The Pact
So today I made a pact with myself:
As far as I'm concerned after 1970 The Beatles didn't exsist.
I know, I know as a group they technically didn't... But from now on I'm not acknowleging anything they did as individuals from that point thereafter.
Post 1970 interviews especially are just too hard to watch - when they're bitching about eachother and making snarky comments and snide remarks. And I'm not just talking about John and Paul, so many times I've seen George and Ringo throwing their weight about as well.
Well I'm not going to stand for it. The whole thing is too hard. It's like watching Mum and Dad fight... devastating and not good for you in any way!
I've tried to write down how I feel about interviews where the remaining Beatles talk about John , you know after, and then George, but it all gets too much. I'm nearly crying know thinking about it.
This post is so jumbled and doesn;t flow at all. There are too many thoughts trying to get out. I could literally talk about my boys for days!
But the main points were:
That I love them so much that litening to them talk shit about eachother or talk about one another in a way that shows the friction is so unbelievably heartbreaking. I'm no longer going to acknowledge them as people (as musicians however I will listen to and enjoy their work) no interviews, no talking, no nothing.
Also
I love them so much that I can't even think about Paul, George and Ringo living without John, and what it was like to lose him. And then I really break down when I think about poor Paul and Ringo having to go through that again (although it was twenty years later).
I'm going to try and forget about this slump I've found myself in and go and watchh A Hard Day's Night - Relieve the glory days and forget about the those dark dys ahead =[
As far as I'm concerned after 1970 The Beatles didn't exsist.
I know, I know as a group they technically didn't... But from now on I'm not acknowleging anything they did as individuals from that point thereafter.
Post 1970 interviews especially are just too hard to watch - when they're bitching about eachother and making snarky comments and snide remarks. And I'm not just talking about John and Paul, so many times I've seen George and Ringo throwing their weight about as well.
Well I'm not going to stand for it. The whole thing is too hard. It's like watching Mum and Dad fight... devastating and not good for you in any way!
I've tried to write down how I feel about interviews where the remaining Beatles talk about John , you know after, and then George, but it all gets too much. I'm nearly crying know thinking about it.
This post is so jumbled and doesn;t flow at all. There are too many thoughts trying to get out. I could literally talk about my boys for days!
But the main points were:
That I love them so much that litening to them talk shit about eachother or talk about one another in a way that shows the friction is so unbelievably heartbreaking. I'm no longer going to acknowledge them as people (as musicians however I will listen to and enjoy their work) no interviews, no talking, no nothing.
Also
I love them so much that I can't even think about Paul, George and Ringo living without John, and what it was like to lose him. And then I really break down when I think about poor Paul and Ringo having to go through that again (although it was twenty years later).
I'm going to try and forget about this slump I've found myself in and go and watchh A Hard Day's Night - Relieve the glory days and forget about the those dark dys ahead =[