Post by Doc on Dec 23, 2006 4:22:55 GMT -5
I just watched this, carefully, doubling back, re-watching, re-listening. I suspect that there is a great deal in it, inside it, within it, during it, that is VERY important to the Beatle mystery. I think this may be another yellow sign (though I am not sure exactly what all that entails. This one may have been around a while; but it is new to me.
www.veoh.com/videos/e175203RsF9K8Nt
There is a little routine, around 7 minutes and 23 seconds, a skit, on ancient film, that the Beatles do, early on, outside a limo, where they seem to be pantomiming something important. It is a most interesting bit of films, edited together a certain way, and perhaps some of you can shed more insight on it. Who is the person inside the limo? Why does Paul fall over and the others help him up? What is the deal with this issue of the Daily Mirror? If only we could really read that article. Let it be.
The interview segments are quite fantastic, with Tony Bramwell, Norman Smith, etc. et al.
A bit long, but a concise but comprehensive view of what it was like being a Beatle, for each of the Beatles. A cross between a dream come true, and a slice of living hell on earth.
Retiring was inevitable. Disappearing from public view? Hmm.....there maybe other lines to read between, but I don't think we've put it all together just yet, although the clues may be yet abounding in and out of nature.
All skate.
www.veoh.com/videos/e175203RsF9K8Nt
There is a little routine, around 7 minutes and 23 seconds, a skit, on ancient film, that the Beatles do, early on, outside a limo, where they seem to be pantomiming something important. It is a most interesting bit of films, edited together a certain way, and perhaps some of you can shed more insight on it. Who is the person inside the limo? Why does Paul fall over and the others help him up? What is the deal with this issue of the Daily Mirror? If only we could really read that article. Let it be.
The interview segments are quite fantastic, with Tony Bramwell, Norman Smith, etc. et al.
A bit long, but a concise but comprehensive view of what it was like being a Beatle, for each of the Beatles. A cross between a dream come true, and a slice of living hell on earth.
Retiring was inevitable. Disappearing from public view? Hmm.....there maybe other lines to read between, but I don't think we've put it all together just yet, although the clues may be yet abounding in and out of nature.
All skate.
