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As a silly question to myself, I always wondered which Beatle am I most like. Lennon or McCartney, and now it's obvious. We are all this guy.

He is the real deal. A gentle soul. We need more of this

What I meant is this turorial will help him a lot. Refocus his chord positions if necessary.

I think the Stones(very vaguely) copying the Beatles is true to about 68 or even 70. But '71 onward they dictated what Rock and Roll was all about (especialley from 71 -74) right up to '81.

@DerHalbeEuro No this is James Hayden. He died of heroin overdose shortly after this movie was released. A good friend of Al Pacino (he fought hard to get him to play Manny in Scarface but failed) and Mickey Rourke dedicated his performance in Pope Of Grenwich Villlage in the credits at the en...

There was no looking back after this video

@cbaby159 Al Green is still alive.

@lance1jcubsfan He drew that picture, plain and simple right? That's what he did for a living in the 70s, it's in his biography that he was a sought-after album design artist while he was one, and long before he was famous as a comedian in the 80s.

@lford1130 No Michael Jackson said it in in interview, I actually still don't believe it because he was like or I actually remembered one day, like 30 years later that he did this. I believe he believed it. But I don't think he did.

This is one of those songs that was played alot in the Seventies, and for quite some time afterwards, like 10 or 20 years after, but haven't heard it in the last 10 years or so on the oldies stations. Then I heard it on the Fighter when Mickey first meets Charlene in the bar. It was playing low ...

The background music, the voice, everything is so haunting. Love this!

This scene is one my favourites too. And I don't know why. It's so short to have any real gravity and profoundness but man it sticks with you and is profound somehow. Heath Ledger owns this song now in my mind.

I know this is posted as Jimi Hendrix just to get people all riled up (I hope so) but a lot of people might think this is Jimi Hendrix or a another version of the song. This is the original by the band Cream with Eric Clapton who helped co-write the song and was inspired after coming home from a ...

And I believe the lyric ere the bonnie boat was won has always been written wrong - maybe. He sings it like ere the bonnie boat was one. The bonnie boat being the metaphor for life. Just specuating this part. But sure of my earlier comments.

50 ways to leave your lover. Yet only 8 are discussed.

Like all his songs it goes down smooth

Actually the picking is the best part. If that's the part people have a hard time with that must be just a case of people just too use to the force-fed sounds that are rammed down their throats. Keeping it simple is always the best way and most soulful. Just keep it going in the same vain unt...

I'm realizing only now it was just a Canadian hit (according to Wikipedia). I was 15, 16 when it came out, and though my musical tastes will forever remain in the 70s, I'm starting to have fond memories of the odd 80s song, and assumed at the time it was a hit in the Us. But now realizing it ...

11 people were not born in the 70's

He killed more than just criminals though. And he killed hellava lot more people than just 19. And a lot of those were probably pretty grisly. Especially if some of those people (the non criminals) had to be chopped up afterwards. It's nice to glorify these people but the reality is uglier a...

Hey Essex. I totally agree in one sense. My childhood memories. Music now doesn't hold up now at all and is all on auto tune. And I don't think people realize how much it is all on autotune right now. But you gotta remember -- how lightweight this song was even then and at the very end of o...

I actually made myself listen to the top ten this week on vacation. My 10 year old son so far grew up on my music. But even though I hate the sound and vibe of the top ten. I decided I gotta keep it on the new station (even though right now he says he doesn't like it - thank god) It's not fair...

I love this in my childhood and loved it in Boogie Nights. Amazing!

This is why it's good to be alive

I was eleven when this first came out. This for some reason reminded me of the kid a couple of years older than me who lived up the street when it first came out. Maybe because he just started experiencing girls and they liked him. But then he died in a car crash right after that and it remind...

I'll never believe the new songs have this magic. But it's whatever you grow up with I hope. And hopefully the kids get the same magic from Usher and Katie Perry. And not just the hip song to listen to for the summer

Well pretty damn close. The only difference is I think, the background vocals don't have the added Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham on this one that is on the radio version. Plus a very slight difference on the instrumental, but very slight.

@gttdkt Sorry, a reply 9 months after your comment. But oh well, here it goes. I'm not familiar too much with the members of this band so I could be way off. But the blond guy playing guitar up front on the right looks like Gerry Beckley from America. I don't if that guy was the person you were ...

Crazy good. Insanely good. Ridiculously good. Did I mention this is pretty good

I'm from Canada and I was eight when this came out. When I here a song like this the sense memory of listening to it that whole summer long is kind of like time travelling. Music is weird that way. They say you should live in the moment and not dwell and live in the past. But music can kind ...

How is this not a soulful black man? Amazing!

@JCVdude What year was this filmed for curiosity. Some of the images make me thinks of the late eightes. But it could've been five years ago, I don't know. This song came out in 72 but still going strong in 76 and it reminds of that year when I was eight. And just give me a nice secure feeli...

And Christoper Cross was the first casualty of MTV. This was like the last year someone could look normal and have a great song. The next year was when MTV hit. That is when it started to trend towards looks and image, and less about the music and music started to become more streamlined. I k...

I know opinions are just that - opinions - and it shouldn't bother me 131 disliked, but makes me suspect some people just don't get it. Some things really aren't up for debat- like the sunrise or the great outdoors and some music is just as elemental and I feel sorry for those who don't know how...