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I’m really conflicted on Brian Epstein. he worked them to death, got them hooked on goofy pills, and chiseled a lot of their early earnings
but he was also partly responsible for perhaps the most productive six years in rock and roll history
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He cleaned them up, transformed them from a Hamburg dance hall band that knew 1,000 songs into a band that changed the world. They had the talent, he knew the biz.
As for the pills, well, John and Paul were hanging with Dylan and that crew so I don't think Brian was the main guy in that process. John was in incredible pain so he really, really wanted something to ease that pain.
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there would be no Beatles phenomenon without Epstein… but would those men have been better off without him?
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Ringo and George, definitely not. The other two - well, Paul was going to write saccharine show tunes regardless, but for all of the negatives, I think John was better off for having been a Beatle, at least up until he was murdered. That put a damper on the whole deal.
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I’m the only person on earth who appreciates what Yoko did to the Beatles.
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she was much more attractive in motion than as a still image.
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I appreciate what she did for me when she was photographed nude for the cover of "Two Virgins" which was to put me off Jap chicks forever.
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That ass ain't never gonna be attractive!
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nor her face
she’s just not a pretty girl
but she moves like a pretty girl. sort of the female version of the Ed Norton Jr. effect
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oh I disagree - a lot of people dislike the Beatles
the CIA for instance
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@s2208
I'm the only person who appreciates what Mark David Chapman did to The Beatles.
@Torbasanigger