>John got cucked out of the band
You mean Paul, not one member was happy working with him during that time and for good reason. Man literally ran to the newspapers because he wanted attention when the Beatles officially quit
They were having marital problems, so Yoko wanted some space and then commanded John to frick her 22 year old chinese assistant's pussy while they were separated. About 2 years later Yoko called up the assistant and was like "I'm taking John back now, thanks" and John immediately went back to her, and she got pregnant with Sean within a few months
>woman whose earnings are entirely dependent upon a dead guys image lies about her history with him
hmm
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Anonymous
>moron on Cinemaphile disregards account from person closest to Lennon because he would rather believe "John Lennon was an evil wifebeater" #metoo meme based on some HuffPo article written by a used up roastie looking to have yet another dead white male canceled
hmmm
2 years ago
Anonymous
he was a total simp for Yoko, he would never assert himself in any way against her.
>once >‘Molly, the cleaning woman, once caught John hitting me, really clouting me. She said I was a silly girl, to get mixed up with someone like that. >‘I was in a sort of blind rage for two years,’ says John. ‘I was either drunk or fighting. It had been the same with other girlfriends Id had. There was something the matter with me.’ >‘I just kept hoping he’d get over it, but I wondered if I could stick it long enough to find out. I blamed his background, his home, Mimi and the College.’
He also choked May Pang and in his own word beat women and men >“It is a diary form of writing. All that ‘I used to be cruel to my woman, I beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved’ was me. I used to be cruel to my woman, and physically…any woman. I was a hitter. I couldn’t express myself and I hit. I fought men and I hit women. That is why I am always on about peace, you see. It is the most violent people who go for love and peace. Everything’s the opposite. But I sincerely believe in love and peace. I am a violent man who has learned not to be violent and regrets his violence. I will have to be a lot older before I can face in public how I treated women as a youngster.”
But the funny thing is that Ringo and Paul were even more misogynistic than him
This, Paul literally couldn't handle the band and thats why he was seething for the entirety of the sessions and kept seething after Lennon died.
John and George were done with the band and completely checked out by 1969. Paul was the only one invested in "The Beatles" as a brand, yet he demanded that everyone in the group follow his lead and play what/how he wanted them to play, which ultimately ended up alienating John and George even more.
Paul does deserve some credit, as we wouldn't have gotten Abbey Road or Let it Be without him holding the band together with duct tape, but I also don't think it's a moral failing of John and George's that they wanted to do other shit without Paul's boot on the back of their necks
>Paul does deserve some credit, as we wouldn't have gotten Abbey Road or Let it Be without him holding the band together with duct tape
He wasn't the only one who was trying, George bringing in Preston greatly improved the sessions and having them move to a proper studio and out of Twickenham practically saved the entire project. And while you're correct about the fact that both John and George were done for different reasons, George still wanted them to play like bands he was hanging out with especially The Band.
cont >“In theory, the notion of The Beatles once again playing together live in a room, without any overdubs or studio trickery, appealed to Harrison, who had just seen first-hand how effective that approach could be in Woodstock. “I think [Get Back] was very influenced by The Band, more pared down, much simpler, and that was in part George’s influence,” says Jon Taplin. “Even though I know those sessions were not comfortable and not fun, that was him saying, ‘This is where we should go’.” Robbie Robertson adds: “I just recently got a message from Donald gayen. He was listening to Let It Be – Naked and he said, ‘Oh my God, were these guys ever influenced by The Band?’”
Which is also extremely funny as The Band had similar problems later
would Dylan have joined though? he and Lennon were not friends and the Bob wasn't all that impressed by him >After “Tomorrow Never Knows,” with all of its backward tapes and unusual effects, Bob said, “What’s that? What’s that supposed to be?”
>“Something new, Bobby,” John responded. “Gotta give the folks something new.”
I> could tell George hoped for a sign of approval for the record from Bob. He said they were calling it Revolver. John asked Bob if he was familiar with the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
>“Sure,” Bob replied. “Hey - I got an idea. Why don’t you guys write a song and I’ll record it, and I’ll write a song for you to do? But I’ll write a real good song, so don’t write me no “Please Please Me” kind of thing,” he said, laughing.
