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"Paul McCartney has confessed that The Beatles considered reforming. The singer revealed that the Fab Four met on a couple of occasions to talk about a reunion when they were all alive, but decided against it for fear of ruining their legacy.  McCartney told Rolling Stone: &amp;quot;There was talk of reforming The Beatles a couple of times, but it didn&amp;#039;t gel, there was not enough passion behind the idea.  &amp;quot;More importantly, it could have spoiled the whole idea of The Beatles, so wrong that they&amp;#039;d be like, &amp;#039;Oh, my God, they weren&amp;#039;t any good&amp;#039;.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;The reformation suggestions were never convincing enough.  &amp;quot;They were kind of nice when they happened \u00E2\u20AC\u201C &amp;#039;That would be good, yeah&amp;#039; \u00E2\u20AC\u201C but then one of us would always not fancy it. And that was enough, because we were the ultimate democracy.&amp;quot; McCartney reached number three on the UK chart and number five on the US Billboard 200 with his latest album Kisses On The Bottom. &amp;gt; Paul McCartney becomes final Beatle to join Hollywood Walk of Fame Watch a preview of Paul McCartney&amp;#039;s Kisses On The Bottom below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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