan-freaking-tastic!

Great work, swinc001! Most enjoyable! Bad kitty.

Man, they look cool.

@gfelixprufrock

Yeah, I hear you. In the play Roma is actually screwing the Machine over by getting the best leads and giving Williamson kickbacks. In the movie, Roma is more sympathetic towards the machine, almost admiring him. However, there are little nuances that the director was hedging ...

Time to come out of your cave, Mr. Chemist, and into the world of knowledge.

Stein's questions are pathetic. Dawkins shows great patience tolerating this dribble. "Well, how did it start?" The absence of knowing something does not affirm the existence of an unseen creator.

@somonelse666

I prefer taxman to start, particularly the ripping guitar in the middle and the end, and the harmonies are better. But of course, that's just a personal opinion.

Also, you are correct that the bealtes became rich, but they didn't begin that way. Their origins were humble. Unfor...