hey jude

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Bill Walker said:
No, born Ilse of Man then moved to Chorlton Manchester for 6 years, then emigrated to Australia where they lived for 10 years before moving to London.

What was interesting was that as a group after growing up they decided that London was the place to be if you want to make it so they got a ship back to England, after the five week voyage and arriving in England they found out that they had reached number one in Australia but nobody in England had ever heard of them, so they wondered if they had made a big mistake.
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They were big in Massachusetts too.
 
Mad Eyed Screamer said:
It is "you're"
Liverpool, musically, is a one trick pony. Take away The Beatles and the city musically is on par with Coventry. Once scene defining the city forever. And don't forget, The Beatles loved your "greatest city" so much, they couldn't wait to fuck off out of there - see also Cilla and Tarby, another duo of professional Scousers....

Meanwhile, Manchester has musically evolved and influenced the music world with different scenes over the past 45 years. How many Liverpool bands over the summer have played in front of packed stadiums and 80,000 in a park x 5 nights? (and yes I know the Gallaghers fucked off to London before you say it, but did New Order? Buzzcocks? Stone Roses? The Smiths? Morrissey did for a few months but came back), Happy Mondays? And more....

Anyway, goodbye, you're (correct spelling) banned!
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Good work. Especially on the ‘you’re’ angle. He seems that stupid that he’ll use that when he should be using ‘your’ in future which, arguably, annoys me more!

I know I’m in the minority generally but I don’t like The Beatles. Hey Jude is decent though.
 
Bill Walker said:
No, born Ilse of Man then moved to Chorlton Manchester for 6 years, then emigrated to Australia where they lived for 10 years before moving to London.

What was interesting was that as a group after growing up they decided that London was the place to be if you want to make it so they got a ship back to England, after the five week voyage and arriving in England they found out that they had reached number one in Australia but nobody in England had ever heard of them, so they wondered if they had made a big mistake.
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Actually the youngest Gibb, Andy, was born in Chorlton, and although he wasn't a true member of the BeeGees he did sing with them so close enough in my book
 
Ron Nasty said:
Your 35 miles away from the Greatest music and football City in the world, to the rest of the world it's Manchester, near Liverpool.
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Absolute horseshit.

The most self-centered, self-mythologising grief junkies in the world.

“famous Liverpool wit” = Stan Boardman and Jimmy Tarbuck. Even that arsehole John Bishop fucked off to Manchester as soon as he could. The plastic ****.

Built on the slave trade, claiming the Titanic as your own (it never visited, not once).

A football club responsible for the deaths of 39 fans holding a parade on the anniversary…

To see how the rest of the world perceives the two cities you can look at their respective development. Manchester has massive investment, towers going up everywhere, students from all over the world desperate to study here. Liverpool got a lovely shopping centre.

While you lot are moaning about everything, Manchester gets on with it. No ships? We’ll build a canal. IRA bomb? We’ll rebuild the City.

Name 1 great band from Liverpool since the Beatles split. And not Gerry and the fucking pacemakers.
 
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