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Beatles Anthology Director's Cut ~ exactly what's in it ~ ?!?!
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May. 9th, 2008 @ 12:56 pm
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Directors Cut up on YouTube ~ hurry!
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May. 9th, 2008 @ 12:22 pm
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FLASH! Before it's deleted by the bigwigs, the entire BOOTLEG version of Anthology is up on YouTube ~
 ~ It's called The Beatles Anthology Director's Cut ~ occasionally you find it on the black market in the form of ten (that's right, 10) DVD's, and it keeps getting banned by eBay every time they find someone is trying to sell copies.
The difference between the regular Anthology and the Director's Cut?
Well! This bootleg has more than twice as much material that was changed and deleted, from what Apple & the Threetles-Plus-Yoko picked over and chose to sell to the public. This director's cut is a copy of the first version that was submitted for their approval, and believe you me, the for-sale version that you own is all butchered up!
All the links to the videos on YouTube have been posted on { THIS BOARD } of the forum for your convenience.
Watch 'em as soon as you can, because I'll bet they won't be up for long!!!
For further info and commentary about it ~ { HERE } is a post I made about this bootleg set, back on February 15. Cheers!
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Starting at 99 cents! ...So why not?
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May. 9th, 2008 @ 08:18 am
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Wow. wow. So often I get asked, "How can I know more about Brian? What do I read?" ... this is it!
Someone on eBay is selling the other BEST book ever written about Brian Epstein! The Man Who Made The Beatles ~ until Wednesday, May 14. Starting at 99 cents!
For Beatle fans, it's a "must have" ~ no doubt about that.
( More! )
It's the totally fascinating, lovely, comprehensive and complete biography of Brian, and a big part of it looks at the Beatles part of his life from the Eppy perspective (of course).
(Also, when the movie comes out, you will have a much deeper understanding of anything that might otherwise whiz over your head.)
This and the Debbie Geller book The Brian Epstein Story ~ Here are the latest cheapest prices on that one ~ these two books are totally equal but so very different, yet both so trustworthy.
Taking into consideration that shipping from regular booksellers tends to be higher than $4, let's compare with some prices from
Amazon ~ The Man Who Made The Beatles
Barnes & Noble ~ The Man Who Made The Beatles
Finders Cheapers ~ The Man Who Made The Beatles (I like this site)
Alibris ~ The Man Who Made The Beatles
Abe Books ~ The Man Who Made The Beatles
Go ahead and look at the various prices. You know you want to. XD
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I would like you to dance....take a cha-cha-cha-chance.....
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May. 8th, 2008 @ 07:25 pm
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, thisisalyssa!!!
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Just a small Bri-link to a large Bri-image ;)
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May. 6th, 2008 @ 08:43 pm
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THANK YOU, BRIAN ♥
Time is of the essence. Time is fleeting. And other clichés. |
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HAPPY CINCO DE MAYO!
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May. 5th, 2008 @ 04:31 pm
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This is precious!
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News Item: Was someone after Ringo now?!
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May. 5th, 2008 @ 11:45 am
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Go to the StarkeyWhores Community for details... :(
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Sunday Sermon: Ahh Nostalgia! The Holy Lice of Bygone Days
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May. 4th, 2008 @ 08:19 pm
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THE USUAL SUNDAY DISCLAIMER:
Once again, please do not click the link nor the LJ-cut if you don't want to get religiously ticked-off at me. Let me stew and ignore me if thou wilts (sic).
A recent comment to a flister rung a bell, so I did a search with my LJ Archive program, and sure enough, back in April 2006 I made { THIS POST } ~ which (wink,wink,nudge,nudge) is probably worth a re-perusal for me flisters.
Anyway, here is the recent comment that jogged my memory:
( Read more... )
And thusly I fulfill my obligation for a sunday sermon. 
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| » Shabbat Shmooze ~ I Heart Allan Sherman |
EPPYLOVER SAYS: Allan Sherman is much, MUCH more than just "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (Camp Grenada)"...! I myself am proud to have owned, since forever, and on glorious original vinyl, the LP's My Son The Folk Singer, My Son The Celebrity, and My Son The Nut
The Parody’s Over: Whither Our Era’s Mickey Katz or Allan Sherman? Essay
By David Kaufmann Tue. Jan 08, 2008

