Ey up, Travis.. I post this here video for 3 good reasons.

1. It's one of my favorite EVER songs

2. I just bought THAT coat, lol. I paid 300 English pounds for it, beautiful three quarter length winter Rockport Beatlesque coat . It's nearly identical but a little more "mod". I'm working on the haircut, but it's growing it in the meantime! Looks terrible lol

Good heavens!

Here is a before and after of <Beyonce "Michael Jackson" Knowles>:

If I had to attach it to any Beatles period, it would be between help and rubber soul. Honestly mate, it's lovely. I love all those old clothes that Paul and George used to wear around that period, I've even got one of those Lennon caps that look like a sailors cap... kinda. Well it's 50 years later nearly, you won't find any identical. Liam Gallagher has his own clothing range, called pretty green, the gear ain't cheap but it's as close to all that old Beatlesque clothing as you'll ever find.

Btw. I have a few Beatles dvds you can have if you want them? I got that Living in a material world about George too, that's pretty good.

I also have The Harrison Material World 1 that Scorsese directed which is quite good! Thanks again!

This is a real "upper class" look at the Beatles and their music. They really strip the actual music down and tell you what makes it so great, and why they alone stood out from their contemporaries. Some of the things the narrator says gives me goosebumps, because there's nothing like the upper classes realising that the working class are better than them at most things.... apart from maybe fox hunting!

And you may be the resident Beatles music expert, but I don't think there can be anyone who's read more books about these 4 people than me.. and trust me, those prison libraries have some classic Beatle lit, lol.

Here's a classic for you Trav. The first time I heard this song was on a tape as a kid, and I kept rewinding it to the lyric where he says "It's like trying to shovel smoke with a pitch fork in the wind! "

I don't think my very young brain could understand what he meant, but I love that about Lennon. He was a contradiction, just "As likely to fall on my arse as the next fella" as he once said. A working class hero, and along with McCartney my own, main personal hero.

Mother
http://youtu.be/CEnc3RQE2lg

Real Love (acoustic version)
http://youtu.be/HN7HakO6oGA

Wow amazing high quality video footage of that <John Lennon and Eric Clapton> show.

More than <8 million fans> can't be wrong- be sure to play this on on <1080 p> for best quality.

<Kashmir Live> does it get any better than this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD-M...

<Jimmie Paige> seems to be taking a page out of <Niel Young's> book by going on stage looking like a homeless person.

That was the late Zep drummer John Bonham's son on drums! He took after his dad I see! ; P

Here's another Jam from Celebration Day.

What an incredible jinx- I was just watching the CELEBRATION "Black Dog" a few minutes before coming here.

Yes! And not just the modern day sound system but the lights and computer graphics synched to the sound.

If <Genesis> had the computers and equipment they could have made the slideshow and lights on their "Lamb tour" actually work properly.

The drummer was great, I didn't know he was John Bonham's son.

I did notice that B-horror movie actor <Lance Hendriksen> was playing bass and keyboards though.

Photographic proof: http://collider.com/wp-content/uplo>...