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Bob Vylan

Thank you for sharing!

I think you’ll like this album

Boy, is that and old memory to dredge up…

It’s good for the psyche.

Did it conjure up any other, perhaps seemingly mundane, details us nerds might appreciate?

je ne sais quoi

you get me

The OP is from Transformers Beastwars.

If the [ass] is fat it’s natural for there to be a little belly with it.

I might actually make an account to follow some.

become cattle and sheep?

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For posterity here’s the YT link.

And for a fleeting 32 years so did Kieth Moon. Both considered technically more advanced than Ringo but I would put all three amongst my top drummers in rock history.

Maybe from others who interpreted it as targeted at the band’s first generation fans, not at the members themselves.

Edit: I don’t agree with the original sentiment, the Beatles influence on popular (western) music cannot be disputed whether one personally enjoys their output or not.

I thought they were referring to the fans, not the members.

But that doesn’t hold as the Beatles legacy has continued to reverberate through generations (mainly due to artistic output, but supplemented by well managed releases every decade or so)

I don’t think they meant “use” with any negative connotation. I’m curious. Had they said “utilized” instead would that have read better to you?

I mean, none of The Beatles knew theory. Obviously they picked up a lot of it but they lacked the vocabulary. They turned to George Martin, producer of all but one of their albums, for that.

Is this what women’s room stall grafitti is like?