6.59am

14 June 2016

The Hole Got Fixed said
Yes, yes, yes, and yes. Exactly the same situation and thoughts here.
Great minds think alike.
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9.24pm

9 August 2011

@classicdreamer "Out of curiousity, which song began your love for the band? "
First song they played on the Ed Sullivan Show. I had just turned 10 and was lying on my stomach in my pajamas watching TV (as usual) and could not believe what I was seeing and hearing.
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3.02am

14 June 2016

I remember really loving Eight Days A Week in the early days of my fandom. Still love it today of course. I made a CD playlist for my car and had this one on repeat quite a lot. Other songs included Drive My Car , Nowhere Man , Hey Jude and What You're Doing .
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4.13pm

15 November 2018

My dad is a big fan and made sure my brother and I were well acquainted with the Beatles from a young age. He played their music in the car on the way to preschool, and we watched their movies on long road trips. I was pretty passive about the Beatles from the ages of 8-14, and it was only in December 2017 that my true obsession began. We were driving to my grandparents' in my dad's new car, which came with a free year of Sirius XM. My dad was scrolling through the different channels when he spotted a Beatles Channel and, ignoring the complaints of my brother and I, turned it on. By the end of that car ride, I was reminded of the Beatles' brilliance, and over the next few months I busied myself familiarizing myself with their music and their lives. Now, of course, I'm a die-hard Beatlemaniac.
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