Love and Understanding

Peace + Love = Information

Love + Hate

Does anyone else get violently agitated seeing Yoko Ono standing next to John?

Anyways, Peace and Love Link (new window)

Peace and Love are good, good things but I would also like to add Unity and Having Fun.

Strawberry Fields forever.

Don't know if serious with all the Dimebag pictures. Guy played horribly bland music.

Gary Busey on a Rampage: Does anyone else get violently agitated seeing Yoko Ono standing next to John?
Anyways, Peace and Love Link (new window)

LaughoL, nice tempering of your rage. I don't get that way, but then again, I don't have the hots for her. I understand you're jealous of what her and John had. Get over her dude, she's not interested. She's not even your type, what are you doing?

Rest in peace John, Dimebag, et cetera.

ATTN DIMEBAG:

DON'T BRING THAT WEAK ASS NOISE TO COLUMBUS, OHIO

Vash approves?
Mr. Burns approves?

You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

steveGswine: You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

President Quayle?

Are you REALLY sure you want to contemplate that?

Another Government Employee: steveGswine: You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

President Quayle?

Are you REALLY sure you want to contemplate that?

SnakeMan: Hippie communist trash. Burn in hell, Lennon.

Why don't you tell us how you really think

Every time I hear "Peace and Love" I think of this video:
Link (new window)
(Warning: Ringo)

SnakeMan: Hippie communist trash. Burn in hell, Lennon.

You must be new here. Allow me to welcome you to Fark in the appropriate manner for someone like you:

Know how I know you're a worthless sack of shiat?

Such a shallow and naive song. As if humans wouldn't immediately find other rationalizations for violence if the set of conditions he described were taken away.

So yes, he may not be the only one, but I do say he's a dreamer.

Was Lennon the first repugnant limo liberal?

/give away all your possessions man
//that's you by the way, not me man

I had a friend who was very right-wing Christian who once told me that she was offended by that song, as it was an "ode to hedonism" or something like that.

It was at that point that my faith in humanity as a whole was lost, realizing that a pop song about peace and love could actually piss some people off.

SnakeMan - switch to decaf and go outside. It's a beautiful day.

SnakeMan: Hippie communist trash. Burn in hell, Lennon.

Spoken like a proper Pharisee.

Christ had much more in common with Lennon than with you.

ModernLuddite: It was at that point that my faith in humanity as a whole was lost, realizing that a pop song about peace and love could actually piss some people off.

Never having had much faith in humanity to begin with has some advantages.

It's the whole "no heaven" "no religion" thing, obviously. Might an atheist or two be annoyed if I wrote a pop song about how much better everything would be if nobody questioned God's existence?

Imagine no atheism.
How do you think that'd look?
No Stalin purging millions,
No drunken Hitchen's book.
Imagine all the Fark threads
Filled with troll-less peace.

(Better not quit my day job)

Another Government Employee 2009-12-08 10:18:02 AM
steveGswine: You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

President Quayle?

Are you REALLY sure you want to contemplate that?

I think the facepalm above says it all. Wow.

ModernLuddite: I had a friend who was very right-wing Christian who once told me that she was offended by that song, as it was an "ode to hedonism" or something like that.

It was at that point that my faith in humanity as a whole was lost, realizing that a pop song about peace and love could actually piss some people off.

SnakeMan - switch to decaf and go outside. It's a beautiful day.

When the sun shines he steps into the shade

Over rated.

Son of Thunder: Such a shallow and naive song.

steveGswine: You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

That's an awesome movie idea. I mean, I'm really baked, but that's a hell of an idea.

Son of Thunder: ModernLuddite: It was at that point that my faith in humanity as a whole was lost, realizing that a pop song about peace and love could actually piss some people off.

Never having had much faith in humanity to begin with has some advantages.

It's the whole "no heaven" "no religion" thing, obviously. Might an atheist or two be annoyed if I wrote a pop song about how much better everything would be if nobody questioned God's existence?

Imagine no atheism.
How do you think that'd look?
No Stalin purging millions,
No drunken Hitchen's book.
Imagine all the Fark threads
Filled with troll-less peace.

(Better not quit my day job)

I'd buy your album...

All we are sayin' - is John was naive...

Would've been nice for people to acutally listen to his songs and try to work things out, but that's just not the world we live in, sadly.

/Big Beatles fan, but solo Lennon/Yoko years - not so much.

jackiepaper:

Imagine no Inquisition
a world with no witch trials
No jihad or crusades
no Falwell spewing bile
Imagine all the fundies
ceasing to exist....

