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Hey Jude! The Ultimate Performance.
I never enjoyed the Beatles music unless it was performed by someone other than the Beatles. Then it was somewhat nice and some of it was actually really nice.
I wondered often at the impact they had on society... .effeminate hair on men, odd hatred of religion and a love of communist attitudes disregarding the murderous regimes of Communism and the millions dead under them. It all seemed so out of touch to me. But that drugged out generation was out of touch and out to lunch more often than not.
I finally found this video that showcases Beatles music at its finest and performed in the manner in which it finally deserves to be performed.
The video speaks for itself. The talent is unmistakeable, the passion of the performance is tour de force and well it should leave you breathless as it has many others. The vocal interpretation of the immortal words of Hey Jude are second to none and you will finally understand the greatness of this song when you hear it done in this fashion.
The diaper adds the final statement of truth.
I wondered often at the impact they had on society... .effeminate hair on men, odd hatred of religion and a love of communist attitudes disregarding the murderous regimes of Communism and the millions dead under them. It all seemed so out of touch to me. But that drugged out generation was out of touch and out to lunch more often than not.
I finally found this video that showcases Beatles music at its finest and performed in the manner in which it finally deserves to be performed.
The video speaks for itself. The talent is unmistakeable, the passion of the performance is tour de force and well it should leave you breathless as it has many others. The vocal interpretation of the immortal words of Hey Jude are second to none and you will finally understand the greatness of this song when you hear it done in this fashion.
The diaper adds the final statement of truth.
yes it pretty much works well this way
the beatles were inevitable maybe but they did mark the beginning of the end for western civ
They marked the feminization of men with long hair and feminine clothing.
It is interestting that the loss of testosterone in males began after that also. A case of use it or lose it.
(I attempted to post yesterday and evil blogger wouldn't let me. So let's try again.)
ROFL!!! I love the VW Bugs! That was so funny!
But alas Dame Lemon of Lime, the feminisation of men didn't begin with the Beatles! It began long, long ago, in a galaxy far far away with someone named Hershey ben Fagot.
He had long flowing hair down his back. Too bad he didn't have any on his head, but he kept it in pigtails tied with pink ribbons. He invented the mini-skirt! Anyway, Moshe was disgusted and made him sit outside the camp where he started his own transvestite clothing line.
It was all because of him that Hashem gave the command that men weren't allowed to wear women's clothing (or pink ribbons. that part was left out of torah in order not to offend the pink ribbons since it wasn't their fault.)
So there you have it! The true story (cough cough) of how the feminisation of men began.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Oh yes. It did all begin in a glaxy far far away. But throughout the generations the secret has been known to only a few.
Psst--the Brothers Grimm were in on the secret. Rapunzel was really a guy with long hair.
Colors and music evoke moods in me. Accordingly, much of the Beatles stuff is unsettling. In particular, "Strawberry Fields." I don't know why that song always creeped me out.
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