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i mean yeah some are songs i'd love regardless of where it came from, but stuff like "eight days a week"? if that were some song just written by some random jackoffs, i'd be like "oh cute" and never listen to it again. but as it is, i fucking love that song.
(that i grew up listening to a lot of those songs MAY have something to do with it)
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(Anonymous) 2013-03-24 10:22 pm (UTC)(link)Like, I love the entire Across the Universe soundtrack simply because they're good songs. I just don't like how The Beatles themselves sound.
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