Two things; your opinion please

[B]

1. What are peoples' thoughts on the song "Oh Darling"? How does it fit into the clues? What is your take on it?
In the Memoirs book, 'Billy Shears' says there is the typical 'Paul is dead' back-masking on it, but what does it say forward?!
I mean, this guy sounds like Manson or somebody when he's screaming "I'll never do you no harm!" Not someone you'd trust.
But don't let me influence your opinion! This song has been pretty much overlooked here.

Oh! Darling (Remastered 2009)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BznFjbcBVs



For what it's worth, Sun King at TKIN once said you could think of the Abbey Road album as the "A" side being about Paul, and the "B" side about Faul.
I'm generally in agreement with that, and "Oh Darling" was on the "A" side, if that helps.

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And then there's this:

2. Your opinion please. Is this bullshit? Or is it one of those "Too crazy not to be true!" things?
For me, I'm inclined to lean toward the second option. If you've been here a long time, you may recall beatlies' posts about a Patrick Hitler with links to McCartney.
So: Disinfo, done for a lark, or perhaps something more? Your vote matters!

William (Billy) Shears Campbell Short Family History
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j73XLbAO-2U


Ğreg
Published on Feb 25, 2019

[B]

No cares? No one has an opinion?

[timmyb52]

Could "Oh Darling" be a love song to Tara?

[ekauqodielak]

Apr 2, 2019 17:04:48 GMT -5 B said:

In the Memoirs book, 'Billy Shears' says there is the typical 'Paul is dead' back-masking on it, but what does it say forward?!

lol. I'm sure someone's reversed it for all of us to hear, right? I can hear some odd sections that are probably double layered. In context, I do think it could be a communiqué between a public Paul and a private Paul. But I'm enormously skeptical of all things 'Memoirs of Billy Shears'.

I mean, this guy sounds like Manson or somebody when he's screaming "I'll never do you no harm!" Not someone you'd trust.

Ha

In fairness, some of Manson's songs are actually pretty good, really, lol. And some are terrifying. I had a friend who went out with some guy one night and they were having a pretty good time and she goes back to his place for a beer and whatever may come next and he puts on his favorite album for her, which turns out to be one of Charlie Manson's albums. That was also their last date.

If you've been here a long time, you may recall beatlies' posts about a Patrick Hitler with links to McCartney.
So: Disinfo, done for a lark, or perhaps something more?

Those robot narrations always creep me the fuck out. I think I'd be much more likely to give this credence if an actual human had been willing to put his voice and/or face on record. There are some strange very specific details that seem peculiar to have fabricated. But, c'mon, he's saying he was both Zsa Zsa Gabor and JPM?

[B]

It's the "eyebrows". They'll get you every time! no ears?

[maclen]

we think 'oh darling' is a great example of the parodist direction the beatles took occasionally - the crazy emotive stylings of 50s style rock balladeering a la gene vincent would be an example

[ekauqodielak]

OMG two Pauls @ once!


That's, supposedly, Zsa Zsa In The Skirt.

[NAYDON]

Apr 2, 2019 17:04:48 GMT -5 B said:

1. What are peoples' thoughts on the song "Oh Darling"? How does it fit into the clues? What is your take on it?
In the Memoirs book, 'Billy Shears' says there is the typical 'Paul is dead' back-masking on it, but what does it say forward?!
I mean, this guy sounds like Manson or somebody when he's screaming "I'll never do you no harm!" Not someone you'd trust.
But don't let me influence your opinion! This song has been pretty much overlooked here.

Oh! Darling (Remastered 2009)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BznFjbcBVs



For what it's worth, Sun King at TKIN once said you could think of the Abbey Road album as the "A" side being about Paul, and the "B" side about Faul.
I'm generally in agreement with that, and "Oh Darling" was on the "A" side, if that helps.

----------------------

And then there's this:

2. Your opinion please. Is this bullshit? Or is it one of those "Too crazy not to be true!" things?
For me, I'm inclined to lean toward the second option. If you've been here a long time, you may recall beatlies' posts about a Patrick Hitler with links to McCartney.
So: Disinfo, done for a lark, or perhaps something more? Your vote matters!

William (Billy) Shears Campbell Short Family History
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j73XLbAO-2U


This YouTube user made some posts about this, but it does not say all the same.
Check the YouTube channel of that user and you will see what I say.
Which of the videos does he tell the truth?
I think it's someone playing with all this.

Ğreg
Published on Feb 25, 2019