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Jopn
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has anyone heard this? i think the version of Taxman by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is amazing and better than the original Beatles version in my opinion


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Quoted from Jopn, posted March 15, 2004, 9:05pm at here
has anyone heard this? i think the version of Taxman by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is amazing and better than the original Beatles version in my opinion


Better than the Beatle's version, ah that hurts me eyes

Seriously though, I've been considering the purchase.


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The version of Taxman is mediocre compared to the Beatles, but the concert is magnificent for all sorts of other reasons.
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its all up to opinion, but i think its got more of an edge to it


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where can i get this?


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HMV


which means?


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i got mine from HMV, dont you have it in america?


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Quoted from Jopn, posted March 15, 2004, 9:05pm at here
has anyone heard this? i think the version of Taxman by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is amazing and better than the original Beatles version in my opinion


Lol, my wife loathes this version. I dont think its bad, but I like the original.



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Quoted from Fool_on_the_Hill, posted March 16, 2004, 4:09am at here


which means?


HMV = His Master's Voice - it used to be a record label (might still be!) but is now a big chain of record shops. The Beatles were indirectly introduced to George Martin via the publishing department in HMV, Oxford Street, London in 1962.


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I have it on DVD. it's okay. I like the songs but I don't like it that there song by other people. they sound weird. ther is no way that there better then the origionals.


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The Concert For George is one of the great rock concerts ever. Everyone is on their game, the show is brilliantly paced, the atmosphere is joyous/moving/nostalgic.

You don't listen to these songs to compare with the orginals. You listen because there's a band up there playing here and now, live.A band helping to contribute to a celebration of a life.

So even if the euros/dollars/pounds/rupees hurt, I urge everyone to get this DVD set. A wonderful concert.
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Isn't it interesting that two of the great rock "events" have a George angle? He was the inspiration for both, in a sense.

The Concert For Bangla Desh and The Concert For George.
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Quoted from The_End, posted March 22, 2004, 5:23pm at here


HMV = His Master's Voice - it used to be a record label (might still be!) but is now a big chain of record shops. The Beatles were indirectly introduced to George Martin via the publishing department in HMV, Oxford Street, London in 1962.




Is that what it stands for? We have HMVs here but I rarely buy cds from there because they're expensive.
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