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 Garfield Gets Real $14.99 Based on the upcoming Garfield Gets Real DVD, this awesome new game puts you in the director's seat. It's your job to make the movie a hit and as funny as possible! Use Garfield's special moves, dances, tricks or props, coupled with lighting, camera, and sound effects to provide the audience with the most laughs. Will you make a "B" movie? A Feature? A Director's Cut, or a Special Edition? It's all up to you.  Get Back: The Unauthorized Chronicle of the Beatles' " Let It Be" Disaster $15.95 This was a big part in why they broke up, but it was a couple of events, Paul going behind the band's back, not signing to have Allen Klein represent them, then suing them that really caused a rift. You hear Paul trying to keep things together as he had been since Brian died, but it just comes across that they're in a place that isn't giving them much inspiration, and John and George are barely there. George Martin is nowhere to be seen, someone who had been their sounding board and pushed their creative buttons. The friction with Paul against George and John is heard on the bootleg tapes. None of which made it on to "Let It Be...Naked" but is pretty important stuff. Hearing John yelling at Paul "it's you who's doing it" and George cursing and unplugging his guitar is classic. Paul was known to grab George's instrument and talk down to him, and had gotten on Ringo's kit. Regardless of what happened at these sessions, it wasn't really over, but it was set in motion. In the coming months they would work on "Abbey Road" and finish up some of the "Let It Be" mixes. The promo for "Something" and the final photo shoots (Abbey Road and Hey Jude album covers) showed 4 very different people ready to move on. Even when they broke up, they were all known to defend each other against the press and even close friends and associates even if they bad mouthed each other up to when Lennon died. I do agree that the book is better read when you're listening to the tapes. |
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