Well that's 2 more good reasons to hate them then.
Stones were much better, they actually kept the raw spirit of 50's rock n roll.
Even the Monkees were better!
Well that's 2 more good reasons to hate them then.
Stones were much better, they actually kept the raw spirit of 50's rock n roll.
Even the Monkees were better!
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How can anyone not agree that The Beatles were the greatest of all time. 
People will still be listening to them in 200 yrs.
Their chemistry when making music was unrivalled even turning throwaway songs into masterpieces such was their talent.
Only ABBA came anywhere close to their songwriting prowess!
People will still be listening to them in 200 yrs.
Their chemistry when making music was unrivalled even turning throwaway songs into masterpieces such was their talent.
Only ABBA came anywhere close to their songwriting prowess!
Quote:- Even the Monkees were better! View media item 30796Even I don't agree with that.
Duran Duran.
Still have clothes from the 80s.
Of course I only wear them in private now or I would be beaten up.
Single
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDnNF5cHCdo
B side
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX8sfydqJbc
Almost Instrumental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIT2QobohEg&playnext=1&list=PL91131ACBD257557D
Instumental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7xuC1BOpRg&playnext=1&list=PLD582D9FED54C5795
Enjoy. Unless you were a teen after the 80s then you will just laugh at me and want Yazz and the Plasic Population or ACIIIIIID---ACIIIIIID---ACIIIIIID and all that b0LL1c$
Hope this brings back some memories of being young to some.
Nothing more to say.
Still have clothes from the 80s.
Of course I only wear them in private now or I would be beaten up.
Single
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDnNF5cHCdo
B side
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX8sfydqJbc
Almost Instrumental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIT2QobohEg&playnext=1&list=PL91131ACBD257557D
Instumental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7xuC1BOpRg&playnext=1&list=PLD582D9FED54C5795
Enjoy. Unless you were a teen after the 80s then you will just laugh at me and want Yazz and the Plasic Population or ACIIIIIID---ACIIIIIID---ACIIIIIID and all that b0LL1c$
Hope this brings back some memories of being young to some.
Nothing more to say.
I do believe you you don`t have to shoutI've seen Clapton in concert and have seen Ginger Baker In the early to mid 70's I saw Wishbone Ash, Status Quo, Rory Gallagher, Ten Years After Bowie, YES, . ::
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Fifty years ago, a young group stepped on stage in a dark cellar club on Liverpool's Mathew Street for the first of what would be almost 300 appearances.
When The Beatles first performed at the Cavern on 9 February, 1961, it was so low key it wasn't even advertised.
A year and a half, and 292 performances, later, the group was set for stardom and the Cavern would become one of the world's most famous clubs.
While both Lennon and McCartney had already played the club as The Quarrymen, the un-advertised lunchtime session was George Harrison's first appearance at the Cavern.
When The Beatles first performed at the Cavern on 9 February, 1961, it was so low key it wasn't even advertised.
A year and a half, and 292 performances, later, the group was set for stardom and the Cavern would become one of the world's most famous clubs.
While both Lennon and McCartney had already played the club as The Quarrymen, the un-advertised lunchtime session was George Harrison's first appearance at the Cavern.
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I do believe you you don`t have to shoutI've seen Clapton in concert and have seen Ginger Baker In the early to mid 70's I saw Wishbone Ash, Status Quo, Rory Gallagher, Ten Years After Bowie, YES, . ::
Come on Nige, I can't believe you've never heard of them
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_(band)
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i'll agree with that.
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