Hm… wait a minute. 🧐
True but regardless we figured it out. The band got jealous of McCartney's talent and Revolver was the last straw. Probably Eleanor Rigby is my guess. Then they waited a few weeks to get rid of him but needed a body double to keep the record sales humming. Then they tried to throw everybody off the scent by introducing Ringo as Billy Shears on Sgt Peppers. But the OP was too smart for that, and now 50+ years later we are finally going to learn the truth.
Amazing that anyone thinks you should believe in a god merely for fear that bad things will happen to you if you don't. So, people force themselves to "believe" in something they actually don't believe...or else ?
IMO think you're missing the mark. The Beatles had a song about the Walrus...based on Alice in Wonderland's Walrus ...who manipulated the baby oysters (Disney Version) away from their mother and ate them.
You may well be right, what I posted was one of many wild theories circulated at the time.
Impossible! It was I that bought it the other day from the CP of N.
It's the son of God, no? Anyway, he says he's perfectly okay with people saying JFC as much a they want, just so long as they love one-another... even the conspiracy theorists.
" I am the Lizard King. I can do anything."
Not applicable here.
Well, the first amendment doesn't really apply here anyway, on a private site where the site management makes up the rules. Plenty of topics we can't even mention, including numerous scientific topics. But that's their rules.
Did I say whales? I meant sheep. Which falls within the rules, I think. At least it does in Scotland.
Good connection (and one I've made more with Paul than the Beatles). The lush production of most Carpenters tunes owes a lot to Richard, but also a nod to Lennon-McCartney and I'd add George Martin. Paul once said that Karen had "the best female voice in the world: melodic, tuneful and distinctive" and there's no doubt that Paul, when not reined in by John and the rest of the boys in his solo years, often tended towards the sugary pop confection of the Carpenters or vice versa. And here's a cool video using isolated vocal tracks analyzed via wave forms from studio and live performances of Close To You, showing how friggin' amazing her voice/pitch were.
I was being facetious since he has complained about his rights being violated all the time.
Was it? Or was it "cranberry sauce"? The cover of Sgt. Peppers is a funeral. The Beatles really played up the conspiracy well in a nod nod wink wink. Must have been a blast for them.
