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Post by michelle1 on Dec 21, 2017 0:52:26 GMT
Just kidding in my last post. So, there were Two Faul's? An Aspinall Faul and a Bill Faul? No iI suspect there were several. A face within a face behind a face inside a face beside a face. A Russian Doll? "Spring" one open and there is always one more lurking within. Why? It's a Doll's Life. Hello, Goodbye Dolly. WOW! You, a beautiful mind....
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Paul was killed and replaced in September 1966. None of the Other Beatles were
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Post by Rubber Soul on Sept 8, 2017 17:23:24 GMT
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Post by moped on Aug 10, 2016 3:43:53 GMT
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Post by Paul Bearer on Aug 2, 2016 17:29:18 GMT
I don't remember.
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Post by bandi on May 22, 2016 4:51:45 GMT
12 years have passed since this magazine article was posted above. It's gone now--what did it say ? Anybody ?
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Post by Paul Bearer on Mar 16, 2016 5:04:17 GMT
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Post by Paul Bearer on Aug 3, 2015 20:16:39 GMT
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Post by Paul Bearer on Aug 2, 2015 15:29:08 GMT
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Post by mws51581 on Apr 29, 2015 21:32:19 GMT
He then does the song one more time, so that a version without the screw ups can be broadcast. I'm not posting the second try, just the comments he makes at the beginning. He says "see if I'd only written one, I'd remember it". Uh huh... I just listened to the sound file. He puts the emphasis on the word "one." I interpreted what he said as "If I had only written ONE song (instead of many), I'd probably remember the words to it." As in, he has so many songs, it's hard to remember the words to all of them. Hopefully that makes sense.
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Post by Paul Bearer on Jul 24, 2014 3:31:26 GMT
He sounds different too, could be a replacement for sure.
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Post by ladymoonlight on Jul 6, 2014 22:26:43 GMT
Anything more to add to this thread anyone?
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Post by ladymoonlight on Jun 21, 2014 22:37:12 GMT
Still no reply to my last post! I think that "publicity" photo was just a spoof, not a real band at all, the expressions on their faces look laughable as they are trying to look intense, then the copy of the Beatles EP cover "Twist and Shout" jumping about....
However, it seems that Bill Shepherd was a studio composer/arranger/session musician with EMI, maybe; as for Pickwick records, the sales must have been very low as they were just cheap, bargain basement cover versions by unknown artistes normally. He was in the right place at the right time but, more than likely, had to learn bass guitar (left hand) ostensibly George had to teach him. He always played piano when possible, not bass (that meant someone else had to play bass!) The "real" Paul virtually always played bass, except for in the early days when Stu Sutcliffe played bass, he was never a serious keyboard player, that was John who, famously, played harpsichord on "In My Life" (amongst others)....
Any more thoughts on this, anyone?
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Post by Billy Shears on May 16, 2014 11:27:06 GMT
Just made a interesting discovery the other day. I looked up for an anagram fro " Revolution Nine", and I found two. One is pretty obvious : 1) Evolution Inner2) Violent Reunion
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Post by The Taxman on May 5, 2014 23:01:06 GMT
I have to say here that it has been a long time since I have been here...and I am glad I found you again! Yes, The Taxman has returned! I couldn't find you for so long but here you are and the information just seems to continue to pile up...I want to go to England this year and try to get something on this continuing story and investigation...I have many Brit friends who have the same thing going on over there that Paul was dead within just a few years of the advent of the Beatle era and the imposter was brought in by the group with all consent from them...a large clue to all this is one from a radio show here in LA on which the host a very famous and heavy weight fan of the Beatles and Hugh asked Faul for his autograph ON THE AIR and Faul said he was asked all the time and has refused for so many years now...for real!! Of course the reason for that is that he can't sign anything with Pauls signature and he is NOT left handed!!...right there on the network radio!! BTW...the wall from the Ed Sullivan show with all their autographs was recently sold after the building came down and it went for millions...Faul had nothing to say about the "experience" of being on the Sullivan show as their first tv appearance in the states...of course, because he wasn't there... the House of Cards is falling!!! See you soon with more stuff...!!!
