Duophonic finds it rubbish

I found it rubbish.

I find it rubbish.

I said neither. I still recall at Bob Marley Fest a few years back that Hootie was the special guest and the band was rubbish.

This product seems rubbish.

I find it rubbish. :uhhuh:

I find it, as Harrison would usually say, rubbish.

I find this compilation, in the immortal words of George Harrison, "Rubbish."

I watched some of it and I find it rubbish. I didn't notice if Ross was in the first episode. Was he already there?

I think this song is rubbish. I never include it in any comp or playlist, and when it comes on the Real Oldies station, I have to mute.

My dad found it rubbish. He was starved for new Beatles songs after SFF/Penny Lane and didn't like it at all.

So what’s the consensus? Rubbish or not?

I find this whole thing, rubbish.

I’m a Prince fan, but I find this rubbish.

I agree. I find this guy rubbish.

I don’t care for any of Richard’s 60’s output, I find them rubbish.

I find this song rubbish. I don’t like Grease at all lol

There’s one that used a Michael Jackson too. But that one’s all good. The usage of the Prince though, I find it rubbish.

I find it rubbish

None, as based on the trailers it seems rubbish.

I was gonna say, to quote the late, great George Harrison, our host will find the remix “rubbish.” I know I did.

What a rubbish compilation, I'm sorry to say. Missing classics such as All My Life, Special Girl, Inspector Mills, and Right Before Your Eyes.

I don’t like the Long and Winding road take they used either, and Get Back was totally botched as well. To quote George “I find it rubbish, actually.”

It already seems, to use the late great George Harrison’s favorite word, “rubbish.” I find it rubbish.

Most of them, actually practically all of them, are quite rubbish.

Yes, it’s the card sleeve, and it is rubbish.

So….I see what everyone’s saying now. On my phone, the video seems fine, nice quality, and perfect for a 11 inch screen, but when I fired up the comp and hooked it up to the 75 in. TV, the quality degraded somehow, and to quote my favorite George Harrison-ism, it is now rubbish. Definitely suited for phones and tablets. It actually seems gross and now my head is spinning.

Holy crop, Glyn John's TLAWR vocal treatment is like the Beatles 65 version of She's A Woman. It's like Paul is inside a water tank or something.

It's rubbish, lol

I’m thinking he found them rubbish.

I’m willing to wager that the late, great George Harrison himself, will find this, to quote none other than himself as well, “rubbish.”

Was only good when he released the debut album and went downhill since. Nowadays just like Godfather III - does not exist. In the words of the late, great George Harrison, “I find (him) rubbish.”

It would be rubbish.

I thought George found it “rubbish.”

So do I.

I just fired this up. Should I binge, or is it, in the words of the late, great, George Harrison, “rubbish”?

I’m going to watch the series once their all out, but I got a text from my cousin, the one who pokes fun at me by doing mocking, exaggerated guitar playing motions as if that defines the Beatles, and he simply said that it was a “points of sales” (POS). In other words, like the late, great George Harrison used to say, he found it “rubbish.”

What an idiot.

To quote the late, great George Harrison: “I find it rubbish.”

Like the late, great George Harrison said, “I find it rubbish.”

I just listened to Extra Texture for the first time, and I find it rubbish.

I think Chicago has been rubbish since the album with "Just You N Me" that one started the soft era.

I'm not buying that Paul quote ! In 1968 nobody was buying both mono and stereo copies of the same album.

Yea I find that rubbish.

Chicago after 1978 was rubbish.

This new doco already seems rubbish. Pass.

I first heard the Cocker on "The Wonder Years" and found it rubbish then, and until now. Dude sounds constipated. Definitely Beatles.

Paul must have ate Pet Sounds up. I would have loved to have seen Pauls face the first time he heard it. Not sure if the other Beatles were as impressed.

Paul likes to say the whole group liked it but I can picture John saying it's too weird for his tastes and George dismissing it as rubbish, or crap. Ringo probably dug it.

