Los Beatles, era niña cuando estaban en la fama y siguieron pasando generaciones, manteniendo así su música viva y sigue siendo actual. Una curiosidad sigo guardando los longplay , cuyo heredero es mi hijo. Chicos de despeinados, no se que pasa pero hace más de dos meses que el contador de comentarista , al menos el mío, no suma ningún comentario. Besos despeinados.

“We aint paying over £15 for an album that’s over 40 years old. Think about that folks.” So how do the Beatles feel about the beatles being on i tunes. Ringo had this to say, “the best thing about it is, now I dont have to listen to people say, when are you going on i tunes”. The fact is, they could care less. While artists have been cherry picked to death over the years on itunes, selling one, two or three song titles from an album for a pound or so each or a dollar or so in the USA, The Beatles have been selling tens of millions of full albums retail worldwide. In the last year they sold nearly 4 million remasters in the USA alone (misleading as boxsets are counted as only 1 unit in usa) or nearly 14 million remasters worldwide. In the decade prior to this past year, in the USA they outsold EVERY artist xcept Eminem, selling 30 million units to his 32 million units in the USA- his catalog being on i tunes and theirs NOT. For that decade, their world wide sales totaled over 55 million “full albums” without the benefit of i tunes. Your comment “We aint paying over £15 for an album that’s over 40 years old”, makes complete sense. After all, why would our youth wanna pay good money to download crap like Yesterday, Hey Jude, Something, In My Life or Abbey Road when they can buy current classics like Cee Lo Greens F**k You, currently at the top of the itunes charts.