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Post by Billy Shears on Apr 4, 2014 21:45:27 GMT
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Post by Billy Shears on Mar 31, 2014 20:28:55 GMT
Another clue it could be : Billy Shears is everyone ! In the film Yellow Submarine Billy Shears gets introduced as John !
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Post by Billy Shears on Mar 31, 2014 20:24:12 GMT
"How do you sleep" is a song against Paul McCartney. We all agree in that. I don't know why nobody has ever thought to listen at it backward ! I don't want to spoil the surprise of the backmasking, so I just gonna leave it to you. This is the link to a video I made for this subject. youtu.be/sMyJn1JeVGs
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Post by pjautuvas on Jan 30, 2014 7:35:08 GMT
Hello everyone, this is my first message in this forum. It isn't about P/Faul, but I think this forum is the best place to write about this. Firstly, this thread is not to insult John or his fans (if here is some). I'm just very curious, because he's one of my favourite artists of all time. For those who don't know who is Frusciante: John Frusciante was a guitarist for Red Hot Chili Peppers. He joined the band in '88, left in '92 and then rejoined for ten years again in 98'. The main thing that bothers me is that he looks, plays and acts differently after he rejoined the band. He was a recluse and a huge heroin/cocaine and some other stuff addict for almost six years. But he still looks too different for me... There are even some speculation about this (that he died in 1997 because of OD), but very little. Okay, let's have a look. This is John (on the right) when he was 21 years old: His is him during his dark period of life: Here he's in 1997, looking a lot better, but still using heavy drugs: But after that, he's completely different man, physically and mentally: I don't know if it has to do something with rehab, jaw, arms, nose etc. surgery. His music is a lot different too. The psysical differences I see are wider, a bit differently shaped nose (John said that he broke it), bigger lips, rounder and wider face. Maybe I look silly to you, but after PID theory and evidence I think that everything is possible . What do you think? Maybe someone can make fades, I think after that it whill be clear that this is the same guy or a different one.
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Post by michelle1 on Jan 23, 2014 5:16:49 GMT
Hi, just wanted to add a couple of things that I think you'll find interesting. This is an English take on it. I've never actually heard of the PID rumour until this month, but it was a fun excuse to watch some old Beatles videos. I think you might be right about Paul using a double, but I'd suggest he just used him for mundane stuff he didn't really need to do himself. I remember once hearing Paul say he'd only spent one night apart from Linda. He did it once and decided he wasn't going to do it again. So this could be the cunning plan. He hires a double, and prosthetics are made so his double looks more like Paul, and prosthetics are made so Paul looks more like his double. This accounts for a change of look. The added benefit, when he's not wearing them, he doesn't look like himself. So I could be standing behind him in a shopping queue, thinking that guy looks a bit like Paul McCartney, rather than going mental because I'm actually standing in a shopping queue behind Paul McCartney. For me, this interview, 1968, points to a double - www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp0i90n0BP8&list=RD1p7Wxkbh7hsIt just has a feeling that everyone in the room is in on a joke except Larry. Skip to the bit where Larry says "One final question, in all the time you've been Beatles" - John looks down, hiding his eyes from Larry, Paul winks at the cameraman (as if to say, yep all three weeks) Larry continues "before you were just people from Liverpool" both John and Paul can't contain their laughter - suggesting to me that actually, this Paul has never been to Liverpool in his life, "when's the bubble going to burst" both Paul and John suddenly look serious. Contemplating it, John says something interesting. "It just flew on" and "It's like Dr Jekyll and Mrs Brown" - referencing 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' - a man who drinks a potion and turns into an alter ego. When it wears off, he turns back into himself. 'Mrs Brown', referencing Queen Victoria, I think, when her husband Prince Albert died, Victoria was in mourning for many years, until the arrival of a new Gille, John Brown. She wrote he bore a striking resemblance to her dead husband in both looks and manner, and that she believed Albert himself had sent Brown to her. So here's why I think the Paul now is still Paul. Here he is in 1982, and he looks quite different, this is because he was there to do a BBC radio recording for Desert Island Discs - www.youtube.com/watch?v=rss-ZVgZz9gThe clip is from a special episode of Desert Island Discs. The other person you see is Roy Plomley, and this is from his 40th anniversary show. Roy Plomley was a broadcasting legend in his own right in England, so I imagine Paul would have been honoured to be the person Roy wanted for this episode - and here is a link to that actual broadcast, the BBC have recently put all Roy's shows on line to listen to - www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs/castaway/5183dd40#p009ml01I hope you enjoy this, and that it brings something new to your discussion. Thank you! Great videos!
