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14 June 2016
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PauliesGirl said
I was thinking this the other day: John was good. Paul was good. But they weren’t great. As they were together.
George Martin said something similar I believe. I can’t imagine the pressure that would’ve been on John and Paul if they actually did come together again to make music.
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Old Soak said
Double Fantasy wasn’t just disappointing, it’s embarrassing schlock from start to finish. And he called Paul’s stuff “Granny s**t”, this is way worse.
The content is retro Elvis Orbison – (Just Like) Starting Over and Beatles inspired – Woman , mixed in with how he felt as a man who was 10 years older. It’s a damn good sound for John and one I would’ve liked to have seen continue if he lived longer.
I believe they called Woman “the Beatle one” while they were recording it and Starting Over “the Elvis one.” I haven’t seen this anywhere, but I think Dear Yoko is fairly obviously “the Buddy Holly one.”
"Nothing is Beatle-proof."
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Yoko’s double-album “Approximately Infinite Universe” is superior to “Mind Games ” and “Walls & Bridges” combined 
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