i need to be awoken i need like a real cold hard beatles slap in the face maybe
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they wanted him dead for his sad brown eyes and his slut waist
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“sex/romance/empathy makes us human,” they say. awful. pathetic. what makes us human is the urge to set things on fire
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it’s crazy watching people start to preach what i’ve been preaching since high school
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IT WAS SIXTY YEARS AGO TODAY...
Saturday, April 25th, 1964.
The Beatles had their second and last rehearsal for Around the Beatles at the Hall of Remembrance in Chelsea.
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Harrison Ford hating playing Han Solo made him better at playing Han Solo because Han Solo did not want to be there doing those things either.
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A paparazzo photo of John and Paul taking Martha for a walk in London’s Regent’s Park, 1967. The location is Outer Circle, near Chester Gate.
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YESSS TEAR DOWN THE SWIFTIES HAHAHAHAA HATING TAYLOR SWIFT IN THE NAME OF FEMINISM!!!!!! LETS GOOOOOOO
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WHAT IS PEEPAW DOING WITH SNOOP DOGG
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PAUL MCCARTNEY
THE BEATLES: GET BACK (2021)
episode 3: day 21 → the rooftop concert
The greatest revelation, to a casual like me, is young Paul McCartney. My perception of him coming in was almost certainly a product of not studying the subject deeply enough, but I thought of McCartney as a sort of happy puppy dog figure, a la Mr. Peanut Butter in Bojack Horseman, a poppy contrast to the brooding, poetic/psychedelic genius of John Lennon. (…) In Get Back, I realized within minutes exactly how wrong I’ve always been. Above all, the two things that struck me most were McCartney’s sheer intensity and his ridiculous, irrepressible talent. The latter might sound awfully obvious — this is Paul McCartney, idiot, of course he’s an otherworldly talent — but watching him rehearse, riff off his fellow Beatles, and invent melody from thin air makes it clear that I never came close to understanding the scope of it. (…)
But McCartney’s intensity is something else entirely, and totally unexpected. Far from an innocent, he’s infused with pure energy; in ways subtle and overt, he can’t help imposing himself on everyone around him. Even when he’s in his “unfailingly polite” mode (…) he’s brimming with hidden force, the biggest person in the room. (…)
What’s so compelling about Paul McCartney is that more than any of the others, he seemed to want to break free. (…) He’s a one-man army, a force of nature, pick any term you want — they’re all true.
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