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5.44pm
26 March 2012
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On the heels of this, it infuriates me to an unreasonable degree when I go to play the Beatles on the iPod of a friend or acquaintance and they have the songs in a jumbled order. No world can be sane where She Said She Said replaced Tomorrow Never Knows as Revolver ‘s closing track as I saw on my friend’s iPod at a New Years party.
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29 November 2012
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Ben Ramon said
On the heels of this, it infuriates me to an unreasonable degree when I go to play the Beatles on the iPod of a friend or acquaintance and they have the songs in a jumbled order. No world can be sane where She Said She Said replaced Tomorrow Never Knows as Revolver ‘s closing track as I saw on my friend’s iPod at a New Years party.
Totally agree. Some albums *HAVE* to be in the proper order (well, they all do)
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8 November 2012
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There were Beatles albums I didn’t hear for years after I got into them because I could only afford so much.
That was my situation too. Fortunately as of last year I was able to rectify the situation, though I have only scratched the surface of the solo albums.
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29 November 2012
Offline ^well that’s different, that’s understandable. I was thinking more along the lines of someone just chopping the albums up on a whim
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