Wasn't Ronnie; 'twas The Beatles..

who brought down the Evil Empire!
(Sorry.. Reactionaries: Tear. Down. this. wall! was a nice ejaculatory sentence) Â but it was
The Yout of the USSR, who discovered Real Liff vicariously Â through the unique vitality/spontaneity of The Fab Four.
Love. It.

Check out the PBS Lennon bio series (2 hrs. x 2) and then: How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin.
Undoubtedly the best bio yet, with Yoko and others collaborating -- and the Last.
There won't be a reprise; lots of never-seen clips, quips and testimonials.

The Kremlin story (1 hr.) pretty much makes the case for the effect of the 4 lads from a 'Cavern in Hamburg.. Hey, I vas Dere, Charlie
(well, in Hamburg, but not at the site of that cabaret; a couple years too early, alas.)

Bon appétit Â everyone must leave the theatre, singing.
And so it Was, post- Yellow Submarine. In Berkeley, anyway.
Lennon would have been 70, just now, save for that interminable %Murican loonies and their bottomless arms caches :-/

Post #336,069 by Ashton 11/23/10 4:16:40 AM Reply	Wasn't Ronnie; 'twas The Beatles.. who brought down the Evil Empire! (Sorry.. Reactionaries: Tear. Down. this. wall! was a nice ejaculatory sentence) Â but it was The Yout of the USSR, who discovered Real Liff vicariously Â through the unique vitality/spontaneity of The Fab Four. Love. It. Check out the PBS Lennon bio series (2 hrs. x 2) and then: How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin. Undoubtedly the best bio yet, with Yoko and others collaborating -- and the Last. There won't be a reprise; lots of never-seen clips, quips and testimonials. The Kremlin story (1 hr.) pretty much makes the case for the effect of the 4 lads from a 'Cavern in Hamburg.. Hey, I vas Dere, Charlie (well, in Hamburg, but not at the site of that cabaret; a couple years too early, alas.) Bon appétit Â everyone must leave the theatre, singing. And so it Was, post- Yellow Submarine. In Berkeley, anyway. Lennon would have been 70, just now, save for that interminable %Murican loonies and their bottomless arms caches :-/
Post #336,091 by mhuber 11/23/10 12:03:40 PM Reply	Mr. Gorbachev, Tear Down This Wall Demonstrates the complete failure of our intelligence services. How many times in history has there been a decades-long war where the victors were taken so completely by surprise? Reagan's line reveals that he though the Red Bear was still alive. But I guess "Mr. Gorbachev, accept the fact that you no longer have the ability to prevent that angry mob from tearing down this wall" wouldn't have sounded as cool. --------------------------------------- I think it's perfectly clear we're in the wrong band. (Tori Amos)
Post #336,093 by drook 11/23/10 12:35:25 PM Reply	Nit You assume he was aiming for anything more than a photo-op/sound bite. -- Drew
Post #336,246 by Ashton 11/26/10 2:00:07 AM Reply	:^> I could almost see voting for Palin in 2012 on the grounds that this sorry ratfucking excuse for a republic, this savage, smirking, predatory empire deserves her. Bring on the Rapture, motherfuckers! -- via RC

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