So, the last post was a Beatles song, aptly performed by the illustrious Joe Cocker.
I would be remiss in allowing anyone to believe that a Beatles song could be sung better by someone who was not a Beatle.
There is no greater band in the history of the universe than the Beatles.
Period.
Don't fucking try to debate me unless it's the Doors.
Nirvana is close-ish...but not quite.
I remember the day John Lennon died. It was the first time I ever remember seeing my father cry...I was 4 at the time, but it was dramatic for my parents and it stuck with me. It was truly the day the music died, sorry, Don McLean.
The day George died, I wept. I was 25. I understood then what the world lost...
I was at work.
I read the MSN boards and someone said, "This is the day my guitar truly, gently weeps... rest in peace, George."
I had to go back and think.
In my pre-teen years, I remember George doing this shit:
I then learned what a writer he was and when he died, I learned what he quietly gave to the Beatles...
God bless the poetry The Beatles gave my youth, even if it wasn't my generation.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
For George....
Posted by MoxieMamaKC at 8:53 PM
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I actually like "Set on you" and so did Weird Al
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppRrbtxVD0
as soon as I saw george sitting in that chair, i remembered the singing animal heads on the wall ... ah, those were the days ... ~LOL~
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