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"Duck, meet Crab. Crab, Duck."

King Geedorah, take me to your leader. Born alone, die alone no matter who your man is. Hope he live long enough to tell it to his grandkids.

Still my favorite band of all time - and always will be. We miss you, Fugazi.

@thunderousrain09 Absolutely love it! It gives you a little insight into what the audience interaction was like with their live performances, not to mention John's grand sense of humor. "Ah, look at that, ah........ahhahahahHAHAahah." Bless.

Children are not property. You can be charged for assault for simply spitting on a stranger while walking down the street. Physical abuse occurs when marks, bruises, welts, etc. are left on the child's skin. I can guarantee you that this girl had multiple lacerations or bruises from the way they ...

Lovely performance (because it's Paul), but George's solo is infinitely more tasteful and emotive.

Nothing is better than when John and George sing in unison. Paul's voice is great, too, but there is something about John & George's voices which makes you feel young and happy.

What a regret for people my age (born in '77) to only know The Beatles through various media. This video demonstrates that their live presence should not be underrated. Absolutely brilliant.

If someone from another planet asked me what songs represented the best of humanity, Here Comes the Sun would be on the list. Absolutely universal and elemental theme; metaphorical and symbolic lyrics. A beautiful, yet simple melody that evokes a number of emotions. Most importantly, George's war...

Fred Erskine is a damn genius. I miss the '90s.

Such a brilliant song and band. I would have killed to have been able to see them play live.

It is absolutely confounding that Chomsky, one of the fiercest critics of American foreign policy, would argue that in the Third World there is no abuse of state power via powerful, well-connected corporations. Arguably, the U.S. government's military and its influence have been used or threatene...

The best Christmas song of all. I, too, must listen to it each year. It is the softest, most magical little piece of jazz. Earlier this evening, I drove to the supermarket to pick up a few last things. On the way home, it was snowing and I was listening to this song. Absolute bliss; nostalgia, m...

Absolutely timeless. There is something about Charlie Brown Christmas that, maybe more than anything else, reminds me of being a kid. Bliss.

This song absolutely towers over virtually all others. Bonham could destroy mountains with that beat.

How can someone not love the Beatles? How can someone not be awed by their songwriting genius, their masterful melodies, and their eternally enduring influence?

How can someone not love the Beatles? How can someone not be awed by their songwriting genius, their masterful melodies, and their eternally enduring influence?

The draft = slavery. This song is absolutely relevant and spot-on.

Scorsese is the master! Nobody works in classic rock into film soundtracks in such brilliant and innovative ways like he does.

Anyone who uses violence or actually believes that violence can change the beliefs of others doesn't understand what straight edge was about in the first place: an individual's choice to maintain their ability to control their actions instead of allowing substances to interfere with that process....