Sir Stewart

Truth.

"You can't get these types of jobs without an education" = "Eradicate all members of your family and await further instruction."

[bobbob1313]Did you see those?[/bobbob1313]

Over the weekend I went to the Lennon in NYC exhibit at the R&R Hall of Fame annex in Manhattan. Well done - my favorite bits: a press kit for Walls & Bridges that included a presskit interview of Ringo's (for his previous album) with Lennon writing over Ringo's answers, a projection of super 8 footage of Lennon the pied piper being followed around Central Park in (I'm guessing) 1979 - plus him going into Tiffany's and coming out with a hot dog. Comedian Lennon. Awesome.

I think they're more shrewd than that - I think comments like the one I posted play right into the hands of millions (I don't think it's fringe at all) who are against Obama no matter what. It's not just crazy people.

That would make sense if the President's live speech wasn't followed immediately by my local TV anchor saying "President Obama, delivering his very controversial speech to..."

What's funny/disturbing/whatever for me about the Klosterman thing is I have my own notes on a parallel universe Beatles Anti-Anthology I thought of writing, which include among other things, the band welcoming Yoko into the studio with open arms. I feel like he wrote this piece just for me.

That is the best thing Klosterman's ever done. So good. This is just genius:

Yes and yes and yes

Naw, it's the calm before the storm really hits. This thread only dies when the WS contenders are decided.

To me, they may have peaked with I Want To Hold Your Hand. Or Dear Prudence.

It's not like blrssp's saying some outlandish stuff.

Yup. 0:52 "ADT" drops out early, leaving "It is being, It is" in the right ear. At the same moment the organ sound stops.

So I borrowed a copy of the (supposed) stereo remaster of Revolver - and at 53 seconds in of 'Tomorrow Never Knows', Lennon's voice cuts out at "it is beinggggg", along with some other psychedelic noise that was accompanying him. I imagine maybe what I have is not the new product, but one of those homemade dealies I've heard so much about in the past few years. EDIT: Snap! It's on my old CD release, too! Never noticed. Time to check that page of irregularities that was posted a few pages back.

Man, let the guy rest in peace. No need to go dragging his name through the mud. BTW I'm talking to E!Online, not Good Old Neon.

"Celebrity to the Stars"

What happens in The Natural - does he swing at a ball four intentional walk pitch? Or is that another movie?

All I'm saying is no matter how "weak" the NL is, they have a team in the World Series every year. That's pretty impressive!!

-1 for not reading the thread.

I think what the gentleman from Pulp Fiction is trying to get across is: how important are interleague play records when it comes to winning the World Series (assuming that winning the World Series is the point of a team's existence)?

Nice. I would add "Krautrock"

Does anyone think of these lines: "I saw a film today, oh boy!/The English Army had just won the war/A crowd of people turned away/but I just had to look/Having read the book" as a reference to John's experience with How I Won The War? The crowd turned away (not a big hit), but he had to look having read the book (script)? I just kind of always married the lines to the movie, but I don't know if its a reference or not.

I'm a sucker for Pedro Martinez, and as such I loved reading this: