Do You Think A Lot About George Mentioning "and Bob Could Play Something" When He Tried To Explain An

The Basement Tapes (Trailer, 2015)

Bob Dylan “Love Minus Zero / No Limit” Newport Folk Festival, July 24, 1965.

bob dylan, woodstock, ny, 1967

Not to victim blame The Beatles for getting drugged without their consent but like who the fuck hangs out with their dentist

To be a hero—in the most universal sense of the word—means to aspire to absolute triumph. But such triumphs come only through death. Heroism means transcending life; it is a fatal leap into nothingness.

Emil Cioran, “Disintegration,” On the Heights of Despair (via emilcioran)

George Harrison in a recording session, July, 1969.

george harrison (+ john lennon) on the set of magical mystery tour, 1967

George Harrison & John Lennon | 1971

"I think that one of the things that I developed just by being in The Beatles was being bold and I think John had a lot to do with that. Because John Lennon, if he felt something strongly, he just did it. I picked up a lot of that by being a friend of John’s. Just that attitude of, 'Well, just go for it, just do it.'" ~ George Harrison

“To describe George, I can say that I was really shocked at how thin he is. His face looked just about like I expected, but thinner. His hair was so fluffy and nice, but his eyes were what I really noticed. They were so deep brown! Most people when you look at their eyes you see the white around the color, but when you stare into George’s eyes you just see deep brown and a lot of emotion. It’s really a shame his eyes don’t photograph the way they really look. If they did, I don’t think anyone would have ever noticed Paul’s eyes even as gorgeous as they are.“ - Beatles fan Char Bass (1974) [x]

george suggesting bob dylan should join the beatles was like when a couple opens up their relationship to try to save the marriage