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Comment on Psychic claims John Lennon and George Harrison play music in the afterlife by nikki

nikki — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:56:12 +0000

I can believe Michael Jackson is livin’ it up in the afterlife. Lots of girls too so to say. He’s having a grand ol time.

Comment on Exclusive interview with Chris O’Dell, former Beatles Apple secretary by Jess Morgan

Jess Morgan — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:21:44 +0000

Chris O’Dell came across to me as a very lucky person who got in for a bit around some wonderful people, then did everything she needed to do to hang around till she was asked to leave. Somehow, it makes me grateful for all the loyal Liverpool fellas and the girlfriends/wives who were there to look out for the Beatles because everyone else seemed to chase their glory. She had no talents or achievements, wasn’t a musician or songwriter or childhood friend or family or loyal employee to any of them. She had one moment of luck when Derek Taylor offered her a job in LA. After that, she seems to have made relentless attempts to insert herself into the lives of important people who could give her things. Being the Beatles and good Liverpool lads, they were good-natured, welcoming & generous people who always treated her well. And she lapped it up and demanded more of the rock and roll lifestyle, as though the Beatles and their circle were responsible for keeping her entertained. She’s lucky enough to be around some of the most brilliant musicians of our time, yet she constantly passes judgement on their so-called ‘failings’, even though they were all close friends of the Beatles and were good to her. She’s allowed into their private homes, around their families and abuses their privacy, passing self-important comments about them, making public their private sadness and difficulties. She gets in the middle of peoples’ married lives and then acts bewildered like it’s always the fault of some other ‘jealous’ wife. She complains throughout the book about not having enough money to get by. She never seems to do a good turn for anyone, or return a kindness; she just uses them again and again to further her lifestyle. When one person tires of her, she moves swiftly to the next one (with bags packed). What stands out in all her stories is just how good all the people at Apple were towards her. Like all Beatles fans, I’m hungry for any tiny detail I can get about them. But this book made me love them even more, and realize how regularly people must have used them for their fame. Having said all that though, I’m sorry for all her drug and alcohol problems and thankful that she’s out of it today.

Comment on Archive by ALEX SCHIAVI

ALEX SCHIAVI — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 17:38:25 +0000

I want the Beatles “Holy Saints!”
Beatles forever.
Ibuy every book about the Fabfour!!!!!

Comment on Psychic claims John Lennon and George Harrison play music in the afterlife by misty

misty — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 06:19:59 +0000

If she knows that John and George play music together in the afterlife, then she must see the ‘real’ Paul McCartney as well. This man has not been seen in public since November of 1966 when he was replaced by the individual impersonating him to this day. I wonder if she sees him there; if not, then either she is not as psychic as she states, or the ‘real’ Paul McCartney must still be amongst the living in this reality, hopefully, well and happy living under an assumed identity or hiding out on those Greek islands that The Beatles bought back in the mid-sixties.

Comment on Do You Believe? A Serious Discussion about John Lennon’s Afterlife by psychicintraining

psychicintraining — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:25:50 +0000

Wow. See, when my sweetie & I started talking to John, we have both gone through this “I know it’s real but I can’t talk about it because who’d believe John was talking to me???”

John’s been talking with my sweetie since she was 13. I’ve been talking with him pretty intensely for weeks now, and I wan’t really sure what to do with it. This was before I found out that, not only has John been talking to psychics for decades, but people have written books about it!

I can’t tell you what a relief and thrill it is to read this article.

Comment on Exclusive interview with Chris O’Dell, former Beatles Apple secretary by Chloe

Chloe — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 05:48:47 +0000

Just a small comment guys… Eric Clapton was a brat and an alcoholic back then and didn’t like anyone besides Pattie. All these famous people always got whatever they wanted, so I’m sure they wouldn’t have had a problem kicking her out if they didn’t want her there. If she was a royal pain in the ass they wouldn’t keep her around.

Comment on The Ballad of John, Yoko, Stuart and Astrid by Anna

Anna — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 06:23:13 +0000

Um, that would probably be because Stu was with Astrid. And don’t undermine the nastiness Paul had towards Stu. John was Stu’s bff. He had his moments and they had their quarrels, but John stayed loyal to Stu and wanted him in the band despite knowing he couldn’t play and wasn’t musically inclined. Astrid was actually THERE, unlike you, and she has said how deep and connected their friendship was- as did Cynthia Lennon who was also very present during this time. John and Paul had something completely different and no I don’t think it was as deep on that level as John and Stu.

Comment on Review: New book, “Lennon’s Liverpool” by Bill Harry by ALEX SCHIAVI

ALEX SCHIAVI — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 17:39:09 +0000

I will buy it, as every book about the Beatles!!!
I have 100′s books aboput the Fab Four!
I want to buy every book about them!!!!
I am doing lessons (in Italy) about the story of the Beatles: beatlestory for the Humanity.
Beatles forever.
Than you.