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Stranger Things
we're not kids anymore.
Jules of Nature
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Buddies and pals
Weird filter, but they all look amazing
Impeccable
Rome. June 27, 1965
George playing a Sonic Blue Stratocaster during the Imagine sessions of John Lennon recorded at Ascot Sound Studios, Tittenhurst Park, 26 May 1971.
Mmmmmhhhhhpp
Fetus Beatles
Handsome
Who gave them the right to be so cute?
random george gifs I have (2)
I love him, I love him, I LOVE HIM
They really were so good-looking
90s George showing off his flexibility 😀
So precious. I miss him.
his side profile………
I’m old enough to remember when we simply called this a “profile”, which meant it was the side of someone’s face. And yes, his is beautiful.
George Harrison in the studio, 1967; by Leslie Bryce.
“My dad’s favorite number was 7, and a lot of things that he did were according to the number 7, whether he meant it or not. That was the highest honor I could have given a track on the album [Brainwashed], to put it track 7.” - Dhani Harrison, Brainwashed EPK
Track no. 7 series: “Art Of Dying” —
“Some of them I wrote about three years ago and I kept them hidden because I reckoned they were too far out. One was called ‘The Art of Dying’. But I’m going to record it.” - George Harrison, FLIP, February 1970
“The Art Of Dying. Everybody is worried about dying, but the cause of death (which most can’t figure out unless they are diseased) is birth, so if you don’t want to die you don’t get born! So, the ‘art of dying‘ is when somebody can consciously leave the body at death, as opposed to falling down dying without knowing what’s going on. […] You have to practice all your life as you are likely to be in great pain as you are leaving your body — which could be at any moment. I mean *I* don’t want to be lying there as I’m dying thinking, ‘Oh shit, I forgot to put the cat out,’ or, ‘I didn’t get a Rolls-Royce,’ because then you may have to come right back just to do those things, and then you have got more knots on your piece of string.” - George Harrison, I Me Mine (1980)
“He never flinched. He never felt sorry for himself. He never lost his sense of humor. He wasn’t afraid of death, his own mortality, although he was very aware of it. He wasn’t even attached to his body, if you know what I mean. We’d be in the kitchen and he’d say, ‘Dhan, you know we are not these bodies, don’t you?’ And that carried over to the final stage where you have to lose your loved ones. As everyone in the world has to. But the more prepared you are the better. It’s like training for the Olympics. That’s what he did mentally his whole life… and he pulled it off, happily and in the most exemplary way you ever could.” - Dhani Harrison, The Times, November 2002 (x)
What are you doing John
These pictures are sacred, look at them.
We hear ad nauseam about Paul and George’s “fight” during Let It Be/Get Back but nowhere near enough about their beautiful tender exchanges like this one:
G: They sell boots that high, but not that tight, and not particularly leather, maybe softer. Groovy ones like, you know those Afghan coats, they’re embroidered, I’ve got boots like that, but the slippers, the slippers feel at home. And it is great, you just tuck your pants in.
P: You want boots of those? Yeah, I’ve got boots of them.
G: You know where you get them?
P: Yeah, you get them off me (gentle laughter).
I’ll give you them, I’ll never wear them.
G: Do you want to hear the song I wrote last night?
It’s just a very short one, called I Me Mine.
P: Yes