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[QUOTE="UpstateNY, post: 2342520, member: 7127"] The Beatles - having been personally exposed to Beatlemania in 1964 with attendance at a concert in SF , i can attest to the fact that this was something neverseen or heard before . Coming full circle ,last night i attended a Paul Mccarteny concert to the delight of 35000 fans . The most striking thing about the concert was every person in the audience aged 8-80 including the ushers was singing along with Paul. The Beatles weremore than rock n kings- they were a cultural icon who helped define an era . They left a musical legacy that is still fresh and interesting and has been embraced by every generation since the 60's [/QUOTE]
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