I do find 15 Big Ones rubbish.

this will either be really good, or a real disappointment, not unlike 'piano and a microphone.' which i have read raves about and i find to be not very good at all. boring actually.

Yeah, that’s rubbish, for real

I’d rather have new Anthologies than “Live In The BBC” as tbose albums are, to quote George Harrison, “rubbish.”

Oh look, another modern music is rubbish, its not like when I was young thread.....:rolleyes:

Well to be honest, it is rubbish

If it ain’t real speakers, and Bluetooth speakers are as fake as it gets, it certainly is rubbish. I find those rubbish.

For years now Paul and Ringo include autobiographical those-were-the-days songs on each of their albums. Would be such a nice gesture (for us fans probably more than anything) if they had Pete on drums just once. Even just to look at it cynically, it would generate a lot of press, and help sell the album. I mean, why not?

I don’t think so, it would be, in George’s words, rubbish.

Donovan's storytelling has grown over the years. When I first saw him at the 2003 fest, he laid claim to Dear Prudence and Julia which was completely believable as we all knew he hung out with them quite a bit between India and London. The later years leap forward was on Blackbird as I posted Sir Paul's personal video explanation of the song origin above- plus the rest of them.

Then we had the Feb. 2014 fest for the Beatles 50th anniversary on Ed Sullivan and he graduated to advising the Beatles to take a white sheet from the meditating sessions to use as the cover for the album.
So he created the White Album album cover at this talk (Richard Hamilton had always been given prior credit for it). See around the 19:20 mark. It was completely new to me after previous talks/interviews. Maybe its true and he forgot to mention it before?

As the late great George Harrison would say, “I find it rubbish.”

The band is to be quite honest, really rubbish. I don’t use Wings or Paul McCartney and Wings in my digital files artists/album artists tags. Paul McCartney and that’s it.

One of my all-time favorite George quotes was like that. Paraphrasing from memory, about getting into songwriting he was like “I thought if those two fools could do it, then it can’t be that hard and I could do it too”

Yea I’ll agree he called them fools…just like how he calls acts he doesn’t like “rubbish.” George rules, man.

A pity that George isn't around to witness all the excitement and talk about this song.

He’ll probably find the remix, rubbish.

I can imagine John reading this, in the same manner as he read the newspaper article in the “Get Back” series. And then George calling it “rubbish” or “bollocks.”

This unboxing seems rubbish.

That colorizated ATMP repackage is an abomination. A loudness war release. I found it rubbish.

I wonder if the Beatles thought Sullivan (the show) was corny, or, rubbish even.

Haha, a sham just like their “Hall of Fame.”

Like the late, great, George Harrison used to say: “I find it rubbish” or “I find it bollocks.”

And I imagine George calling this show “rubbish” or “bollocks.”

I don’t think so because the late, great George Harrison, to use 90’s parlance, “ain’t down” with “Now and Then.” He found it rubbish.

I feel it’s George’s camp, including his spirit, wanting this “delayed” as much as possible, because it could very well be, rubbish.

Listened to the Ringo/Paul song “any way I can” and to quote the late, great George Harrison, “I find it rubbish.”

The late, great George Harrison would find it “rubbish.”

I say this again, to quote the late, great, George Harrison, I find it rubbish.

I don't think Lennon would have liked Giles to be honest.
Sorry Giles.

Yea, he’ll find him rubbish lol

The late, great George Harrison might’ve found it rubbish, but I certainly don’t. It’s one of the few records I own.

Watching the 1994/1995 videos above, was George really miffed about the whole anthology project, being around Paul or was senility creeping in?

He definitely found it “rubbish.”

I find Cocker’s “With A Little Help..” rubbish. He sounds like he’s about to take a mad crap. Lol.

To quote the late, great George Harrison, “I find it rubbish.” My mom loves it though, for some strange and inexplicable reason.