Hello thanks for allowing me to be here
Joined this forum mainly because I am writing a book on the Beatles. Yes another one. It takes 'Many years from now' by Barry Miles a stage further. The inspiration came from a thing which some people may know about which started when previously unseen Beatles material began appearing on youtube in 2008. Beatles roadie and Apple CEO Neil Aspinall died in 2008.
I have already written an article for a magazine but my book goes further. |
But you love Downton Abbey tho...
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Sorry about that. Me and 140 million others. |
Cool Roscoe :)
Who doesn't like The Beatles? Well, some here but I'm not one of them. Do you have some favorite Beatles songs? |
I hate the beatles. I am looking into tattoo removal because I hate John Lennon so much.
;). (I am sorry I couldn't help myself.) Welcome Downton Abbey person. |
Welcome to MB.
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Thanks for the welcome and remember:
IT WAS A FAKE MOUSTACHE. ;) |
You can never have enough books about the Beatles in my opinion. Welcome.
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Welcome aboard. Let's dual some Beatles trivia.
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Bit of Trivia DOCTOR ROBERT (Revolver ) = Robert Frazer known as Groovy Bob - Once famously handcuffed to Mick Jagger. Said to have been the first person actually diagnosed in Britain to have died of AIDS. |
More on Groovy Bob (Doctor Robert)
There is a recently found Telegram from Kenneth Anger to Robert Frazer. Kenneth Anger made the film 'Lucifer Rising' which was originally to star wife of Roman Polanski Sharon Tate - murdered by the Charles Manson "Family". It did star Bobby Beausoliel, one of Manson's disciples. Beausoliel is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of music teacher and associate Gary Hinman on July 27, 1969. In the Telegram from Anger to Frazer it speaks of a boat on the River Nile called Kashmir - One should remember a Led Zeppelin track called Kashmir. All in my book. |
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PS we are trying to find out who iamaphoney is, some believe that it's McCartney himself. |
Nope...nope...still not getting it. Sorry, I don't pretend to be all that bright. I know all about Jimmy Page and his fascination with Aleister. I get that. Maybe the song Kashmir is named after the boat and not the area although I'm thinking Plant wrote those lyrics. Other than Crowley being on the cover of Sgt. Peppers I'm still not following.
Seems a little like me saying: "Aldous Huxley wrote the Doors of perception and he is on the cover of sgt. peppers. The doors are named after that book. Jim Morrison died in Paris. Now listen to my fake moustache song, get it now?" |
I'm with you Moss.
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^Yeah, I'm sorry Roscoe, but what you wrote sounds more like conspiracy theory flavoured fantasy or speculation than fact. Those connections are pretty tenuous and tenuous connections you can basically find wherever.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. |
I'm not actually sure what you are even claiming at this point, maybe we start with that.
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I'm at a disadvantage at the moment because I cannot post you a link.
But Apple Star: It was a fake moustache is the track Sergeant Pepper's Lonely (last but one track before Day in the Life) played backwards. This complies with Crowley's instructions in his Thelema Texts. But more than that Apple Star - Apple Star is an allusion to Crowley's A∴A∴ Secret Society. The Sergeant Pepper album depicts the Beatles standing over a grave of a left handed base guitar made with hyacinths (look up the Greek mythology for Hyacinths). Derek Taylor (the Beatles PR man) let slip that the whole scene was a grave and a funeral and Barry Miles alludes to this in 'Many years from now'. With a Wax model of SONNY Liston on the left and DIANA Dors on the right. (Diana is the Moon Goddess). I dedicate a whole section of my book to the Sergeant Pepper album. The false moustache appears as a cut-out in the sheet that comes with the vinyl album. (My Avatar) McCartney did in fact cut his lip when larking about on a Moped with Tara Brown (heir to the Guinness fortune) who later "Blew his mind out in a car" crash. His father sat in the House of Lords. iamaphoney is the maker of the track in my signature. We don't know who he/she or it is. There are some who think the iamaphoney youtube sequence is being driven by McCartney himself. |
So wait… you believe in the PID theory?
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You're like the 3rd roscoe I know, but welcome.
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Thanks for the welcome. |
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Only the Beatles could make a song called I am the Walrus and make it a hit. |
Holy ****, you are all over the place and I have no idea what the hell is going on. Bob Dylan wrote a song called "rainy day woman #12 and #35". The Beatles first tried pot with Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan loved Woody Guthrie. John wrote a song called Norwegian Wood. I sport Wood when I hear that song. WTF?
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You probably haven't heard of Ginsberg and Burroughs and the LES BEAT movement. McCartney took off through France after the American tour in his Aston Martin. He met Mal Evans in Bordeaux. Evans was his bodyguard who had worked on the door at the Cavern Club in Liverpool. Evans and McCartney conceived the concept of the Sergeant Pepper album together. Mal Evans was on the phone in 1976 in Los Angeles saying that he has the manuscript of his biography and whatever happens to him make sure it is published. He was shot dead four hours later by the same policeman who had stopped further investigation into a second shooter in the Bobby Kennedy assassination. Did you watch the youtube link below? |
I got about 3 minutes in. Seems like the same old Paul is dead ****e I have heard a million times. Kind of funny and many coincidences and things but overall, not something to take seriously. Avant Garde - Yes, new or experimental ideas. Beatles were all about that. Now I'm starting to think you are just pulling my leg. Nice work, I was starting to think you were a bit out there. Wait, are you Charles Manson?
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Look, if you're not interested please stop responding. You are however giving me an opportunity to respond and advertize. |
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So Sgt. Pepper took you by surprise You better see right through that mother's eyes Those freaks was right when they said you was dead The one mistake you made was in your head Ah, how do you sleep Ah, how do you sleep at night You live with straights who tell you, you was king Jump when your momma tell you anything The only thing you done was yesterday And since you're gone you're just another day Ah, how do you sleep Ah, how do you sleep at night Ah, how do you sleep Ah, how do you sleep at night A pretty face may last a year or two But pretty soon they'll see what you can do The sound you make is muzak to my ears You must have learned something in all those years The words of John Lennon Shot dead outside the Hotel where they had made Rosemary's Baby. A movie about the Anti-Christ. Made by Roman Polanski the husband of ritually murdered Sharon Tate. Tate was murdered at Doris Day's flat. Doris Day's son was Terry Melcher whom Manson had a grudge against. Terry Melcher was on the board of directors of Apple. Quote:
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That is one of Johns greatest songs, much to Paul's chagrin. And don't get me wrong, I would totally read your book.
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53 Whimpole St is 100 yards from Whimpole Mews where Dr Stephen Ward practiced and supplied the prostitutes Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice Davies to clients which brought down the British Government. Keeler and Rice-Davies appear on the Free as a Bird video. Ringo is reported to have slept with Keeler on his stag night before he married Maureen. You're still not a hundredth the way through this story yet. These are just teasers. |
Never mind. I wouldn't stand a chance dueling Beatles trivia with you!
Zeppelin on the other hand..... |
OK but remember this. The reason we seem to have a lot of what has become to be known as Conspiracy Theories is because investigative journalism has been killed off.
This isn't a theory though. |
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I have Beatles Gear, that's an essential coffee table book. |
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