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13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
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Offline @Ron Nasty It’s odd. I saw a few articles saying it closed.
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Offline It did close in 1962, @Magill, but the basement rooms weren’t changed in any way, and in the 2000’s it was reopened as a tourist attraction. What JJ is looking for in this list are buildings that have been demolished or no longer exist for some other reason.
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17 December 2012
Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
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13 Beatles songs that don’t maintain a consistent tempo throughout:
It doesn’t matter now, but I don’t think this one should’ve counted; it stays at the same speed, start to finish.
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up.
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. The top 10 club – It wasn’t demolished, but the building that it was in is currently owned by another business.
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Offline As already said, @Magill, if the building is still standing it does not count for this round. The building must no longer exist. If the building is owned by different people, or has a different use, it doesn’t matter, the actual building still exists (very few buildings have the same owners and/or are used for the exact same purpose with the same name 50/60 years later).
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Offline It is whether the building still exists, @Magill, not whether it still has the same name and/or a different use.
The building that housed the Top Ten Club still exists, and is currently a place of worship. Had it been demolished and a different building had been built on the site, it would count, but it is the same building that they once played in.
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sigh butterfly said
The Hole Got Fixed said
Roll out the red carpet, I’m famous!
I’ll be signing autographs for the next week only, so get in quick
I still have the autographed book you gave me at the BBH.
Where can I get the Holey Bible?
Hey @Magill, just wanted to make sure you knew Holey and I were just joking around. The Beatles Bible House (BBH) is an imaginary place where all forum members are welcome to let their inner Beatle out in any way they see fit. Anything is possible there as the laws of physics do not apply. There is a room with your name on it if you are interested! Sometimes things that happen there may leak over into the forum proper. Just to be clear, our Holey did not write this book (at least I don’t believe he did 
). Here is the link if you want to visit sometime.
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Offline sigh butterfly said
The Hole Got Fixed said
Roll out the red carpet, I’m famous!
I’ll be signing autographs for the next week only, so get in quick
I still have the autographed book you gave me at the BBH. Btw-I found this newspaper folded up between the pages. Hope things have calmed down since then!
I’m very glad you still have that
And yes, things have calmed down since then… that was very scary, and for it to make front-page news
. Ahhh the memories…
13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
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13 Beatles songs that don’t maintain a consistent tempo throughout:It doesn’t matter now, but I don’t think this one should’ve counted; it stays at the same speed, start to finish.
I thought the beginning had a different tempo before the drum kicked in. But that’s ok. If anybody has another song to replace, please do.
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
I’d like to thank a T-shirt I bought several years ago showing Beatles American tour of 1964. I checked Wikipedia to see what exists and what is gone. I will now sit back and watch you guys complete list. I will only do this again if we get stuck. By the way, I see the Kaiserkeller in Hamburg is still going strong.
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
9. The Star-Club, Hamburg – Beatles had three residencies there during 1962, finishing off their time in Hamburg. It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
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The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
9. The Star-Club, Hamburg – Beatles had three residencies there during 1962, finishing off their time in Hamburg. It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
10. Ernst Merck Halle – It was demolished in 1986 (finally, one that’s demolished and the beatles performed at)
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
9. The Star-Club, Hamburg – Beatles had three residencies there during 1962, finishing off their time in Hamburg. It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
10. Ernst Merck Halle – It was demolished in 1986 (finally, one that’s demolished and the beatles performed at)
11. Carlton Theatre, Kirkcaldy – Beatles performed there 6 October 1963 (I wonder if the Duchess of Kirkcaldy was at the concert ). The place was demolished after a fire in 1972.
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Offline 13 PLACES THE BEATLES PERFORMED THAT NO LONGER EXIST
1. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL – Beatles did a show 9/5/64. It was demolished in 1999.
2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
9. The Star-Club, Hamburg – Beatles had three residencies there during 1962, finishing off their time in Hamburg. It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
10. Ernst Merck Halle – It was demolished in 1986 (finally, one that’s demolished and the beatles performed at)
11. Carlton Theatre, Kirkcaldy – Beatles performed there 6 October 1963 (I wonder if the Duchess of Kirkcaldy was at the concert ). The place was demolished after a fire in 1972.
12. Tower Ballroom, New Brighton – Beatles performed there 27 times between 61 and 63, only place they played more in the UK was the Cavern. It burnt to the ground in April 1969.
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2. The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool – Beatles played there 292 times. While there is still a Cavern Club on Mathew Street, it is a rebuild further up the street; the original was demolished in 1973.
3. Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA – Site of last official Beatles concert on 8/29/66. Place was gradually torn down starting in 2013. Giants and 49ers play in new stadiums.
4. Odeon Cinema, London Road, Liverpool – On December 7, 1963, The Beatles played twice at one of Liverpool’s largest cinemas which was also the venue for the northern premier of A Hard Day’s Night in 1964. The cinema was recently demolished and is currently being developed as part of a £35m project to build 500 student homes.
5. Shea Stadium – site of their most famous of their American concerts. Demolished in 2008/09.
6. Concert Hall, Glasgow (Joe’s page) – The Beatles performed there 5 October 1963. Building demolished 5 years later – before The Beatles broke up
7. Sydney Stadium, Sydney, NSW – demolished in 1970 for the construction of a railway
8. Olympia Stadium, Detroit MI – Beatles played there 9/6/64. It was demolished in 1987 after seven years of inactivity. Primary use was Detroit Red Wing hockey games.
9. The Star-Club, Hamburg – Beatles had three residencies there during 1962, finishing off their time in Hamburg. It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
10. Ernst Merck Halle – It was demolished in 1986 (finally, one that’s demolished and the beatles performed at)
11. Carlton Theatre, Kirkcaldy – Beatles performed there 6 October 1963 (I wonder if the Duchess of Kirkcaldy was at the concert
). The place was demolished after a fire in 1972.12. Tower Ballroom, New Brighton – Beatles performed there 27 times between 61 and 63, only place they played more in the UK was the Cavern. It burnt to the ground in April 1969.
13. Cleveland Municipal Stadium, the US Tour concert date 14 August 1966. Stadium was demolished in 1996.
13 Beatles songs that could be considered a “ballad” (That is, a stylized storytelling song or poem, NOT a sentimental ballad which would be a simple love song):
No fair peeking at a song list, try it from the top of your head!
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