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Hardworking, honest band. Nice sax here. Nice steel. Nice all around. Memories. Ex-Wife. Saw these guys in 1976 or thereabouts. Doesn't matter.

Do they ever play as band anymore or just do this Clown Vegas stuff?

Uh, beyond stupid. Talk about selling out: The Rolling Stones as Trashy Vegas Act. But it sounds OK when not bogged down in by the ponderous production.

I kind of knew Neil Young was an idiot, but now I know for sure.

Unfortunately, Ringo turns out to be a dick head, and George a decent guy. Well, and Paul was a dick head to not show up, obviously.

Mick has these bugs in his shirt that are hard to get rid of. I wonder why they didn't clean him off before the show so that he wasn't swatting at the bugs throughout the performance.

Music, theater, event, history, literate lyrics, energy, opulent set -- Greatest.

Santana covered it.

Great player, great sound to the band. He's adroit, lyrical, very pretty with good and distinctive attack. He's enjoying playing, having the time of his life. The voice-box thing probably ruined him (that and some movie roll) as a gimmicky man. Too bad. Excellent musician, great memories, pretty ...

@auntycheeseandrice Well, my concern would be feel. That's what it's about. On rare occasions I could grab a drum set, first thing I did was "I Can See for Miles" :) Gets everything going right away. Well, thanks. I'm lazy but should go see what's out there. Maybe I just need a house where I can ...

What a distinctive sound, great attack and lyricism on the guitar. Just beautiful.

I just love this song and always have.

Great tricks and mimicry.

Why is Russia's Putin in the control room? I don't think he was even a politician at that point or even an adult (or perhaps not even born). I think someone spliced him in as a commentary from the future post-USSR Russian Federation, something about the value of raising chickens in your suburban ...

It's beautiful.

Looking at the comments here, Zakk seems to appeal to the dumbest, most drunk, most dull-witted group of almost-"men" who are unworthy to be husbands, parents or even voters. Here is a vast wasteland of losers who nobody listens to and never will listen to.

What's funny is that this was supposed to be a promotion of Ravi Shankar's album or music. But it was all about Harrison. And Harrison let it happen. This is not the action of a humble or enlightened man.

This is all Paul, as was "Helter Skelter" and many others that might seem to be Lennon tunes. In the end, Paul had the greater song-writing and musical talent, but the collaboration (which had stopped by this point) brought each man's songs to final fruition and lent each of their compositions th...

I probably wouldn't, but I know why they're crying.

Obviously John Lennon and Mitch Mitchell on harmony. Hendrix at this point was sleeping with Paul and couldn't actually sing the part -- Paul did. George Martin hit the cymbals sometimes. it was a mess.

Rubber Soul had a warm sound, a nice production. Brings me back to what? 5th grade? All things were important then. Girls, Beatles, snow.

why do you, or does anyone,like a Rickenbacker? it's tinny.

Go Beatles, go!

Yellow Submarine, I think

Musically, this is sloppy and out of tune. It's lovely and one of my favorites. Paul and John didn't like it and didn't spend much time perfecting it. Well, OK. But I love it. Great groove.

Paul was the Beatles, or at least half the Beatles (I think more). He marries wealthy chicks, then young-children chicks, and he creates babies here and there, and it's not important. He's rich. The wealthy have done this for eons and will continue to do so. The rest of us pay his salary ($400 m...

@BL80488 Which conspiracy? the one where George Martin inhabits Paul's skin and walks around as Paul, or where he dubs in Paul's parts after Paul died and takes over his house and family (true) and even has his children? It's not a pretty story. Rather ghoulish, actually. But such is life for the...

I remember this dumb song and love it. I don't remember this dumber video, but the song is such a perfect memory of the 80s for me, and of the great music of that decade. Go man! Go!

Reminds me of my divorce. I wanted to meet Leah after that. Didn't, but that's my fault. Oh, maybe I did! She was Shelly! Damn. She's long gone, but not her memory.,

Gee. I get it, or I get what others get. Irish dudes, lots of soul, anti-80's and Reagan, etc. Sort of a Springsteen thing, pretending to champion the cause of the common man, ecology, revolution, rake in the $-millions doing it, look good buying a humanitarian reward or two as was done by the ro...

Clearly a song about homosexual love and the sickness it generates -- among the participants and in the general poplulation that must pay the medical bills for all the diseases that crop up. Kudos to John for standing up against perversion and waste.

Paul's cute, but as a man, I don't drool over him. Some pseudo-man might. This is a very pretty B-side song of theirs. Forgot this song existed. Beats the Birds, anyway. Bras? For women.

Great rockin' song. I assume this is Paul's. Another great groove that nobody knows how to make anymore. the Beatles wrote for the audience.

fine song.

Yeah. Deep Purple did that riff although faster. that's why when I heard this one, it sounded familiar (I'm sure I heard "Hush" first although it may not have been recorded or released first).

By the same token, the chords in Hotel California by the Eagles are right off an earlier song by Jethr...

That's Putin in the control room.

Luckily, George doesn't switch to left-handed guitar during this performance.

pretty funny

I like her response "He got lucky" when Katie-Ditz asked about her "fate" as if she'd hit the jackpot or something in marrying George. It appears she didn't worship the man and didn't dig for gold but was simply his wife, his partner, their compatibility based on something we voyeurs won't ever s...

great groove.

I was born in 1954, and I love pecan pie