So who owns it at the moment? I understood there were plans afoot to use it
as a museum of recording or something.

Brian

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"Keith G" wrote in message
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Is what it just said on the nooze...??

Wouldn't be too bad, would it?

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
m...
So who owns it at the moment? I understood there were plans afoot to use
it as a museum of recording or something.


Unluess I have mis-skimmed this article, it appears to belong to EMI who has
debt problems and it's being hinted/alluded/suggested that the studio is a
victim of the Internet and 'digital' (distribution)...???

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...s-Beatles.html


With tourism being the only active industry left in this country, it would
make good sense to turn it into a temple to the Beatles with souves, some
fun rides, novelty rock and a visitor's shop/caff &...

Keith G wrote:

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
m...
So who owns it at the moment? I understood there were plans afoot to
use it as a museum of recording or something.


Unluess I have mis-skimmed this article, it appears to belong to EMI who
has debt problems and it's being hinted/alluded/suggested that the
studio is a victim of the Internet and 'digital' (distribution)...???

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...s-Beatles.html



With tourism being the only active industry left in this country, it
would make good sense to turn it into a temple to the Beatles with
souves, some fun rides, novelty rock and a visitor's shop/caff &...


Good idea, they could pass an act of parliament forcing Paul Mcartney to work
behind the counter at the cafe 7 days a week, might stop him making any more
dreadful recordings.

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Bill Coombes

"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
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Keith G wrote:

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
m...
So who owns it at the moment? I understood there were plans afoot to use
it as a museum of recording or something.


Unluess I have mis-skimmed this article, it appears to belong to EMI who
has debt problems and it's being hinted/alluded/suggested that the studio
is a victim of the Internet and 'digital' (distribution)...???

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...s-Beatles.html
With tourism being the only active industry left in this country, it
would make good sense to turn it into a temple to the Beatles with
souves, some fun rides, novelty rock and a visitor's shop/caff &...


Good idea, they could pass an act of parliament forcing Paul Mcartney to
work behind the counter at the cafe 7 days a week, might stop him making
any more dreadful recordings.




It's strange: to be a succesful composer it seems you either need to be a
bit of a knobber (see Subject) or die tragically young?


Reminds me of this one:

Q: What is the difference between Beethoven and Andrew Lloyd Webber?

A: Beethoven is a composer who farted a lot; Andrew Lloyd Webber is a fart
who composed a lot!


Boom boom!

:-)

Keith G wrote:

"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
news
Keith G wrote:

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
m...
So who owns it at the moment? I understood there were plans afoot to
use it as a museum of recording or something.


Unluess I have mis-skimmed this article, it appears to belong to EMI
who has debt problems and it's being hinted/alluded/suggested that
the studio is a victim of the Internet and 'digital'
(distribution)...???

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/c...s-Beatles.html
With tourism being the only active industry left in this country, it
would make good sense to turn it into a temple to the Beatles with
souves, some fun rides, novelty rock and a visitor's shop/caff &...


Good idea, they could pass an act of parliament forcing Paul Mcartney
to work behind the counter at the cafe 7 days a week, might stop him
making any more dreadful recordings.




It's strange: to be a succesful composer it seems you either need to be
a bit of a knobber (see Subject) or die tragically young?



He wasn't one of my favourite composers but OTOH he never did anything truly
dreadful, unlike McCartney who has to answer for 'Mull of Kintyre', possibly my
most loathed recording of all time...err no wait...maybe it was his Frog Song.

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Bill Coombes