[thebeatlesordie]

[ringo-obsession]

30 October 1963. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr waiting in their dressing room prior to the Swedish TV show “Drop In”, Stockholm, Sweden.

[andthebandbeginstoplay]

[karinabeat]

DO YOU LUV ME PAUL?

[soundsof71]

[soundsof71]

George Harrison, 1971. It’s like a selfie of his soul.

[1940-1980]

Dhani Harrison watching his father George Harrison on screen. (x)

[doubledyke-deactivated20140316]

i got chills and started crying oh my lord

[storiesofmysoul]

Let’s make it a rule to reblog this every time it shows up on your dash- it’s just too beautiful not to reblog 

[ladyjaneasher-blog]

john and paul // recording & mixing hey jude // 30 july 1968

[andthebandbeginstoplay]

g e o r g e 

[todosphotos]

John during the Autumn Tour of Great Britain, ABC Plymouth 1963

[awesomebandspictures]

[helpineedsomebooty-deactivated2]

Who let Ringo use photoshop

[suelennon]

[surreal--memes]

a day in the life

[sgt-peppers-blog]

[1966mccartney]

Paul McCartney on the set of Paperback Writer, 1966.

[harrisonarchive]

Musically I’m not really that good. I’m nowhere near any level that’s worth talking about. What I can do is like somebody who can make a cake. I can mix things together and make something that is quite nice. But if you take it all apart I don’t believe I have great musical or great lyrical ability, and I have a bigger problem than that - which is, because of my influence from Indian music and the whole spiritual thing, I don’t see the point of writing songs. I could write hundreds of songs, you know, ‘Hey baby, whatcha gonna do.’ I could churn them out, but I don’t want to. If I’m going to say something I’d like it to have some kind of value.

George Harrison, 1997; from the Hare Krishna Tribute to George Harrison, quoted in While My Guitar Gently Weeps: The Music of George Harrison by Simon Leng (via thateventuality)

[soundsofmyuniverse]

“The impact of the Beatles — not only on rock & roll but on all of Western culture — is simply incalculable. And as personalities, they defined and incarnated ’60s style: smart, idealistic, playful, irreverent, eclectic. Although many of their sales and attendance records have since been surpassed, no group has so radically transformed the sound and significance of rock & roll. As musicians, the Beatles proved that rock & roll could embrace a limitless variety of harmonies, structures, and sounds; virtually every rock experiment has some precedent on Beatles records.” -  The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll (2001)