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Is it me, or does it feel like 1970 again?
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Originally posted by wobbegong View PostOn a related note, can anyone please explain why there are Beatles CDs, T shirt and memorabilia everywhere? I get the Jacko stuff (sort of*), but this baffles me.I thought that Jacko had used the rights to the Beatles stuff as security for a loan from his record company who took control of them after he couldn't pay back the loan. This happened in the last year or so.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostRemastered CD Box set and a video game 'Beatles Rock Band' were release recently.
Doesn't the Jacko estate still own the rights? If so, it should help out with the debts.
Looks like I wasn't completely correct:
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/...ights-in-play/
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Both were magnificent human achievements, especially when you think that technology has raced 40 years on and we still haven't been able to replicate them.Originally posted by sasguru View PostIsn't all human activity ultimately futile?
At least Concorde was a genuine human achievement.
As was going to the moon.Comment
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu-144Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Postwe still haven't been able to replicate them.
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Quite, and I remember how inspirational it was growing up in the times that these things were going on.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostBoth were magnificent human achievements, especially when you think that technology has raced 40 years on and we still haven't been able to replicate them.Comment
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No, this time you're all proper fscked. There's no way out.Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostThree terms of a Labour government, 2.5 million on the dole, recession, strikes, MP's p!ss!ing our money away.
It feels like the 1970's again!
All we need now is a winter of discontent, a three day week and Starbucks branches to be replaced by greasy worker's caff's serving milky tea and fry-ups.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Yes I wonder who the spy at Concorde wasOriginally posted by AtW View Post
Hard Brexit now!
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Think of their poor children
If you are a real fan than it is your duty to buy the artist's music.Originally posted by wobbegong View Post
* actually no, I don't really understand the mentality of people who, in their droves, buy an artists music or films just because that artist has died. Surely if they were fans they'd already have it, and if they don't already have it, why start buying it now?

The funeral costs need to be paid for and the children and all the ex partners
need your cash so they can continue with their jet set lifestyle.Comment
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Some more than others ... <glances at AtW>Originally posted by sasguru View PostIsn't all human activity ultimately futile?Comment
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