Mad Day Out!! 🎶☀️

tell me why this bitch is actually beautiful

People questioning the whole re-release of Now and then 50+ years after the Beatles broke up is missing the point. The song is a gift to us who are lucky enough to enjoy the magic of the Beatles, of course, but it was never made for us. Alexis Peditris described this perfectly in the last paragraphs of his review for the Guardian:

This is McCartney letting go. This is him saying one last proper goodbye to the people he loved the most, the music that defined his life, his past mistakes, his wrong choices, his "what-ifs", his family, alongside Starr, the only person who knew exactly what it was like and who's been on this journey with him together.

This is the end of 40 years of grieving that began when that gun was fired in front of the Dakota in 1980 and continued when Harrison left them on a bed in his house in 2001.

This is him, at 81 years old, knowing this could be his last decade singing the songs that he wrote with John and George because there in the songs there will always be a part of them with him, and finally being at peace with it.

This is him saying,

Thank you for the good memories.

Goodbye.

"good vibes man" he says after quitting the band and causing everybody to lose multiple days of rehearsals. maybe oasis are george's children after all

I'm so normal about Banshees of Inisherin

…[John and Paul] are so totally in sync that they carry that through to a natural break, and you see John glancing to his side with this look of just fantastic joy, like they’ve just done something together that they never could have done on their own. - Joshua Wolf Shenk

There's only one true cast to play The Beatles

I swear last post, but I had to post that!

John Lennon and Paul McCartney interviewed in Plymouth (1964)

In another life, I would have really liked just doing laundrey and taxes with you

This movie made me think Brian deserved a husband like George Martin

🖤🤍they're cuties