Quoted from andersonCouncill

OMG Does it actually say "In 1969, Apple Records introduced a subsidiary label, Zapple, meant to showcase more experimental recordings, as opposed to quality work."?

I will check that out. I love George.

No, sorry,... it's just a review (I forgot to post the link)
http://www.fufkin.com/columns/lynch/lynch_gh_12_01_3.htm

I was trying to explain what he was doing here ... and I remembered this review, so ...

Zapple was created to be, what Lennon said, to be like paperback books--you read them once or twice and can throw them away, and they'd be budget priced.  Klein put the kibosh on that notion by saying, 'If it's good, we'll charge'. 'Lions/Electronic' were priced at the going rate of other albums back then. John was so into 'reporting' everything him and Yoko did back then, he wanted an audio document. George was being shown the Moog by Beaver Krause, and its this Beaver Krause who does almost everything on 'Electronic Sound'. You can see where George silvered out his name at the bottom of the album to not give him credit. George must have had enough as well because you can see he wrote "Crapple With It".

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paperback books--you read them once or twice and can throw them away,

WTF??!!!!! Who throws away BOOKS?!!

Quoted from tkitna

Yes, I suppose we all have different tastes as I love Supertramp and the Guess Who.

So do I but remember I only have about 16 cds and I have all the beatles cds.

i have 2 steps cds, they were hand-me-downs from my sister from agesssss ago

I have a Go-Gos tape that someone gave me. It's kinda catchy, but the main reason I like it is because it annoys my mother.