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Post by lavafo on Jan 16, 2014 20:06:34 GMT
Hi, just wanted to add a couple of things that I think you'll find interesting. This is an English take on it. I've never actually heard of the PID rumour until this month, but it was a fun excuse to watch some old Beatles videos. I think you might be right about Paul using a double, but I'd suggest he just used him for mundane stuff he didn't really need to do himself. I remember once hearing Paul say he'd only spent one night apart from Linda. He did it once and decided he wasn't going to do it again. So this could be the cunning plan. He hires a double, and prosthetics are made so his double looks more like Paul, and prosthetics are made so Paul looks more like his double. This accounts for a change of look. The added benefit, when he's not wearing them, he doesn't look like himself. So I could be standing behind him in a shopping queue, thinking that guy looks a bit like Paul McCartney, rather than going mental because I'm actually standing in a shopping queue behind Paul McCartney. For me, this interview, 1968, points to a double - www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp0i90n0BP8&list=RD1p7Wxkbh7hsIt just has a feeling that everyone in the room is in on a joke except Larry. Skip to the bit where Larry says "One final question, in all the time you've been Beatles" - John looks down, hiding his eyes from Larry, Paul winks at the cameraman (as if to say, yep all three weeks) Larry continues "before you were just people from Liverpool" both John and Paul can't contain their laughter - suggesting to me that actually, this Paul has never been to Liverpool in his life, "when's the bubble going to burst" both Paul and John suddenly look serious. Contemplating it, John says something interesting. "It just flew on" and "It's like Dr Jekyll and Mrs Brown" - referencing 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' - a man who drinks a potion and turns into an alter ego. When it wears off, he turns back into himself. 'Mrs Brown', referencing Queen Victoria, I think, when her husband Prince Albert died, Victoria was in mourning for many years, until the arrival of a new Gille, John Brown. She wrote he bore a striking resemblance to her dead husband in both looks and manner, and that she believed Albert himself had sent Brown to her. So here's why I think the Paul now is still Paul. Here he is in 1982, and he looks quite different, this is because he was there to do a BBC radio recording for Desert Island Discs - www.youtube.com/watch?v=rss-ZVgZz9gThe clip is from a special episode of Desert Island Discs. The other person you see is Roy Plomley, and this is from his 40th anniversary show. Roy Plomley was a broadcasting legend in his own right in England, so I imagine Paul would have been honoured to be the person Roy wanted for this episode - and here is a link to that actual broadcast, the BBC have recently put all Roy's shows on line to listen to - www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs/castaway/5183dd40#p009ml01I hope you enjoy this, and that it brings something new to your discussion.
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Post by Sun King™ on Jan 16, 2014 16:12:10 GMT
People keep saying "the boys" were knighted by the Queen but THEY WERE NOT KNIGHTED. They were awarded the M.B.E (Member of the British Empire medal)......only many years later was "Paul" knighted and became Sir. American members of the Forum may not be familiar with the British Honours system. This is news to me..Paul lost his legs? How? Therefore sound reason to retire unofficially using a body double instead? All the detailed story is here:www.facebook.com/pages/Reversehide/409082585861943
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Post by youarethewalrus on Dec 27, 2013 22:31:17 GMT
People keep saying "the boys" were knighted by the Queen but THEY WERE NOT KNIGHTED. They were awarded the M.B.E (Member of the British Empire medal)......only many years later was "Paul" knighted and became Sir. American members of the Forum may not be familiar with the British Honours system. This is news to me..Paul lost his legs? How? Therefore sound reason to retire unofficially using a body double instead?
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Post by youarethewalrus on Dec 27, 2013 21:59:41 GMT
The only picture of James Paul Mccartney here is the one in the suite. I'm sorry. He truly didn't look very happy man in those, what was troubling him Sun King and what year was these photos taken? Was he generally not very well? You can PM me if you like.
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