>“Wait a minute, now. That was a long time ago,” Paul said. “We’ve all grown since then.”
>John smiled. “Yes, that was back in our folk-music days.”
>“I’ll be waiting for that song,” Bob said as the guys got up to leave.
>I asked John on their way out how they got that sound on the vocal for “Tomorrow Never Knows.” George answered, “We put the vocal through a Hammond organ Leslie speaker. Love that effect. We’re coming to the show tomorrow night, so play real good.”
>“We’ll try,” I said.
>That evening, John Lennon and Mal
Evans came back to the hotel for a little hang. Pennebaker wanted to get something with John on film. While filming in a limo, Neuwirth kept telling the driver to go slow because Bob was getting nauseous. As much as he wanted to engage in an interesting interplay between himself and John, Bob could hardly speak. This would become a scene in the documentary where John is shown razzing Bob, saying, “Pull yourself together. Another few dollars, eh? That’ll get your head up. Come on, come on, money, money.”
>George is the only one who can see Ringo’s songwriting talent and helps him finish Octopus’s Garden
Frick the sadboi Beatles shit. Ringo was the heart and soul of the group
It was johns band, not Paul’s.
John got cucked out of the band, just like Yoko cucked him.
>John got cucked out of the band
You mean Paul, not one member was happy working with him during that time and for good reason. Man literally ran to the newspapers because he wanted attention when the Beatles officially quit
Didn't John infamously frick other chicks besides Yoko during a period of time in the 70s?
They were having marital problems, so Yoko wanted some space and then commanded John to frick her 22 year old chinese assistant's pussy while they were separated. About 2 years later Yoko called up the assistant and was like "I'm taking John back now, thanks" and John immediately went back to her, and she got pregnant with Sean within a few months
The power Yoko had over John Lennon is insane lol
did you think he beat his wives for no reason other than he was a junkie?
>he beat his wives
That never happened. He apparently slapped his first wife Cynthia once. Yoko says he never hit her.
>woman whose earnings are entirely dependent upon a dead guys image lies about her history with him
hmm
>moron on Cinemaphile disregards account from person closest to Lennon because he would rather believe "John Lennon was an evil wifebeater" #metoo meme based on some HuffPo article written by a used up roastie looking to have yet another dead white male canceled
hmmm
he was a total simp for Yoko, he would never assert himself in any way against her.
>once
>‘Molly, the cleaning woman, once caught John hitting me, really clouting me. She said I was a silly girl, to get mixed up with someone like that.
>‘I was in a sort of blind rage for two years,’ says John. ‘I was either drunk or fighting. It had been the same with other girlfriends Id had. There was something the matter with me.’
>‘I just kept hoping he’d get over it, but I wondered if I could stick it long enough to find out. I blamed his background, his home, Mimi and the College.’
He also choked May Pang and in his own word beat women and men
>“It is a diary form of writing. All that ‘I used to be cruel to my woman, I beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved’ was me. I used to be cruel to my woman, and physically…any woman. I was a hitter. I couldn’t express myself and I hit. I fought men and I hit women. That is why I am always on about peace, you see. It is the most violent people who go for love and peace. Everything’s the opposite. But I sincerely believe in love and peace. I am a violent man who has learned not to be violent and regrets his violence. I will have to be a lot older before I can face in public how I treated women as a youngster.”
But the funny thing is that Ringo and Paul were even more misogynistic than him
>Sir
holy cringe
This, Paul literally couldn't handle the band and thats why he was seething for the entirety of the sessions and kept seething after Lennon died.
>seething
Lol John seethed about Paul until the day chapman killed him
John and George were done with the band and completely checked out by 1969. Paul was the only one invested in "The Beatles" as a brand, yet he demanded that everyone in the group follow his lead and play what/how he wanted them to play, which ultimately ended up alienating John and George even more.
