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womanfourwoman

“human-passing”

joshpeck

why does this post have no owner what is “human-passing” i’m shaking

s-k-y-w-a-l-k-e-r

blindmelontaylors

Brian May in Budapest, 1986

honourhonour

1hat3u

hopeless romantic with trust issues and a sex drive out the roof

starting-to-feel-just-right

I’ve never seen anything so accurate though

incurablechemist

1962 ~ George Harrison sporting a black eye (courtesy of a disgruntled Pete Best fan)

michonnegrimes

No one ever made Paul laugh more than John. - Mark Lewisohn

michonnegrimes

Everyone always talks about John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison in terms of creating this world. It’s important to note that Ringo Starr wasn’t just the guy who came in, did the drums and went home again. Remember, they’re a pop group. What Ringo’s doing with his drums is rooting all this playing around that’s going on in the music in a pop/rock medium. – Howard Goodall, composer

JOHN: Ringo was a star in his own right in Liverpool before we ever met him. Whatever that spark is in Ringo that we all know, but we can’t put our finger on it… PAUL: I still remember the moment – the first time Ringo played with us – he kicked in, and it was like, “Oh my God!” I remember we were all looking at each other like “This is it!” I’m getting very emotional just talking about it. GEORGE: Ringo would sit in with us, and every time he sat in, it just seemed like this was it. Historically, it may seem like the three of us did something nasty to Pete Best, and it may have been that we could have done it better, but history also shows Ringo was the member of the band. He just didn’t enter the film until that particular scene. RINGO: My dream was to get into a better band, and then a better band, and that’s exactly what I did. I’m an only child and I felt like I suddenly had three brothers. We just wanted to play. Playing was the most important thing.