Alfredo

DeRank ™: 6,73

DeAge™ : 7457 days • Here since 9 january 2006

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The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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Well done Cappio, and I join in: YOU WILL NEVER HAVE US! :D

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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Here "Forever Changes" could win in a sprint against both BB and the Beatles, a mammoth record.

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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Oh my goodness!! Sorry, but all these anecdotes make me feel utterly overwhelmed, sadness has taken hold of me, in a Mariottide style. :)

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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Pet Sounds is an amazing album; I don't understand why people have to bash one band after another.

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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I can only quote 47; in every review of the Beatles, the same old discussions keep coming up.

Eric Clapton Clapton

23 oct 10

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Clapton after Cream has never convinced me. I don't think I'll listen to him. Zot!

By the way, I haven't informed myself properly about September 11, so I can't express absolute ideas, but I don't see how it could be inconceivable (unfortunately) that a head of state might kill a few thousand people when there have been cases of mass killings throughout history that are much larger (Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, etc.).

Claudio Lazzaro Nazirock

22 oct 10

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"that could lead to a reduction in the number of extermination camps - not to eliminate the fact"... precisely what I'm asking is what is the point of this interest in reduction? if it is discovered that the extermination camps are fewer than those told until now, what happens? Does Hitler suddenly become a benefactor and the Nazis become nice people?