Degsy wrote: » Eh,no actually..the fact is that real men dont listen to teh beatles..they were the first boyboand marketed and manufactured to appeal to teenage gilrs. Sure they "developed" and grew moustaches and all that shiite but the fact remains they were a 1960's Take That that got older and fatter and more pretentious as time went on. Thier music has no value whatsoever today and no social or emotional context..listening to it is like listening to the soundtrack to the Wizard of Oz or some shiite by Andrew Loyd Weber..suitable for "Friends of Dorothy" only.
Daroxtar wrote: » Yer wrong about the monkees, they were 100% manufactured and daydream believer was written by Neil Diamond. They didn't make any great music, they just played someone elses.
A Nice Cup Of Tea wrote: » 30 years tomorrow. I was only a kid in school at the time but I remember my father being very upset that day as he was a Beatles maniac. They says its the "JFK moment" of the music world so where you on the 8-12-80?
Orando Broom wrote: » In Communist Russia Beatles love Degsy.
Superbus wrote: » Well back in the USSR, all you needed was love.
Latchy wrote: » The cretin who shot him apparently didn't have a beatle or Lennon record to his name
Stained Class wrote: » Not strictly true Latchy. Didn't Lennon sign that arsehole's copy of Double Fantasy the day he died?
Wonder what happened to that?
Anyway, as a 'Beatle' myself, respect to your posting on this thread.:)
Latchy wrote: » Oh Yeah ..you got me on that one SC .Now that is interesting .Any person arrested on a such a serious charge would have his clothes and all possesions taken and kept for forensic evidence ie,fingerprints . However who's to say that like a lot of stuff kept in police custody it hasn't 'dissapeared ' and in the possession of a somebody who's hanging onto it ....or just waiting to be sold for the right price ? But it would be very macabre ( to say the least ) owning something like that Thank you sir and as another Beatle perhaps we should get the other two and reform
Latchy wrote: » But it would be very macabre ( to say the least ) owning something like that
Arts student wrote: » Yeah Sgt. Peppers and Abbey Road were such manufacturated, crappy, bubblegum pop records devoid of any creativity or musicial genius weren't they? Tell me and all the other girly men this, what do macho men such as yourself listen to?
landsleaving wrote: » You're called 'arts student'?... Quick everyone, get your popcorn ready!
Stained Class wrote: » Not to mention valuble! That would be worth a mint!
I think my mortgage would be vaporised by it's value.:D
I want to know where it is........& I wanna know now!!!!!!!!!!:pac:
Latchy wrote: » Very Valuable and how do you ,or what price do you put on something like that ? .Suppose the answer is whoever is willing to pay the highest price and people with money to burn, if they want something like this bad enough, will pay any price of the asking .( assuming it was up for sale )
Stained Class wrote: » And you're called 'landsleaving'. Thinking of emigrating shortly? :pac:
Stained Class wrote: » Apparently, it's up for sale now. According to the Daily Telegraph ( dammit, I can 't do links), it's up for £500,000 at the mo..
Latchy wrote: » Very Valuable and how do you ,or what price do you put on something like that ? .Suppose the answer is whoever is willing to pay the highest price and people with money to burn, if they want something like this bad enough, will pay any price of the asking .( assuming it was up for sale ) Be nice to have it in the vault for a rainy day ..for sure :pac: Suppose a search of google might be one way of finding out .I remember wondering whatever happened to the limo that Kennedy was travelling in on that day in Dallas and I think it's now kept in a museam someplace ( refurbished to )
Orando Broom wrote: » I would imagine considering half his brain was on the back seat.
