Loading...

"I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better." - Hallo friend WELCOME TO AMERICA, In the article you read this time with the title "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better.", we have prepared well for this article you read and download the information therein. hopefully fill posts Article AMERICA, Article CULTURAL, Article ECONOMIC, Article POLITICAL, Article SECURITY, Article SOCCER, Article SOCIAL, we write this you can understand. Well, happy reading.

Title : "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better."
link : "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better."

"I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better."

The quote is the highest-ranked comment at YouTube. Made me laugh.

I'm listening to that song this morning because for some reason that I cannot remember, even though it was just a few minutes ago, I said "You better get yourself together" and Meade responded "Pretty soon you're going to be dead." I prefer the second-verse response: "Join the human race."

There was some discussion of why John wrote that song. Was it anti-Paul? These days such debates are short, because of Wikipedia:

[W]hile in Denmark [in 1970], the Lennons, [Yoko's former husband Tony] Cox and the latter's current partner, Melinde Kendall, discussed the concept of "instant karma", whereby the causality of one's actions is immediate rather than borne out over a lifetime. Author Philip Norman writes of the concept's appeal: "The idea was quintessential Lennon – the age-old Buddhist law of cause and effect turned into something as modern and synthetic as instant coffee and, simultaneously, into a bogey under the stairs that can get you if you don't watch out."

On 27 January 1970, two days after returning to the UK,Lennon woke up with the beginnings of a song inspired by his conversations with Cox and Kendall.... 

Nothing about hating Paul. It does say however that the song — like "All You Need Is Love" and "My Mummy's Dead" — has the chord structure of "Three Blind Mice." Also the Village Voice critic Robert Christgau said "Instant Karma!" is John Lennon's "best political song." I guess "political" is more debatable than "best."

Why in the world are we here/Surely not to live in pain and fear....

The knitting is kind of political, right?

Loading...

The quote is the highest-ranked comment at YouTube. Made me laugh.

I'm listening to that song this morning because for some reason that I cannot remember, even though it was just a few minutes ago, I said "You better get yourself together" and Meade responded "Pretty soon you're going to be dead." I prefer the second-verse response: "Join the human race."

There was some discussion of why John wrote that song. Was it anti-Paul? These days such debates are short, because of Wikipedia:

[W]hile in Denmark [in 1970], the Lennons, [Yoko's former husband Tony] Cox and the latter's current partner, Melinde Kendall, discussed the concept of "instant karma", whereby the causality of one's actions is immediate rather than borne out over a lifetime. Author Philip Norman writes of the concept's appeal: "The idea was quintessential Lennon – the age-old Buddhist law of cause and effect turned into something as modern and synthetic as instant coffee and, simultaneously, into a bogey under the stairs that can get you if you don't watch out."

On 27 January 1970, two days after returning to the UK,Lennon woke up with the beginnings of a song inspired by his conversations with Cox and Kendall.... 

Nothing about hating Paul. It does say however that the song — like "All You Need Is Love" and "My Mummy's Dead" — has the chord structure of "Three Blind Mice." Also the Village Voice critic Robert Christgau said "Instant Karma!" is John Lennon's "best political song." I guess "political" is more debatable than "best."

Why in the world are we here/Surely not to live in pain and fear....

The knitting is kind of political, right?

Thus articles "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better."

that is all articles "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better." This time, hopefully can provide benefits to all of you. Okay, see you in another article posting.

You now read the article "I don't know. I feel like Yoko's knitting could have been mic'd better." with the link address https://welcometoamerican.blogspot.com/2017/11/i-dont-know-i-feel-like-yokos-knitting.html

Tweet

Subscribe to receive free email updates: