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The first song I remember hearing and thinking about was Cat Stevens, Morning has Broken.

I didn't understand how a morning could break, but I liked it nonetheless.

I was chasing little moths in our garden, with a net. It must have been on our outdoor radio or something?

Beatles off the top of my head: Helter Skelter, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Glass Onion, I Saw Here Standing There, HELP, Fool on the Hill, In My Life, Blackbird, The entire Abbey Road (Polythene Pam, Here Comes the Sun), Sgt Pepper (especially A Little Help, She's Leaving Home, Within You Without You), Penny Lane, Something, the whole Revolver album (Your Bird Can Sing, Eleanor Rigby), Good Night, Birthday, For You Blue, Nowhere Man, Do You Want to know a Secret, Across the Universe, I Am the Walrus, Ticket to Ride, Ballad of John and Yoko, Tomorrow Never Knows.

Ballads: Here There and Everywhere , In My Life, If I Fell, And I Love Her

Beatles I don't love: Obla Di Obla Da. Yesterday is kind of meh (repetitive melody). Hey Jude.

I'd say that's a good track record.

My favourite Beatle was George (don't start me on that)

Do you have vinyl albums?

Yes I do. I love my records. My turntable is a vintage Yamaha that was made the same year as I was born. If I needed money and had to sell all my possessions it would be one of the last things that has real value that I would sell.

What do you own that has value that you would hold on to as long as possible?

Favorite Beatle (john) by far.

Their non-album singles were good too, Day Tripper ,We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Rain

Beatles I don't love: comical german versions; Sie Liebt Dich. Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand. Ringo singing 'Boys.' ughh, whos idea was that. Yellow Submarine. Octopus Garden. In fact now that i thinkabout it, all of ringo songs.

No vinyl albums. all i have is store bought cd's and pirated mp3.

What do you own that has value that you would hold on to as long as possible?
my life.

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I'd probably get along best with Ringo.

Which Beatle would you like over for dinner----if you could only choose one Beatle.

John and George are no longer with us. McCartney is pompous insufferable narcissist overrated musically. Ringo is charming witty and all, but he really rode the coattails of the other three. So i have to go with Pete Best.

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I have scores of vinyls too. I have no idea how many. Lots are still at my mother's. There's a few hundred here, and my kids have hundreds too. My brother and I divided my parents' early Beatles albums. Unf I don't have a great turntable anymore, but I did have a whole component system for years. I think it was Yamaha.

Last thing I'd sell (with value): My grandmother's silver tea service. My grandmother's locket with the picture of my dad and auntie as children. My Brontë cabinet (hundreds of books, many no longer in print).

Last things I'd part with (less value): Photos (I have thousands of family photos in archival albums and I collect antique frames.) My Tickle (stim thing).

Other Beatles song I love: Dear Prudence, Paperback Writer, Lovely Rita, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Revolution, Bathroom Window, Mean Mr Mustard, Golden Slumbers / Carry that Weight

Yeah, I don't love the Ringo songs so much.

Dinner with George, hands down. Then I guess John.

What's the oldest thing you have?

The thing that I've had for the longest amount of time is the blanket that I've had since I was a newborn.

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George Harrison was technically the most handsome, maybe thats why you like him, or is it because he was introverted (most autistic like). but John had that character (fiery spirit) that was just second to none. And that i couldn't help but admire. Plus his music, although not 'technically' the best, surpassed the rest, lyrically and content wise.

Oldest thing? I don't know....maybe my original PlayStation. The grey one.

What was the first book(s) you read?

Original family photos. I think the oldest are from 1880s. Oldest books are around 1890s.

Oldest thing from my own life: Beyond photos, record albums and my Tickle, I have a gift that some kid gave me for my 7th birthday. It's an owl-shaped planter (for plants). I remember getting it.

Glad to see you're feeling a bit better, Hero ^^

This is the first book I remember reading. My brother taught me to read it:



Also "Now We are Six" AA Milne


Have you ever been fingerprinted?

I was fingerprinted for my present job.

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Actually I can't tell the Beatles apart by sight because I'm face blind!

I recognise GH when he was older and solo, and of course when he had the crazy long hair.

I just like his spirit, his lyrics, and his peaceful philosophy. He never seemed too caught up in all the hype.

Also I dig guitar players. And he's the spitting image of someone I love (even though I can't picture it) -- lol

I was fingerprinted by police when my trauma experience ended.

It was part of the court case (evidence against the perps).


See The Beatles live, or 1970s Zeppelin?

Neither...
Because I don't know what it is about.

If it's music, definitely neither because I barely know about names of bands and musicians. I may not know if I encountered it's music or not.


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Beatles. Led Zep would probably be too noisy for me.


Pink Floyd, or Led Zeppelin?

For a show? Zeppelin

Overall? idk .... I never think of myself as a huge Floyd fan but I do love a lot of their songs. Wish You Were Here is huge in my life. Hard to say. Zeppelin would likely put on a better show though.

Hendrix or CCR?

Hendrix. He was one of a kind!

CCR was pretty good, too----but sort of formulaic. Very pleasant music to listen to.


Would you ever play a guitar with your teeth?

No, but I saw Zakk Wylde play behind his back.

I wouldn't play any instrument because I stim too much.

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