Visual Guide to Ep 2 of “Album Covers” on Paul or Nothing
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Hi there Anon asker! 🙂 We had to redact most of your ask not to reveal spoilers, but we wanted you to know we see you and we’re glad you liked it! 🙂 Thanks for reaching out to us, because we love to hear from our listeners!
Anonymous asked:
A sentence in the first (I think) episode of your podcast really stuck out to me: “It’s not about kissing Paul’s ass, it’s about advocating for him”. YES!!!
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Hi and thank you so much for this! 🙂 We’re really glad you’re enjoying the show! And yes, we simply strive to talk about Paul in a different way than has become the norm, which is to give him the props he deserves!
Anonymous asked:
I adore your podcast!!! Right now I’m listening to “If I ran away from you – Episode 1 Part 2” and I love with your interpretation of Hey Jude and of how Paul’s new relationship with Linda fits in the song! I never thought of that and it really makes sense!
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Thank you so much! 🙂 “Hey Jude” is a complicated song chock-full of layers. I love Phoebe and Diana’s analysis of it as well! Paul had so much going on in his life during that time and I love that they could see that “Hey Jude” is an amalgamation of everything he was facing!
Anonymous asked:
The john calling paul god part of your latest episode (thank you btw!!) reminded me of a quote I wondered if you’ve seen. “Cynthia Lennon is a goddess, you know. Paul is a god. Aren’t I lucky to have such a religion?” Supposedly from ~66 I think but I can’t find the source.
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Hello there, and thank you for the feedback! 🙂
All of us have seen this quote floating around unattributed, but haven’t ever been able to find the original source, so we are fairly suspect about it. There have been a number of manufactured Beatles quotes making the rounds for years so this could very well be one of them. If anyone out there in Internet-land has the original quote and source, it could be helpful in solving this riddle. 🙂 But we have all tried to find it to no avail.
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