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To: epicure who wrote (15637)	2/13/2008 8:31:17 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 51734

>>I really liked several of the songs- better than I liked the Beatles versions. Of course I never liked the Beatles- so almost any other singer is an improvement for me.<< Syb - If that's so, then we have no basis for any meaningful dialogue on this subject. The Beatles were a monumentally important part of my life starting at around age ten. To this day, I consider them one of the greatest bands ever, and certainly one of the most important. They not only changed popular music completely, but did so more than once. I will, henceforth, consider all opinions you may have about music to be suspect. I can still like you as a friend, but only because I'm so forgiving and spiritually evolved. ;-) - Allen PS: Come to think of it, if you like the songs themselves, then I guess you aren't completely hopeless. Recognizing The Beatles' songwriting talent is something. PPS: I hated Moulin Rouge, too. ;-)