Paul does deserve some credit, as we wouldn't have gotten Abbey Road or Let it Be without him holding the band together with duct tape, but I also don't think it's a moral failing of John and George's that they wanted to do other shit without Paul's boot on the back of their necks
>Abbey Road or Let it Be
both suck though, minus the medley
>Paul does deserve some credit, as we wouldn't have gotten Abbey Road or Let it Be without him holding the band together with duct tape
He wasn't the only one who was trying, George bringing in Preston greatly improved the sessions and having them move to a proper studio and out of Twickenham practically saved the entire project. And while you're correct about the fact that both John and George were done for different reasons, George still wanted them to play like bands he was hanging out with especially The Band.
cont
>“In theory, the notion of The Beatles once again playing together live in a room, without any overdubs or studio trickery, appealed to Harrison, who had just seen first-hand how effective that approach could be in Woodstock. “I think [Get Back] was very influenced by The Band, more pared down, much simpler, and that was in part George’s influence,” says Jon Taplin. “Even though I know those sessions were not comfortable and not fun, that was him saying, ‘This is where we should go’.” Robbie Robertson adds: “I just recently got a message from Donald gayen. He was listening to Let It Be – Naked and he said, ‘Oh my God, were these guys ever influenced by The Band?’”
Which is also extremely funny as The Band had similar problems later
Ringo is an aleister crowley follower
Paul is Crowley's grandson
wat
>he's the one leading the band
Well someone else leaded Lennon
>write some goofy pop songs
>get knighted
kek do bongs really?
>leads one of the worst albums while john's high on smack
What? Sergeant Pepper is considered one of the best albums of all time.
>peace and love
>peace and love
>peace and love
>I'm WARNING YOU with peace and love, don't send me any more fan mail and don't ask me for autographs.
>George suggests bringing on his friend Bob Dylan to help with songs
>John suggests bringing on his friend Eric Clapton to help with songs
Georgechads..
Stay winning
would Dylan have joined though? he and Lennon were not friends and the Bob wasn't all that impressed by him
>After “Tomorrow Never Knows,” with all of its backward tapes and unusual effects, Bob said, “What’s that? What’s that supposed to be?”
>“Something new, Bobby,” John responded. “Gotta give the folks something new.”
I> could tell George hoped for a sign of approval for the record from Bob. He said they were calling it Revolver. John asked Bob if he was familiar with the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
>“Sure,” Bob replied. “Hey - I got an idea. Why don’t you guys write a song and I’ll record it, and I’ll write a song for you to do? But I’ll write a real good song, so don’t write me no “Please Please Me” kind of thing,” he said, laughing.
>“Wait a minute, now. That was a long time ago,” Paul said. “We’ve all grown since then.”
>John smiled. “Yes, that was back in our folk-music days.”
>“I’ll be waiting for that song,” Bob said as the guys got up to leave.
>I asked John on their way out how they got that sound on the vocal for “Tomorrow Never Knows.” George answered, “We put the vocal through a Hammond organ Leslie speaker. Love that effect. We’re coming to the show tomorrow night, so play real good.”
>“We’ll try,” I said.
>That evening, John Lennon and Mal
Evans came back to the hotel for a little hang. Pennebaker wanted to get something with John on film. While filming in a limo, Neuwirth kept telling the driver to go slow because Bob was getting nauseous. As much as he wanted to engage in an interesting interplay between himself and John, Bob could hardly speak. This would become a scene in the documentary where John is shown razzing Bob, saying, “Pull yourself together. Another few dollars, eh? That’ll get your head up. Come on, come on, money, money.”
wow, amazing. didn’t read
>didn’t read
I read this post
ew
The Medley is maybe the best send off a band has ever done.
>George is the only one who can see Ringo’s songwriting talent and helps him finish Octopus’s Garden
Frick the sadboi Beatles shit. Ringo was the heart and soul of the group
Ringo was the sellout
john sold out first and most often
John = the star/the junkie
George = the kid/the depressed gay
Paul = the bass player/granny shit writer
Ringo = the professional
Ringo was drunk the entire time so no he wasn't the professional
he was a professional musician, the rest just kids who got lucky
the only thing that he was better at was beating his wife(s), he was an okay drummer but not as competent and innovative as the three were
No it's more like if the Beatles were Ninja Turtles it would be
Raphael = John
Donatello = George
Leonardo = Paul
Michaelangelo = Ringo
Yup! Couldn’t agree with you more.
For me, it's The Kinks