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Lovely words about Brian Wilson from Paul 💞

John and George visiting Stuart Sutcliffes room. Photographed by Astrid Kirchherr.

“After Stuart’s death, John and George really cared about me. They used to come and see me in my home. It was actually John’s suggestion. John said, ‘Can I see where he used to paint?’ So I said, ‘Of course, you can.’

“In that moment, I had to take a picture of them. I just grabbed this old chair and put it there. And John was so full of emotion, being in the same room where his friend was just painting, that he nearly burst out in tears. And George was all a bit worried. So I just said to George, ‘Well, stand behind him.’ You could see how quickly George understood what it was all about, death and being alive.

happy global beatles day here's a johnny :3

All it ever does is rain, Christophe Jarcot

John's tongue. You're welcome.

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I know I'm dipping my toe into dangerous waters, but the biggest takeaway from Get Back and Paul/Peter's narrativization of the Beatles was really just how much pain and resentment Paul is still holding 60 years later. Which isn't something I can personally judge, given that I haven't been alive for 60 years, much less had an event from 60 years ago heavily influence my ensuing life path, but it does feel like a reflection of his intense antipathy to any kind of self reflection or processing and how this precludes any real possibility that his personal interpretation of his life story will ever change. He's the same guy 60 years later and he sees things the same way, and that's both comforting and a little sad.

"JoHn waS tHe MosT ovErRated BEatle" maybe in the 80s and 90s but definitely not now. Its like ever since John's wrongdoings were brought to light, some of us have forgotten how talented John was. Maybe not on the level of Paul, in terms playing instruments, but he was so talented! I just hate the narrative that as of now, 2025, he's the most "overrated" beatle, because he's most certainly not