Imagine Peace

@mauuuuu5 O en Montgomery Mall en Rockville, MD, USA. Te imaginas? Todos esos gringos quedan atónitos! Jajajaja

Thank you. After listening to the Beatles' entire catalogue, and delving into the depths of each member's solo career, I have decided that, even though John, George, Paul and Ringo are legendary, this song, 'Maybe I'm Amazed,' is always going to be my favourite, not only because of the strong emo...

@giligara30492

And I meant to say that Americans almost always pronounce it "teh," not "tah." Sorry. It's very hard to type up exactly what the sound is, because, unlike Spanish, for example, which only has 5 well-defined vowels whose pronunciation is always the same, the English language has in...

@SuperKingOfSwing1

Are you freakin' serious right now? "The '60s sucked"?

Counterargument:

1. The Beatles.

2. The Rolling Stones.

3. The Who.

4. Led Zeppelin (who released their first album "Led Zeppelin I" in 1969).

5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience.

6. Cream.

7. Aretha Franklin (who released he...

Thanks. We watched this today in my Introduction to Epidemiology class... It's very interesting to think about all of these statistics. At the same time, it's unnerving to hear about some of them and to know that they are, in fact, the truth.

Now, here is a great Beatles cover! I really like Ray Charles. Even more so after it's been proven that he can cover a classic song written by the most influential songwriters of the 20th Century (Lennon & McCartney) and do it beautifully, and, what's more, originally.

My Cockatiel just went berserk watching this. Thank you!

@MrMohandar

La verdad es que lo que dice John es "Cranberry Sauce" ("Salsa de Arándanos"), pero suena parecido a "I buried Paul" ("Enterré a Paul") por el acento de John.

Thank you so much!

I'm really grateful for this, because I was trying to learn it before and I couldn't, but now, thanks to this video, it's so much easier to remember! :)

The Crucible is AMAZING! "Cleave to no faith when faith brings blood."

Hilarious! George Carlin is a comedy master. "In your own words." I think I'm going to take his advice on that and actually make up my own words.

By the way, on 15 August, 1965, for about an hour, The Beatles' performance at Shea Stadium in New York City took place. Is that maybe why Carlin said ...

@ericoschmitt

I think it means that one part is in CM and then it modulates to d minor. The supertonic, remember, is the second degree of a diatonic scale, in this case, D. And since the supertonic minor is the d minor scale, that's the key the song modulates to. (If you are, indeed, correct abo...

That goal against Arsenal... it's just, something else. It took Barça13 passes just to get to the area from midfield. I mean, the rival defence was well-grounded, but the receiving and passing of Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Alves, et al, were just so perfect, that it made the Gunners lose their struct...

I just noticed that this version of Revolution is in B Major, while the White Album version is in A Major... Weird, huh?

The violin part for this is a lot of fun. I still have it somewhere from when I was in the pit.

OK, listen to Paul's bass part! It's absolutely incredible! (As if the rest of the song wasn't, with the emotional vocals, fluid guitar parts, and beautiful organ bits; and the drumming).

If people would have just stopped to analise the sentence carefully, they would have understood that John wasn't comparing the value of religious belief with the value of liking his music. He was comparing their popularities. Furthermore, he was not even, by any means, qualifying his statement, w...