#george harrison

[spiderfr0mmars]

aah yoko they could never make me form a solid opinion on you

[picture-of-george-every-day]

8/15/26

day 140

[toes-5]

Should I start posting my Beatles sketches on tumblr?? 👀

yes

no

secret third option

Remaining time: 21 hours 4 minutes

[englishwalrus]

Two holy, modest girls vs The Sluts

[xo-cherrycola]

welp it's midnight and i'm listening to we love the beatles while scrolling through photos of george harrison

life is good

[vin-is-drawing]

little baby george

[lyreandlion]

He followed. He followed and he found something more nourishing and enduring and complex than fame and pop concerts and the charts. In time it became clear that Beatle George, and that glistening solo superstar heading a cast of legends at Madison Square Garden, were pale reflections of a man made up of numerous parts, many of which were almost comically contradictory. The routine paradoxes evident in most humans seemed in Harrison to be amplified, just as the success of The Beatles was itself riven by extremes. The searcher, looking east and inside for simplicity, peace and enlightenment, had garages full of the fastest and most expensive cars on the planet. The eccentric, extravagant grandeur of his home at Friar Park in Henley-On-Thames at times bounced between the dry asceticism of a monastic retreat and flesh-and-powder excesses more suited to the Chateau Marmont. He was just as likely to follow the Grand Prix circuit as it jetted its decidedly unspiritual way around the world as he was to spend time on his knees tending to his plants. The quick-witted Liverpudlian with a pitiless tongue and child's sense of mischief, the man who happily slipped into the chorus line to play a lumberjack during a Monty Python show, could also be found earnestly endorsing Yogic Flying as a key policy issue in the 1992 general election.

Graeme Thomson ❂ George Harrison: Behind the Locked Door (2013)