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15 February 2015
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I like that snippet too. Though it wasn’t that early, it was the 1966 record. 
Here ’tis, I’ve started it from the beginning of the Podgie-Jasper bit:
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1 May 2011
Online There are many great moments on the Christmas Records; George thanking Ringo and then adding “we’ll phone you” after Ringo has given a funky rendition of ‘Good King Wenceslas’ is class.
John suddenly yelling “NOW!!!” in the ’64 message, actually John’s whole section from that is brilliant, as is when they go thru where they have been during the year and get lost.
The gentle piss take of ‘Yesterday ‘ throughout the 1965 one. You can tell they had nothing much to say during that one having outgrown the simple message to the fans.
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2.52pm
15 May 2015
Offline After I recently discovered “Lonesome Tears in My Eyes “, I spent about 90 minutes listening to about 30 different versions by various artists, and playing along with my guitar (easy 3-chord song). I still like the version of the retro-karaokish Dutch crooner Danny Everett (from the 2010 album Danny Everett and the Spectacles), because he slows down the tempo to a nice almost Hawaiian lilt.
However, Lennon’s singing has some advantages to any other version I’ve heard. One of them I particularly like is a “song fragment” — the way he descants on the word “lies” in the phrase —
I can’t forget that you told me
So many promising lies…
— is very nice.
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Offline and how he sings the first time the “I can’t forget that you told me” thing when he says “toOoOld” , you know, that up-and-down thing he does… that’s great
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5.34pm
15 May 2015
Offline Yeah, John does that well — but it’s not unusual; most of the other singers who covered that song did that too, including I think the original, Johnny Burnett.
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John suddenly yelling “NOW!!!” in the ’64 message…
I couldn’t find it now if my worthless little life depended on it, but I remember hearing a Carnival Of Light fake on YouTube and what really gave it away as a fake was that it included John’s “NOW!!!” from the Christmas message.
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4.25pm
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15 February 2015
Offline John’s ‘brbrbrbrbr’ in Slow Down is so what?! I like his whoop at the end though.
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1.33pm
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15 February 2015
Offline I always noticed this, but only just paid attention: the drums start this little I Feel Fine -esque Latin rhythm after the line ‘It’s way too early for the conga’ in Rock And Roll Music . What an awesome little touch.
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Offline I suppose this belongs in here, and I hope no one has mentioned it! Approximately 1:33 into Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (iTunes version), there’s a little slip up, and it sounds like a little “high” being said. Check it out with the volume cranked.
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15 February 2015
Offline The way George pronounces ‘there’ll’ like ‘they’ll’ in You Like Me Too Much . 
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1.58pm
27 April 2015
Offline Oohh, I didn’t know such a thread existed…
Well, George’s “sweet as you are” (at about 1:48) in Don’t you ever change, and I mentioned this in another thread – George’s (again) “she’s an angel sent to me” towards the end of Devil In Her Heart .
John’s “yeah” in Yes it is at about 2:04. Awesome!
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2.03pm
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15 February 2015
Offline P3pperish giggled
Oohh, I didn’t know such a thread existed…
You’re welcome. 
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2.04pm
27 April 2015
Offline ^^^ Haha, I’m glad it does 
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3.18pm
5 November 2011
Offline Silly Girl said
P3pperish giggled
Oohh, I didn’t know such a thread existed…You’re welcome.
But why are you saying you’re welcome when you’re not the one who made this thread? If p3pperish were to thank somebody for this surely it would be ITSWD en vez de you??????¿¿¿¿???¿¿?
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3.44pm
27 April 2015
Offline ^^^ It was her post that brought the thread to my attention as it showed up on my unread topics list 🙂
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4.03pm
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15 February 2015
Offline P3pperish said
^^^ It was her post that brought the thread to my attention as it showed up on my unread topics list 🙂
What she said.
I wasn’t saying ‘you’re welcome for making it’ as she wasn’t saying ‘thanks for this thread’. She was saying ‘thanks for bringing this thread to my attention’.
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4.17pm
5 November 2011
Offline Silly Girl said
P3pperish said
^^^ It was her post that brought the thread to my attention as it showed up on my unread topics list 🙂What she said.
I wasn’t saying ‘you’re welcome for making it’ as she wasn’t saying ‘thanks for this thread’. She was saying ‘thanks for bringing this thread to my attention’.
oh well that was nice of her. Guess I should have read harder.
Maybe next time…
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8.48am
3 November 2015
Offline Silly Girl said
The way George pronounces ‘there’ll’ like ‘they’ll’ in You Like Me Too Much .
I like how he pronounces “alerted” in WMGGW. I wonder why his accent comes out more while he sings than John and Paul. Perhaps the tone is just more nasal to begin with.
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15 February 2015
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Silly Girl said
The way George pronounces ‘there’ll’ like ‘they’ll’ in You Like Me Too Much .I like how he pronounces “alerted” in WMGGW. I wonder why his accent comes out more while he sings than John and Paul. Perhaps the tone is just more nasal to begin with.
I love that too.
He has such unique pronunciation. 
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7.10pm
15 May 2015
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Short version:
I like the way John sings the words “real fire” in Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite.
Long version:
All the other recurring phrases preceding these have a rhythm to the words that flows logically —
Either way, I like it.
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