In the 11 months since it was released on YouTube, Leah Kauffman’s parody of Justin Timberlake, “My Box in a Box,” has been viewed more than 4 million times. Her “I’ve Got a Crush…on Obama” — out since June 2007 — has been hit close to 5 million times.
Like Kauffman, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, “Reno 911” and “The Simpsons,” bless them, have done what they can to restore parody to its once prominent position in American comedy.
Nevertheless, their welcome success cannot hide the fact that at the movies, on television and on the radio, parody is just not as big as it was. While there is a lot of funny stuff going around these days, there just isn’t as much good, old-fashioned parody.
Especially Jewish parody. ( I’m sensitive to this because... )the sanctioned tumult, the wild rumpus of anarchism, which, as Gershom Scholem claimed, lies at the very heart of Judaism.
David Kaufmann teaches literature at George Mason University.
The Jewish Daily Forward Copyright © 2007 Forward Association, inc.
Allan Sherman mini-bio and discography
May. 3rd, 2008 @ 02:46 pm
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| » Warning: Even destroying your computer won't delete all the emails you ever sent... |
...there are just too many servers that your email has passed through, and has been archived into...
Gone, But Not Forever By John Roach, special to MSN Tech & GadgetsE-mail difficult (actually impossible) to delete, easy to recover, experts say
This may be an old article, but it is still as true as ever. Maybe even more true than we want to know.
( Read more... )
"You can't erase e-mails, not today. They've gone through too many servers," he said last month from the Senate floor.
Leahy later added to reporters that "a teenage kid in my neighborhood can go get 'em for them." ( . )
But since e-mail is used to communicate among users of different computers, it leaves a trail as it jumps across the Internet from server to server to the recipients' inboxes.
Thus, in order for a message to completely vanish, it would have to be wiped from the sender's computer, the mail servers in between, any backups of those servers and the recipients' machines. ( . ) John Roach frequently writes about technology, science and the environment for National Geographic News. He lives in Seattle.
http://tech.msn.com/news/article.aspx?cp-documentid=4848920
May. 1st, 2008 @ 09:05 am
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| » Defenders of Marriage! |
I LOVE ROY ZIMMERMAN.
Tom Lehrer himself says, "I congratulate Roy Zimmerman on reintroducing literacy to comedy songs. And the rhymes actually rhyme, they don't just 'rhyne'.....
AND I LOVE JON STEWART AND STEPHEN COLBERT.
Soooo.....
Here is a video composite of Colbert and Stewart, etc. set to a Roy Zimmerman song:
***ENJOY!*** Same Sex Marriage
Below is the original Roy Zimmerman video, from whence the above video was wrought (complete with Roy's little initial banter):
http://www.youtube.com/user/RoyZimmerman ~and~ http://www.royzimmerman.com/
Apr. 30th, 2008 @ 07:02 pm
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| » Gonna have a goood time?!?! I want ya to dance~ |
.Happy Birthday Layla1188!!!
Apr. 29th, 2008 @ 06:00 pm
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| » Sunday Sermon ~ What Religion is Superman (and other comic book characters)? |
 I've never been particularly fond of comic books (other than the occasional Mad Magazine of my big brother's when I was an adolescent)...
...but since I owe a Sunday religion-oriented post, and I'm aware many of you do love old comics, I came across this very comprehensive site which seems to present the best of both worlds.
Enjoy, superhero fans! XD
Apr. 27th, 2008 @ 08:24 pm
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| » Happy Last Day of Passover! |
"Quick Pesach Fun" ~ from an Israeli standup comic's blog called What War Zone?
Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
 Sorry, nothing you can do will make the eppylover kosher, for Passover or anything else. 
In other news...

Maggi Hambling Chosen to create Liverpool statue of Brian Epstein?
Lots of clickable enlargable thumbnail examples of her previous work. Yikes. Please tell me if you think I'm an old poop, but I think I make a few good points...?
Apr. 25th, 2008 @ 10:05 pm
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| » To both gentlemen: Be as "Happy" as you can be, considering. |
 Today is the birthday of both Simon Napier-Bell (1939) and Og (1959).
Something I just happened to find in my photobucket: ( A couple of Simon's oldie goldie posts )
Apr. 22nd, 2008 @ 12:10 pm
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| » Late Sunday Sermon ~ by da Stephy |
Steph Holmes to me
http://www.lolcatbible.com/index.php?title=Main_Page DaStephy says: "I didn't really read any of it, though. *shrugs*"
Apr. 20th, 2008 @ 11:23 pm
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| » The only filmed interview ever made with Brian Epstein's mother |
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CLICK PIC FOR LARGER IMAGE Tony Palmer on John Lennon, Phil Spector, and how he televised the revolution Times Online - UK
Quote from article: We played Russian roulette with Phil Spector, and sat while Brian Epstein’s mother spoke publicly for the first and only time, in tears, about her beloved son ... I'm not really interested in the rest of this expensive box set, but I dearly wish to see this part of it.
If anyone has any idea how long the Queenie segment, on the actual DVD, is in minutes/seconds, pleease let me know!
Apr. 17th, 2008 @ 10:04 pm
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| » Brian Epstein favors? ~ Facebook, MySpace, and...The Tonight Show! |
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CLICK PICS FOR A FEW CHUCKLES I know. I'm sorry. I'm being a real pain in the tuchas today.
Three posts in a row this morning. What a way to mess up your f'lists.
Anyway, did you know that there's a Brian Epstein Facebook? Problem is, one must be a Facebook member to fully access and respond to any Facebook pages!!! You can click and see the Brian Epstein pic gallery, though.
Sooo..... ( Favors I must arsk of you all... )
Favor #3 ~ I've recently acquired a really rare audio, 11 minutes and 40 seconds of Brian Epstein on The Tonight Show August 22, 1966, being interviewed by Johnny Carson! Thanks be to Paul K. at Six Plus Three!!!
The problem is, it's in .flac format. I can play it on WinAmp, but I need it as an mp3 for other reasons. I do not wish to install another program merely to convert one 77,266kb file. Is there anybody out there who can convert it to mp3?
BTW, here's an interesting Tonight Show page.
Enough for now, okthxbye!
Apr. 15th, 2008 @ 11:09 am
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 (The one for sale is the one on the right ~ ~ but they're both the same book) MOST HIGHLY EPPYLOVER-RECOMMENDED BRIAN EPSTEIN BOOK EVAR!
*Equal in importance to, and the perfect companion to, The Man Who Made The Beatles by Ray Coleman*
The Brian Epstein Story by Debbie Geller eBay Item #300215783341, Ends April 20
I would NOT recommend the $12.99 "Buy It Now" price, though. You can always get it for less than that.
I don't know who the seller is, but I HAD to let y'all know about this! 99¢? How can you lose? Buy it for someone else if nothing else! (Except if the bidding goes too high... then you can lose, LOL)
Apr. 15th, 2008 @ 09:37 am
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| » Ahhhh.......Kitty Brian on speed! |

