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A Faggot’s Defense Hand cut mirror on baseball bat with holder 32" x 2.5" 2016
Image Description: 2 photos, the first from further out and the second close up. they show a baseball bat mounted on a wall, with the striking surface covered in many tiny mirrored squares to resemble a mirror ball. End Description
A Faggot’s Defense Hand cut mirror on baseball bat with holder 32" x 2.5" 2016
Image Description: 2 photos, the first from further out and the second close up. they show a baseball bat mounted on a wall, with the striking surface covered in many tiny mirrored squares to resemble a mirror ball. End Description
I was going through a hard period. I exhibited all the classic symptoms of the unemployed, the redundant man. First you don’t shave, and it’s not to grow a groovy beard, it’s because you cannot be fucking bothered.
Anger, deep deep anger sets in, with everything, with yourself number one, and with everything in the world number two. And justifiably so because I was being screwed by my mates. So I didn’t shave for quite a while. I didn’t get up. Mornings weren’t for getting up. I might get up and stay on the bed a bit and not know where to go, and get back into bed. Then if I did get up, I’d have a drink. Straight out of bed. I’ve never been like that.
There are lots of people who’ve been through worse things than that but for me this was bad news because I’d always been the kind of guy who could really pull himself together and think, Oh, fuck it, but at that time I felt I’d outlived my usefulness. This was the overall feeling: that it was good while I was in the Beatles, I was useful and I could play bass for their songs, I could write songs for them to sing and for me to sing, and we could make records of them. But the minute I wasn’t with the Beatles any more it became really very difficult. —  Many Years From Now, Barry Miles
How did you feel through all that? Crazy, just insane. So insecure. Half the reason I grew the beard.
Help! (1965) dir. Richard Lester
John was scared. We were all pretty scared. – Paul McCartney One night during that tour on a show in the South somewhere somebody let off a firecracker while we were on stage. There had been threats to shoot us, the Klan were burning Beatle records outside and a lot of the crew-cut kids were joining in with them. Somebody let off a firecracker and every one of us – I think it’s on film – look at each other, because each thought it was the other that had been shot. It was that bad.– John Lennon
Paul wasn’t planning to write about Liverpool – until he heard “Strawberry Fields” and it lit up his competitive edge. These memories were something he and his dearest friend still shared – Paul remembered Strawberry Field, and he knew John well enough to know what it meant to him. But he also knew what Penny Lane meant to John – that was the street where he lived with his mother, Julia, before she left him. Strawberry Field was down the road from his Auntie’s house; the place he’d go to contemplate his exile from the home he’d known on Penny Lane. These twin songs went together as a concept single. “Strawberry Fields” and “Penny Lane” are their most famous combo, linked together forever though it’s been decades since they’ve existed in that form. They play off each other as a John/Paul dialogue. While Paul does his people-watching on Penny Lane, John is a mile away, hiding in the tall grass of Strawberry Field. – Rob Sheffield, Dreaming the Beatles
Music in Film: A Hard Day’s Night (1964) dir. Richard Lester
Happy 76th Birthday to James Paul McCartney ♫
“Think globally, act locally.”
happy 77th birthday, paul mccartney!
“I’m still that little kid. I really do still feel embarrassingly like that, because I know how old I am, and I look in the mirror, I see how old I am. It’s this ever changing thing, and I sort of vaguely find myself quite satisfied with it. I wouldn’t say totally, because that’s Valhalla. That’s asking for possibly too much. But, yeah, I have a lot of good things going on in my life and I generally have a pretty good time.“
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“The thing with me is, I’m an optimist. Just every day when I see people, I’m a very outgoing Liverpool type. It’s very much how my family was. So it creates a certain impression. “Alright luv, how ya doin’, eh? Nice day isn’t it?” That’s me. [But] it sometimes gives people the wrong impression: That I don’t care. That I don’t think about stuff.”
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“You have certain regrets just like anyone does in life. Moments I look back on and think I wasn’t cool enough in that situation, or I wasn’t very kind to someone. But that’s life. When you’re growing up, you’re not always sensitive to people. But apart from that, I’d do it all again.”
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Happy Birthday, Paul!
The Beatles photographed on the 3rd June 1964, a photoshoot for the Saturday Evening Post newspaper in Barnes, London. It was during this photoshoot (allegedly) that Ringo collapsed with tonsillitis and pharyngitis and had to be taken to hospital. A few hours later session drummer, Jimmie Nicol attended a rush rehearsal with the other three Beatles and was drafted in to replace Ringo on their 1964 world tour, due to start in Denmark the following day.Â
7th February 1964. John Lennon with wife Cynthia on the aircraft to New York, USA for the first Beatles tour of America.Â
(Photos by Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix via Getty Images)
May 10-11, 1965
The Beatles, seen here with director Richard Lester, filmed a two-day shoot at Cliveden House in Maidenhead, Berkshire. The house provided the interior scenes situated inside Buckingham Palace for their second film, Help!
The number of scenes filmed include one in which The Beatles are playing cards, which was filmed in the French Dining Room in the south-western corner of the house. Other scenes included The Beatles leaning out of a window to see the effects of poison gas, and the intermission , which was filmed in Bluebell Woods in the grounds of Cliveden.
The Stone Roses in Paris, 1989.
