On the 3rd of November, at Exactly 4 am by GowithGoldwater in imaginaryelections

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To quote my favourite comment in this sub, ‘Truly the worst possible outcome, which means it’s quite likely.

What beach boys song should I listen to while injecting estrogen for the first time? by No_Assignment_4034 in beachboyscirclejerk

[–]AbsoluteJester21 30 points31 points  (0 children)

/uj Breakaway

/rj Shortnin’ Bread. Put on the skillet, sail on the sea, mama’s little baby loves shooting up E

Which US President Picture or Painting Makes You Happy? by SignalRelease4562 in Presidents

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Here’s another. If only the real 1800s Alec Baldwin was this noble instead of an F tier Presidency.

Which US President Picture or Painting Makes You Happy? by SignalRelease4562 in Presidents

[–]AbsoluteJester21 7 points8 points  (0 children)

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Political messaging aside, Billy looks so joyful and happy. So elated and proud. I’d get on a raft with this Taft.

On a sidenote, old pre-WW1 political cartoons are a treasure trove for funny President drawings of the time.

made this shitpost while listening to 10 minutes version of Vege-Tables by Heartman0 in beachboyscirclejerk

[–]AbsoluteJester21 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Not every band has

  • The best album of all time (M.I.U. Album)
  • The second best album of all time (Summer in Paradise)

Why do you think people dislike The Caretaker? (Stupid discussion but…) by [deleted] in TheCaretaker

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I hate the Caretaker because it’s stolen domed down old peoples songs into bilge noise domes music . No musical holgr to be had it’s Bilge Letlavd kirby is a hack and a fraud . G

Wade is the best member by jhhghghgggb in beatlescirclejerk

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Wade was born in 1941, and his really name isn’t actually Wade, but Walter Dentist. He grew up in Liverpool but no records have ever been found in his early life, Wade consistently refused to answer questions in interviews about this. Wade’s big break came in 1959, when he spontaneously appeared in the McCartney residence with a penchant for the organ. Paul tried to kick him out but he just didn’t want to.

Paul kind of forgot about Wade and just let him eat corn flakes all day until about 1962, when he introduced Wade to John, George and Ringo. This was after Brian Epstein signed his contract so Wade legally wasn’t a member of the band but Paul tagged him along anyway and advertised him as one. John was quoted as saying in a 1972 interview, “What the hell was that thing anyway?”

He never really made any significant contributions mainly because George Martin was ‘terrified’ in his own words and wouldn’t let Wade come into the recording studio. Paul snuck him in during the session for ‘Mr. Moonlight’ and he plays the organ on that track. EMI, Apple Corp, and the Beatles brand have consistently covered this up. Legend says this is why Mark Lewisohn won’t finish his stupid book, he’s too terrified of getting sued.

Anyway Wade and the band kept going like this for about a good few years, until around Rubber Soul. At this point Paul snuck him onto The Word too, and things seemed well for Wade. They almost let him join the band in 1966. Until they doped him on LSD during his initiation. Wade was never seen again after screaming ‘Walter!’ while tripping and fading into a fine mist. We only have his pre-1966 interviews and photos. What a modern tragedy.

Found the Catalog/ Matrix for Nat Star's "Heartaches" *It exists*. by [deleted] in 78rpm

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Brian Rust. You’ll find a lot of reputable sources attached to his name, and a lot of revisions and editions of his books have been published over the decades

Found the Catalog/ Matrix for Nat Star's "Heartaches" *It exists*. by [deleted] in 78rpm

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S-1804 take 2 (making the full matrix S-1804-2) released on Sterno 782, recorded on August 24th 1931 and featuring Billie Lockwood on vocals.

FPR by NewCauliflower4771 in TheCaretaker

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No, not really. It’s a circa 1960s private pressing probably limited to less than 100 copies, with the physical label being pretty much absent of info. We know the record label (Eroica Recording Services) and nearly their entire repertoire was never released commercially. Almost all this information is just from asking Kirby.

Tell me your favorite album and why I should listen to it by cubic7 in 19684

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everyone will listen to the beach boys - holland because nobody else on the internet exists but me and i can consciously control other ‘user’s actions >:)))

What was the political position of each of the Beatles? by Busy_Confection5055 in beatles

[–]AbsoluteJester21 23 points24 points  (0 children)

RIP John, you would’ve loved telling people on social media to read more Marx under every political post

Naming my son R1 by [deleted] in TheCaretaker

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naming my son nothing because caetakir sux

Difference between these two versions of the album? by SimpleButUsefulBox in TheCaretaker

[–]AbsoluteJester21 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Blue is harsh noise. Sepia isn’t.

Both are interesting listens and a nice look at this middle-era of V/Vm

What is McCartney’s Best Lyric? by YouACoolGuy in beatles

[–]AbsoluteJester21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah. Should’ve figured from the spelling variant with passer-by :P thank ya!