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Yeah now that would've been great.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑21 Oct 2019, 11:14amHa! What would have given the joke an extra level would have been to draw the doctor as Eric Burdon.
He makes a smashing omelette.Silent Majority wrote: ↑22 Oct 2019, 11:10amI wonder if the 70 year old Burdon still likes to fuck with eggs.
Reduced to using those egg substitutes that come in cardboard packages. Rather sad, really.Silent Majority wrote: ↑22 Oct 2019, 11:10amI wonder if the 70 year old Burdon still likes to fuck with eggs.
I've heard he's still a bit of an animal.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑22 Oct 2019, 11:55amReduced to using those egg substitutes that come in cardboard packages. Rather sad, really.Silent Majority wrote: ↑22 Oct 2019, 11:10amI wonder if the 70 year old Burdon still likes to fuck with eggs.
Hahahaha that's brilliant. Guess which one is Brian Epstein.
The one licensing the fuck out of this picture?Marky Dread wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 7:34amHahahaha that's brilliant. Guess which one is Brian Epstein.
Paul stops dead. "Oh God. I can just see it on the front page. WINGS SPEAK OUT. Mary Whitehouse, social awareness, punk."
"What about Abba?" asks Linda.
"Oh yeah," says Paul. "We gotta do Abba. Abba — the thinking man's Manhattan Transfer."
Beautiful song. It always seemed like a love letter from the survivors to John, returning his song to him.BitterTom wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 6:04pmExcuse my incoming ignorance.
A few Christmases ago, John Lewis (department store over here) released a festive ad featuring a song called Real Love by Tom what's-his-name. I thought it was quite a nice warm track, lovely melody. A few months pass and I'm told it was actually written by Lennon. Finding the original on Anthology 2, I was blown away by how I never knew and by how spectacular it was.
Beautifully put.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 6:33pmBeautiful song. It always seemed like a love letter from the survivors to John, returning his song to him.BitterTom wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 6:04pmExcuse my incoming ignorance.
A few Christmases ago, John Lewis (department store over here) released a festive ad featuring a song called Real Love by Tom what's-his-name. I thought it was quite a nice warm track, lovely melody. A few months pass and I'm told it was actually written by Lennon. Finding the original on Anthology 2, I was blown away by how I never knew and by how spectacular it was.
It was much better than Free As a Bird, should have been the lead track for the Anthology series. Saying that, I like Free As a Bird as well.BitterTom wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 6:04pmExcuse my incoming ignorance.
A few Christmases ago, John Lewis (department store over here) released a festive ad featuring a song called Real Love by Tom what's-his-name. I thought it was quite a nice warm track, lovely melody. A few months pass and I'm told it was actually written by Lennon. Finding the original on Anthology 2, I was blown away by how I never knew and by how spectacular it was.
I'm pretty pro-FAAB, too. I'm unashamedly sentimental in those Threetles songs. One last offering of the magic.Heston wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 7:59pmIt was much better than Free As a Bird, should have been the lead track for the Anthology series. Saying that, I like Free As a Bird as well.BitterTom wrote: ↑16 Feb 2020, 6:04pmExcuse my incoming ignorance.
A few Christmases ago, John Lewis (department store over here) released a festive ad featuring a song called Real Love by Tom what's-his-name. I thought it was quite a nice warm track, lovely melody. A few months pass and I'm told it was actually written by Lennon. Finding the original on Anthology 2, I was blown away by how I never knew and by how spectacular it was.