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Ah! Hello and welcome to I am the Egg Pod with me Chris Shaw.

Throughout January 2020, a potpourri of delicious guests are taking a jaunty straw through Peter Jackson's Get Back, day by day, every day, on the day.

In this episode, it's a delight to welcome Stuart McConey. Hello.

Hi, Chris. Thank you for asking me to do this.

Oh, thank you for coming on. How was your get backback experience? Well, yeah, it was, I think,

like a lot of people's, it was much, it was far more powerful than I imagined it to be. I mean,

like all was Beatle nerds, I was very excited about it, but I didn't realize how emotional

I'm going to find it. And I've talked to a lot of my chums about this, and they've felt the same that,

you mean, it is not a rock documentary as such.

You know, I'm not really, although people might imagine I am,

I'm not a rock documentary person, really.

You know what I mean?

I don't get excited about the thought of watching some documentary,

about, you know, the making of blood on the tracks or whatever.

But this is, maybe it's because the Beatles are different and they mean something different to us.

But I didn't expect to find it, as I say, so emotional.

I fell in love with them again.

I know that, you know, you fall in love with them again.

There's so much joy coming off it, I think, as well as sadness and tension sometimes and all those things.

But all the things, I mean, one of my things I think about the Beatles, why I love them

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