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Originally posted by switching yard
I'm very familiar with the "Paul is dead" theory and all the clues and everything. It would be easier to believe except for the fact that the "new Paul" is more talented than the old one.
The "new guy" is one of the best bass players on the planet (plain to see) and has written some very brilliant and in some cases genius level material ever since the so-called deadly car crash resulting in the proposed coverup and clues.
Originally posted by switching yard
The "new guy" is one of the best bass players on the planet (plain to see)
Originally posted by SednaSon
Sir Paul's solo stuff, although catchy, was not what I would consider genius.
Originally posted by switching yard
Since 1966 Paul didn't write genius level material, you say? Most of Side 2 of Abbey Road was written by Paul. I rest my case.
The guy is one of the world's greatest bass players. If that isn't obvious to you, what can I say. There are bound to be bass players out there who would agree?
Originally posted by switching yard
That said, I agree with earlier posts that Lennon's assassination was very strange. Chapman performed along the very same lines as Sirhan Sirhan. But that's a whole different thread I suppose.
Lennon would have exposed the charade if there had really been one.
John Lennon would have exposed this plot if it had been real, but didn't.
Originally posted by switching yard
I'm very familiar with the "Paul is dead" theory and all the clues and everything. It would be easier to believe except for the fact that the "new Paul" is more talented than the old one.
The "new guy" is one of the best bass players on the planet (plain to see) and has written some very brilliant and in some cases genius level material ever since the so-called deadly car crash resulting in the proposed coverup and clues.
I think we have the same Paul now as always.
HOWEVER, I do think The Beatles planted mysterious clues and have all denied doing so. Why they planted the clues is a very deep mystery, in my opinion.
... but Paul dead and replaced? I can't buy into it because how can you replace a brilliant guy with someone more brilliant and more of a genius who also happens to be a look alike?
Originally posted by Uncle Benny
I agree, nothing genius about these (And whose to say who wrote the material) -
Originally posted by switching yard
Since 1966 Paul didn't write genius level material, you say? Most of Side 2 of Abbey Road was written by Paul. I rest my case.
Originally posted by switching yard
I've always admired Paul's bass playing pre and post 1969. His musical talent did not diminish after 1966, nor did it diminish after 1969 except that he did not have John and George there to help edit out a lot of silly, light stuff. But he has written some amazing material post 1969.
Look, if you think it is easy to step into an extremely successful band and be as successful or more successful than a predecessor, you try it and see how far you get.
Lennon would have exposed the charade if there had really been one.
The best argument against the theory he was replaced is that it would have been unlikely in the extreme that they could have found someone just as talented as the guy he was replacing.
Lennon was killed by an assassin in a manner consistent with a "manchurian candidate" one would suppose because Lennon was one of the few people capable of rallying and motivating huge masses of young people who could have been mobilized to overthrow TPTB had Lennon lived and desired to foment such a real revolution.
Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
Yes, he is, b/c we know Paul was replaced. We are posting here to make other people aware of this.
Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
Well, I happen to know for a fact Paul is dead, but it's not something I can prove, so I just try to show he was replaced. I don't really care if people believe me or not about his being dead.