EMI selling Abbey Road
- casey campbell
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EMI selling Abbey Road
hmmmm.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/889e63f0-1a70 ... ab49a.html
sorry if this has been mentioned before....didn't see it though.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/889e63f0-1a70 ... ab49a.html
sorry if this has been mentioned before....didn't see it though.
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Did you see "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone?" Same movie. Both the book and the film were called "Philosopher's Stone" in the UK. The title was dumbed down for American audiences.msweber wrote:Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone, eh? I never saw that one...Abbey Road is still prized as one of the few venues able to accommodate entire orchestras, which has allowed producers to record scores there for films such as Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter and the Philosopher?s Stone.
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Or they saw that we have a healthy crop of crack-pot religions over here and decided that we didn't need to be exposed to Alchemy.dwlb wrote: Did you see "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone?" Same movie. Both the book and the film were called "Philosopher's Stone" in the UK. The title was dumbed down for American audiences.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosopher%27s_stone
I mean, if you check out what Alchemy did to Sir Isaac Newton--who was arguably one of the smartest people to have walked the earth--there's no way they could risk exposing people like John Travolta and Jenni McCarthy to it.
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Ha ha, well that sure does make me sound like a dumb American.
I had a feeling it was something like that, obviously I knew the article was referring to the Sorcerer's Stone.
Yeah, the books got enough flack from the super-religious community for simply being about sorcery, period. I knew a lot of parents that didn't want their kids to read them at all...
I had a feeling it was something like that, obviously I knew the article was referring to the Sorcerer's Stone.
Yeah, the books got enough flack from the super-religious community for simply being about sorcery, period. I knew a lot of parents that didn't want their kids to read them at all...
It will be sad....
I just hope that it won't be bought by some wealthy individual or corporation and turned into a "Beatles Museum" or something like that...
I hope it remains a recording studio...at least long enough for me to record there someday! :D
I hope it remains a recording studio...at least long enough for me to record there someday! :D
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Re: It will be sad....
Sadly I think 'museum' is the best case scenario. My money is on condos.mrclean wrote:I just hope that it won't be bought by some wealthy individual or corporation and turned into a "Beatles Museum" or something like that...
I hope it remains a recording studio...at least long enough for me to record there someday!
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