John's resentment seemed to peak in the early
1970s -- in spite of his claim that his 1970
album "Plastic Ono Band" was "the best thing
I've ever done."
I'm looking for theories as to what had transformed
John into such an angry person.
I'm looking for theories as to what had transformed John
into such an angry person.
John was dismissive of his best (though far
from perfect) solo album, Walls & Bridges,
in that interview, too. Why? Because he
was away from Yoko when he created it.
I genuinely think Yoko used some sort of hypnotism on
John so that he thought and said exactly what she wanted
him too...
Either that or she was really hot in bed!!!
The previous day, while fried on the drug, Lennon
had wanted to hold a press conference to announce
to the world that he was Jesus Christ.
On 2024-02-07, Stephen O'Connell <stephenoconnell@usenet.ie> wrote:
I genuinely think Yoko used some sort of hypnotism on
John so that he thought and said exactly what she wanted
him too...
Either that or she was really hot in bed!!!
I can't imagine any amount of "hot in bed" making up for having to
hear that voice - especially on a regular basis.
Either that or she was really hot in bed!!!
I can't imagine any amount of "hot in bed" making up for
having to hear that voice - especially on a regular basis.
The voice? I'd find looking at her face on a regular basis
bad enough.
On Monday, February 5, 2024 at 9:55:02 AM UTC-5, Norbert K wrote:Beatles experience.
According to May Pang, when Apple representative Tony King met her and John in Los Angeles, John gave Tony a tape of his new record "Mind Games" and asked him for advice. He wanted to know how Tony thought he should promote the album.
King hesitated, then told John that he needed to "Let people know that you're okay." John needed to abandon the angry persona he had been projecting in interviews for some years and convey to the public that he was happy and healthy.
In his early-to-middle-period Beatles interviews, Lennon was humorous, witty, and sometimes irreverent. By the late 1960s and particularly the 1970s, something had changed. Lennon became resentful of his fellow Beatles and of seemingly the whole
John's resentment seemed to peak in the early 1970s -- in spite of his claim that his 1970 album "Plastic Ono Band" was "the best thing I've ever done."
I'm looking for theories as to what had transformed John into such an angry person.
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