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Showing posts with label paul mccartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paul mccartney. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

30 Day Michael Jackson Challenge (DAY 7)

Day 07 – A photo that makes you laugh

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I don't know why it makes me laugh. They're just so cute. :))

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

People I Look Up To.

3. Paul McCartney
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2. John Lennon
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1. Michael Jackson
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

HELP!

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I'm sorry. I'm posting too much about these awesome lads. But I can't help it, okay?
For Christ's sake, they're the Beatles.

Monday, January 10, 2011

2.) Beatle Movies: Help! The Movie (Sequel to A Hard Days Night)

After the greatly successful movie "A Hard Days Night", comes a feature film starring our four lads from Liverpool, taking us back to a much simpler time of madness and music. ;)













John is still hilarious. My favorite part is part 2 where Ringo gets stuck on the elevator because he got magnetized, and John just laughed. lol. His laugh is frigging EPIC! xD

1.) Beatle Movies: A Hard Days Night



The first movie starring the Beatles. Quite funny. ;)











John is maddening-ly hilarious here. I love, love, love him! =)

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Oh, The Beatles.

Now watching "A Hard Days Night", a comedy film starring the Beatles. Its spectacular. Worth watching. :) Here's part one:



John is my favorite here. What a talented lad he is. x)
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Saturday, January 8, 2011

Why I Am Crying.

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Paul McCartney flew to Montserrat, where Beatles producer George Martin had installed a state-of-the-art studio, to begin work on a solo album. The studio manager revealed that McCartney was planning to record with both Harrison and Starkey; ‘John Lennon may well have been on the album as well if he had still been alive.’ A guest at the sessions was the Beatles’ long-time friend rockabilly pioneer Carl Perkins. He played McCartney a song he had just written, entitled ‘My Old Friend’. ‘After I finished,’ he recalled,
Paul was crying, tears were rolling down his pretty cheeks, and Linda said, ‘Carl, thank you so much.’ I said, ‘Linda, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to make you cry.’ She said, ‘But he’s crying, and he needed to. He hasn’t been able to really break down since that happened to John.’ And she put her arm around me and said, ‘But how did you know?’ I said, ‘Know what?’ She said, ‘There’s two people in the world that know what John Lennon said to Paul, the last thing he said to him. But now there’s three, and one of them’s you, you know it.’ I said, ‘Girl, you’re freaking me out! I don’t know what you’re talking about!’ She said that the last words that John Lennon said to Paul in the hallway of the Dakota building were, he patted him on the shoulder and said, ‘Think about me every now and then, old friend.’
And that, with minor alterations, was the chorus line of Perkins’ song, ‘McCartney really feels that Lennon sent me that song, he really does.’

— p.273 You Never Give Me Your Money: The Beatles After The Breakup by Peter Doggett (via paintedtoburn) (via ontdbeatles) (viafuckyeahjohnpaul)

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Thursday, January 6, 2011

If It's Love.

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"I may not be a smart man, but I know what love is"

Love is rubbish. I don't understand how people could believe in it. I don't know how they could give everything they have for one person that may not feel the same way about them.

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What? I love them. :3



I'm banned from the computer again.

Friday, December 31, 2010

For The Last Time, John Lennon is Dead.

I cannot get over this movie. I absolutely cannot. And this part was the one that really got to me. When I first saw it, I went totally nuts. Jesus. And afterwards, I watched it 290 times more. So yeah. :))
Aaron Johnson, you seriously need to marry me. xD
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Because I'm Too Lazy To Type Merry Christmas.

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Why thank you for the appreciation, John. :))

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

John and Paul's Bromance Part 5 (The Conclusion)

That's all I have for today. This will probably last me for the whole week, but I'm still coming back on Friday. ;) I still haven't posted that cool thing I was talking about, but I will. Its just, this whole bromance between LENNON(!) and McCARTNEY(!) got me all sidetracked. :))

And therefore, I have only one thing to say:
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, WILL YOU TWO JUST HOOK UP ALREADY?! :)))

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That's it. ;) I'm out. And thanks to the people who voted in my poll. So, the best word to describe me is awesome! :D lol. I will be posting a new poll. :p

John and Paul's Bromance Part 4



A scence from the movie Nowhere Boy. This actually happened in real life. :')

John and Paul's Bromance Part 3

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I was kind of crying when I wrote it. It’s like a dialogue with John. One of my feelings even when he used to lay into me was that he really didn’t mean it. I could always see why he was doing it. There was this spectre of me, which I understand because he had to clear the decks just like I did. In the song, John would hear me saying that and say, “Oh, piss off, you don’t know me at all. We’re worlds apart. You used to know me but I’ve changed.” But I felt I still knew him. The song is me trying to talk back to him, but realizing the futility of it because he is no longer here, even though that’s a fact I can’t quite believe, even to this day. The “I love you” part was hard to say. A part of me said, “Hold on. Wait a minute. Are you really going to do that?” I finally said, “Yeah, I’ve got to. It’s true.

— Paul McCartney, on the song “Here Today” (1982 interview)