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something about relaxing and floating downstream
behold: our ultimate Beatles ship chart
Yet another @bluecrowsfly - @monarchetype original
All ships listed under the cut
I just know in my heart if the hambugs were the age they were when they started today they’d 100% be roadmen,,
The key cast for drama series “Hamburg Days,” about The Beatles’ early days in the German city, has been revealed as the six-parter started
Mojo Magazine | July 2026
Some of Jürgen Vollmer’s photographs of George Harrison in Hamburg, 1961; all images scanned from The Beatles In Hamburg.
“He was such a sweet and charming little boy. But he also had this melancholy feeling that I identified with. I didn’t have much contact with Paul, and I was always a little afraid of John because he could be arrogant and overly ironic. But George didn’t have a mean streak in him.” - Jürgen Vollmer, Harrison (2002) “[George] had a great following. [Jürgen] used to have a notice which said ‘I love George.’ He was one of the first to do that sort of thing.” - Astrd Kirchherr, The Beatles: The Authorized Biography (1968) About the Top Ten Club photos (scans 1-6): “With their wild looks and rebellious attitude I saw in them the perfect models. […] It was George who suggested taking the photos during the daytime, when the Top Ten was closed. The Beatles slept upstairs in the club, anyway, right above the dance floor, so we met there one afternoon. On the ceiling were several small spotlights and I directed all of them toward the stage.” - Jürgen Vollmer, The Beatles In Hamburg (2004)
Hands down the funniest scene in this entire movie (Backbeat 1994)
-John thinks Paul is calling him a queer for Stuart (this movie is basically John having a mental breakdown over being seen as a queer for Stu).
-George: "He never said that 😐.... he never said you're a fairy 😐".
-Pete Best (who has like one line of dialogue in this movie) finally tells John and Paul to stfu about Stuart.
This movie is not a Beatles biopic (it focuses more on the relationship between Stuart and Astrid), but I could 100% see the real Beatles having this exact conversation.
That time Paul and Pete best set a "piece of rubber" on fire and got deported.