Posted by Angel Girl on January 12, 2005, at 2:24:35
In reply to Re: Any Beatles fans out there? » Angel Girl, posted by KaraS on January 10, 2005, at 14:05:48
Kara
I think it was a much more peaceful era, our generation was all about love. There was much more innocence then.
As far as my childhood traumas, the first one I was able to block out at that time because it had happened many years prior to that, but I was not so fortunate to be able to block out the 2nd as it happened during the latter part of The Beatles era. I had blocked it from my memory years later but both have come back to haunt me for the last several years now. There is always something that will trigger the memories; thus leaving me to relive them over and over again.
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> > I'm not Scott, but I wanted to say that listening to the Beatles, certainly brings me back to a time of my life where I was the happiest, well almost. Let's just say, it could've been, minus a couple of childhood traumas during that time.
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> > > I love the Beatles too. I especially love John Lennon's work. I have just about everything he did after the Beatles broke up. I think Paul did some brilliant work during the Beatles but I'm not wild about his work post-Beatles other than "Maybe I'm Amazed." George did some incredible work too. I loved "All Things Must Pass".
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> > > I feel the same way you do about hearing the music of my youth. It definitely brings me back to happier, more hopeful times. That can be bittersweet though.
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