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Dr. Henry M. Truby of the University of Miami used samples from three Beatles songs sung by Paul McCartney ("Yesterday," "Penny Lane," and "Hey Jude") and produced three very different sonagrams.
(Reeve, Andru J., Turn Me On, Dead Man: The Complete Story of the Paul McCartney Death Hoax, Ann Arbor: Popular Culture, Ink, 1994: 69).
Originally posted by chissler
But speaking candidly, I'm flabberghasted that someone could actually look at the facts and believe that there it is what happened.
None of it adds up.
The music that Paul has written pre-1966 and post-1966 is some of the great music that the human race has witnessed. They could attempt to recreate his physical features, but his talent was not going to be recreated. And this thought that someone else wrote the music, I just don't see it.
"The Night Before" is at the top of Pauls vocal range, so that distinctive huskiness clearly came through.
Bill [Faul] has a slightly higher voice and doesn`t have the required force for the vocals here imo. I`m a singer myself, and like Bill my voice goes too high (in this key) to get the required force. It`s like you`re changing gear at the wrong time.
It`s one of the major differences between Faul (Bill) and Paul; their singing range.
That's why all "the night before" is a perfect example to the limitations and beauty of paul's singing voice.
"The Night Before" video is, I think, the best performance based evidence... You NEVER heard Faul sing like that in 67 and beyond. Paul's voice was deeper, and had the vocals to project his voice louder, while Faul has a softer, higher octave voice.
When I realised McCartney had been replaced and then viewed "The Night Before," it was obvious Paul had a classic RnB / Rock n`Roll voice which Bill can`t replicate.
Originally posted by chissler
reply to post by SednaSon
Do you have anything to support anything you've just said?
I respect your opinion and I won't try to change your position. But I am curious what material has led you to believe that celebrities have such people guiding their career. I've always felt that the Illuminati could really sink their teeth in deep with two areas: education and celebrities.
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8. Their first means of dealing with opposition is to buy it off. To any group as rich as the Illuminati, a few million dollars are nothing.
9. Next they try threats. Danger to possessions, status or loved ones has dissuaded many a would-be foe of Illuminati schemes.
10. And, of course, murder is an ancient political weapon. The Illuminati have been responsible for some of the most shocking assassinations of modern times.
11. They also replace people with doubles. For many years they recruited look-alikes who would serve their ends. Now they are perfecting cloning technology that will let them replace anybody.
12. Those who can't be dealt with any other way are discredited or driven mad.
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15. They control the news media, so you hear what they want you to about today's news. Any event that doesn't fit in with their program will be quickly hushed up.
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Originally posted by chissler
I said that I think people may believe this because deep down they truly want to and will manipulate the facts to fit this belief. But I do not want to believe this. So I'm just as capable of manipulating the facts to support my belief that it is false.