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rungosturr · 4 days

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John Lennon and Paul McCartney during rehearsals for The Beatles' first appearance on Ready, Steady, Go, 4th October 1963. Part 2 (part 1, part 3)

#mclennon #nothing more to say

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rungosturr · 8 days

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An Idiot's Guide to George Harrison's Song Meanings

The corresponding guides for John and Paul's songs can be found here and here

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rungosturr · 9 days

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oh my good looking boy

#i love it!

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rungosturr · 10 days

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Reporter: Why does your music excite them so much? Paul: We don't know, really. John: If we knew, we'd form another group and be managers.

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rungosturr · 10 days

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ringo starr & teresa graves in 1969

#Ringo with beard is soooo hot #beautiful people #ringo starr

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rungosturr · 11 days

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Tbh nothing makes me happier than this

Sometimes I think about the And Your Bird Can Sing take in the Revolver (2022) album where Paul and John are giggling. They're somewhere in time and history giggling into a microphone. And then life is good again

#mclennon

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rungosturr · 11 days

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+ John being evil character

And Ringo having his best role of the whole life

we're always talking about the shakespeare skit (as we should though) but can we talk about the skit they did during the 1963 christmas show?

george is like the damsel in distress or smt and he's wearing a fucking dress?? and paul is the hero that saves him?? but like there's so less details about this so idk

if the shakespeare skit is the mclennon sketch then this is literally the mcharrison sketch. i will not be silent about this anymore 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

#George is such a beautiful lady #John really looks evil with the moustache #Paul pwetty boy #Ringo's just snow

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rungosturr · 11 days

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It's 1971 and John Lennon just dropped his solo album and like half of it is a message to his estranged fiancee Paul. Can we have this artistic approach to dissing/saying sorry to someone we admire again?

I wonder what he meant with the "denial of his feelings"