Comments on: Magic what they do

By: Danielle

Danielle — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:22:17 +0000

I’m wondering why there’s nothing said here about this illustrator and instead, all this mumbo jumbo (at least well written mumbo jumbo) about the Beatles. Don’t get me wrong, I think the Beatles are very important to the history of music but the paragraph on the main page supporting this illustrator makes one believe, upon clicking on her name, you might actually get to see more of her work or read about her process. Instead, I am reading about a music group and left wondering how her illustration is tied to this group other than a reference to past poster design.

By: Spanish Flew

Spanish Flew — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:43:57 +0000

The white lines on the roads are the enamal of thousands of woodchucks doing their own dental work. There were many beautiful songs before and thereafter, but the Beatles marks a line in the roaring freeway flux of music. We’ll never know how far those beatleic songs travel to reach Earth, but it set off an epidemic of pandemic proportions. Many have analyzed what lies between the lyrics and melodies, but they truely miss the bullseyes and get hung up on the horns. Dashing to conclusions that what was then done as irrelevant is a demonstration of condemnation of one’s mutated sterile thoughts. Many over the years have tried immitation, but they missed the essentials, having a short wave radio called an open mind. I was there and seen the affect they had on the people around me. For some it was too much, as it caused them to overloaded their mental health and surrender their common sense for alternate unreasoning whose effects are with us today. They were were just a very talented band with the right associations and lucky breaks. For a short golden age, many had real fun.

By: Russ H

Russ H — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:54:13 +0000

The Beatles were the greatest musical group that ever was, and ever will be.

By: Zolton

Zolton — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 04:07:01 +0000

Well, the Beatles do have their place. If it wasn’t for them, they’d be no Coldplay, no Doves, no Travis, no Robbie Williams … ok, we could do without the last one. But you know, that were kinda influencial. And no I wasn’t there. But I wasn’t at the dawn of civilisation either but that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate it. [aherm] ‘God save our gracious Queen …’

By: Bob

Bob — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 00:21:54 +0000

Guys, guys guys, that was a really sad read for this time of year. I’m afraid in your timewarp you’ve failed to notice that 2007 has just been born. Yes, I’ll say it again – it’s 2007 , not 1967 so could we please have more of a contemporary read, & a celebration of the coming times, not the passing ones. If you are going to go historical, at least with a modern twist. Mother England – what is this? Beatles? Get over it – you weren’t even there!