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6.13pm
9 June 2010
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theothergirl said:
The first song I memorized all the words to was I've Just Seen a Face, and I felt especially proud as I found it quite fast and tongue-twisting (I was probably around 6 at the time).
I still find it fast and tongue-twisting.
skye said:
Ah girrrl, *sharp inhale*, welcome to the forum!
You've been waiting for someone with "girl" in her name to come on, haven't you?
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
7.09pm
1 May 2010
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Hi girrrrrrrrrrrrrl!!! *inhales* Welcome to the forum.. I'm Mith from Mexico. My story is kind of like yours, but the Beatle fans are home were my sisters. I love your favorite songs!! So say, which is your favorite album ?
Here's an apple to you!! Enjoy it! 
11.10pm
13 January 2011
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Welcome, Other Girl! I am also all about the Paul. 
Eeeep!
Btw, thanks for the FB add, Cornflake!
9.46am
3 May 2011
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Thanks again for the welcome and the apples, here's one for all of you
Mith – currently I am listening to Help! an awful lot, as well as Abbey Road 
. What's your favourite album/song?
Blue Nicey – glad to know I'm not the only one! 
sigh…
7.20pm
1 May 2010
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Well my favorite album.. it's really hard to say. When I started in the forum it was Rubber Soul/Revolver, but then I moved to Revolver/Abbey Road and now it's Revolver/Abbey Road/Magical Mystery Tour. It's hard to say.
Right now I'm in a massive John kick. I'm in love with Plastic Ono Band. (the album, not the band per se 
)
12.29am
22 April 2011
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After downloading the Paul McCartney multitracks I'm in love with Band on the Run now. Especially without the vocals…
1.37am
13 January 2011
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RingoStarr39 said:
After downloading the Paul McCartney multitracks I'm in love with Band on the Run now. Especially without the vocals…
I love that song, too. My favorite part is the guitar intro right before the Well the rain exploded with a mighty crash as we fell into the sun bit.
10.54am
6 May 2011
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Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here 
6.04pm
1 May 2010
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Welcome Oli! I'm Mith from Mexico, here's an apple to you!!
You say you have a obscure musical taste…. I'm curious. Which aer your other favorite bands?
9.30pm
16 February 2011
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welcome antb0y! I'd love to hear your versions of Beatles songs
9.34pm
19 September 2010
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…And We're glad you came. Just a couple of warnings:
1. We can get off topic very fast, so going with it is the preferable option.
2. It's very common for jokes to have caused *zigs* aka spitting out their drink. Named after our noble moderator, it is tradition.
3. If you see *9* or *17*, all this means is the anti spam math equaled 9 or 17.
That's all I think……Oh yes, you can just call me Sun King.
3.43am
23 January 2011
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Welcome antb0y! Have fun!!!!!!
WELCOMING APPLES for you :
*17* (Oh lucky you, I shall give you the 17 too!)
8.51am
6 May 2011
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aaaalright… I see this forum has character 
thanks for the apples, Nigel and Mith. I'm already feeling very comfortable here.
Mith, concerning my taste of music, I like bands like Shellac, Faraquet or Shipping News just to name a few. They're considered "obscure" here in Germany, although they might be more popular in the States or in Mexico, I don't know that.
12.08pm
19 September 2010
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They certainly are obscure to my knowledge, and I even listen to the Alternative station quite a bit. Welcome again!!!!! (I can't give an apple as I'm on my IPod touch and they don't allow smileys.
1.35am
1 May 2010
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antb0y said:
aaaalright… I see this forum has character
thanks for the apples, Nigel and Mith. I'm already feeling very comfortable here.
Mith, concerning my taste of music, I like bands like Shellac, Faraquet or Shipping News just to name a few. They're considered "obscure" here in Germany, although they might be more popular in the States or in Mexico, I don't know that.
It's possible. Here in Mexico we know more about European bands from all kinds of music than in other parts of the world. I think I have heard people who like Shellac.
7.47am
4 March 2011
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antb0y said:
Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here
antb0y said:
Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here
antb0y said:
Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here
antb0y said:
Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
antb0y said:
Hi everyone,
my name is Oli, I'm 35 years old, from Germany, and I'm new to this amazing site.
Like so many of you, I got introduced to the Beatles' songs at a young age, through my dad who was a huge fan.
I play and write music myself (I play guitar and sing in several bands) and I'm still amazed about their skill in songwriting. I often record Beatles songs at home just for fun, trying to get as close as possible to the original arrangements, then I give the recordings to my mom, girlfriend and assorted friends. It's some sort of ongoing educational project for myself.
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here
A lot of people wonder how the Beatles fit into my pretty obscure musical taste and I usually reply that much of the stuff I like would not even exist without them paving the way for it.
Anyway, glad to be here
WELCOME TO THE FORUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10.36pm
9 June 2010
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StrawberryLakiesha said:
antb0y said:
antb0y said:
antb0y said:
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antb0y said:
Having a bit of trouble with quoting?
(the is because I'm messing with you.)
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
4.47am
23 January 2011
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I just realized that I never introduced myself. How rude of me!! Anyway, my name is Keri. I am 21 years old, and I live in Alabama. I am going to school to be a doctor (if I can do well on my MCAT this summer…in 2 months…oh, God, I should be studying!!!). I have been a Beatles fan since September 11, 2010, when I saw the VH1 Greatest Artists of All Time. They played the video clip from I Am the Walrus, and I loved it. I went online and (to my great shame) illegally downloaded what I thought was the song I heard, but it turned out to be Come Together. (Just to be clear, I later deleted all my illegal stuff and bought it legally.) I was clueless. However, I am one of those people who has to know everything about something I like, and I tend to get a little obsessive. It happened with The X-Files when I was 10, and then a little later, Harry Potter. It just happens. That's one reason I've never tried drugs or alcohol. Anywho, I first fell in love with John. I love his voice, his poetry, his humor, and his weird symbiotic relationship with Paul (it's the best bromance of all time, you know). I do not love his post-Beatles bitterness, and it made me take a step back from him, a little. Don't get me wrong, I still love him, but my fascination with him is a little worn. My love for Paul, however, has grown by leaps and bounds. At first, I thought anyone who liked Paul must be shallow because I read quotes from John in the 70s (in which he always contradicted himself. One minute its, "Paul is a big whiny baby who can't do anything," then it's wearing buttons that say, "I love Paul.") I realized I could like Paul's music without being shallow, and now I listen to it all the time. The only pop/rock albums I don't have of his in some format are Wings at the Speed of Sound, Pipes of Peace, and Press to Play. I have all of John's solo material, as well. Shamefully, I only have so many hours in the day to listen to music, and I have a somewhat limited budget, so I haven't been able to get into George and Ringo's solo stuff. Maybe one day.
So now you know me. Sorry I didn't do this sooner!
5.05am
1 May 2010
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No problem Kedame… welcome to the forum and here's your apple!! 
6.54am
8 April 2010
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MeanMrsMustard said:
StrawberryLakiesha said:
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Having a bit of trouble with quoting?
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I liked how the last one was a quote within a quote.
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