If this ain't the anthromorphization of an upper-stoked Eppy, I don't know WHAT is!
Apr. 15th, 2008 @ 08:27 am
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| » Sunday Sermon ~ If anyone's philosophy outlined my religion, it would be his. |
Found George Carlin's latest special on *YouTube* ~ for the time being, that is ~ who knows how long it will be up!!!
*sigh* Seems the time got away from me today. That's what happens when you wake up after noon! LOL This way of life won't last too much longer, unfortunately... 
Apr. 13th, 2008 @ 06:51 pm
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| » Shabbat Shmooze ~ Nu? Fran Drescher starring in Camelot? |
Wow. I can't believe I haven't posted since the 9th. Just haven't been able to drag myself around (online) very well lately, I guess. It's still a bit daylight out right now, so ...
Click [ here ] for an article about Fran Drescher playing Morgen le Fey in a semi-staged production of “Camelot,” her debut with the New York Philharmonic next month.
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Plus, due to her insistence, here's a little contribution from the animé & videogame-loving Stephy:
I must admit I cracked up a few times at this.
Apr. 12th, 2008 @ 07:29 pm
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Happy 80th Birthday, Tom Lehrer!
It is a sobering thought that when Brian Epstein was Tom Lehrer's age, he had been dead for 48 years.
Apr. 9th, 2008 @ 09:15 pm
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Hello hello hello all. I have not been online all day and we just got back from Carlos O'Kelly's and I had too much margarita. Hee hee darn I was gonna make a good post too. I'm going o bed.
EIDT Oh sorry HAPPY BIRTHDAY JULIAN LENNON!!!@!!!
Apr. 8th, 2008 @ 08:13 pm
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| » Musicians On Call |
Jonathan Leeder, as some of you may already know, is "my man," my main contact at the movie ~ producer/screenwriter Vivek Tiwary's right-hand man; his "Mr Fixit" if you will.
Jonathan also works as a music journalist, and writes a weekly column for The Grand Street News, among other publications.
Below is an article of his from last month detailing his impressions of the talented group "Musicians On Call" ~ a charitable organization which, coincidentally, was co-founded (with Michael Solomon) by none other than our own above-mentioned Vivek himself! :)
So! Let me know what YOU think.

MUSICIANS ON CALL
 Single Room Concerts A volunteer program brings musicians in contact with the men and women who need them by Jonathan Leeder
( I was extremely fortunate... )
For more information on Musicians On Call or The Rivington House, please visit the websites Musicians On Call.org and Volunteer NYC.org
Here's another Musicians On Call writeup, this time on the Sloan-Kettering website:
~*~*~ Musicians On Call ~*~*~ Remember? Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is where Neil Aspinall died two weeks ago. ......Augghhh, has it really been a whole two weeks already? :'(
M.O.C. Trivia: Among those who have visited patients are E Street Band member Nils Lofgren, cancer survivor Levon Helm, Steely Dan's Donald Fagen (Hellooo ladyeffingbroke!!!), jazz star Dave Koz and comedian Don Rickles.
Apr. 7th, 2008 @ 05:18 pm
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Just a quickie here.
I was amused to find there's a fella named BRIAN EPSTEIN playing drums for a band named "Playin Dead".......!
http://www.playindead.net/meet.html
Goodnight for now. ;D

Apr. 5th, 2008 @ 11:30 pm
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