This. One of my fav lennon songs. Such a great message...live in the moment and do what is right because you want to, not cause some big guy in the sky is watching...

//like to sing it around the fundies :)

Gary Busey on a Rampage 2009-12-08 07:19:51 AM
Does anyone else get violently agitated seeing Yoko Ono standing next to John?

Just think, If Mark david Chapman had moved the gun a little to
the left he'd be a hero.

R.I.P. John Lennon
R.I.P. Dimebag

steveGswine: You have to wonder what music John would be making today; how the post-internet, post-911 era would meet his eye.

I say this every year: I want to visit the alternate world where Mark David Chapman had the .22 and Hinkley had the .44.

You mean if Herbert Walker Bush's plans didn't fall through.

jackiepaper:
Imagine no Inquisition
a world with no witch trials
No jihad or crusades
no Falwell spewing bile
Imagine all the fundies
ceasing to exist....

My guess is that my pathetic attempt at songwriting mildly annoyed you in some way. That was my point.

(Although, notice how I never called for atheists to be eradicated, just the philosophical construct we call atheism. So you would have been better off making it "imagine all fundamentalism ceasing to exist".)

A couple of months ago I decided to create my own Beatles "What If..." albums based in a world where they didn't break up or make solo albums.

I arranged them by year (with the obvious gap between 1976-79 because of John's hiatus) and I tried to put on any singles and any collaborations between ex-Beatles (which is why 1973 is very Ringo heavy). I filled out the rest with what I considered the better tracks from their respective albums. As far as album titles I just followed the convention they usually had of naming them after the stronger tracks.

1970 (Instant Karma!)

Instant Karma! - (John Lennon)
Junk - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
My Sweet Lord - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Give Peace A Chance - (John Lennon)
Wah Wah - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Maybe I'm Amazed - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
All Things Must Pass - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Love - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
The Lovely Linda - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
Working Class Hero - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
Teddy Boy - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
What Is Life - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)

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1971 - 1972 (Imagine)

Power To The People (John Lennon)
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
The Luck Of The Irish - Sometime in New York City (Live) (John Lennon)
It Don't Come Easy - The Concert for Bangladesh (George Harrison/Ringo Starr)
Imagine - Imagine (John Lennon)
Another Day (Bonus - Single) - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
Jealous Guy - Imagine (John Lennon)
Live And Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Oh Yoko! Imagine (John Lennon)
C Moon (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Happy Christmas (War Is Over) (John Lennon)

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1973 (Band on the Run)

Band On The Run - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) - Living In The Material World (George Harrison)
Tight As - Mind Games (John Lennon)
You're Sixteen - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Mind Games - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Six O' Clock - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Jet - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple) - Mind Games (John Lennon)
I'm The Greatest - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
I Lie Around - Red Rose Speedway (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Photograph - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Meat City - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Helen Wheels - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Country Dreamer - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
You And Me (Babe) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)

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1974-76 (Whatever Gets You Thru The Night)

Whatever Gets You Thru The Night - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Junior's Farm (Paul McCartney & Wings)
I'll Still Love You - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
Ding Dong, Ding Dong - Dark Horse (George Harrison)
#9 Dream - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Listen To What The Man Said - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Move Over Ms. L (John Lennon)
Pure Gold - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
My Carnival - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Cookin' (In The Kitchen of Love) - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
What You Got - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Goodnight Vienna - Goodnight Vienna (Ringo Starr)
This Song - Thirty Three & 1/3 (George Harrison)

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1979 - 80 (Just Like Starting Over)

(Just Like) Starting Over - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Not Guilty - George Harrison (George Harrison)
I'm Losing You - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Coming Up - McCartney II (Paul McCartney)
Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
With A Little Luck - London Town (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Watching The Wheels - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Blow Away - George Harrison (George Harrison)
Woman - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Dear Yoko - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Goodnight Tonight (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Nobody Told Me - Milk And Honey (John Lennon)
Life Begins At 40 (John Lennon)
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1982 (Free as a Bird)

Free as a Bird (John Lennon)
Here Today - Tug of War (Paul McCartney)
All Those Years Ago - Somewhere in England (George Harrison)
Real Love (John Lennon)

boko: A couple of months ago I decided to create my own Beatles "What If..." albums based in a world where they didn't break up or make solo albums.

I arranged them by year (with the obvious gap between 1976-79 because of John's hiatus) and I tried to put on any singles and any collaborations between ex-Beatles (which is why 1973 is very Ringo heavy). I filled out the rest with what I considered the better tracks from their respective albums. As far as album titles I just followed the convention they usually had of naming them after the stronger tracks.

1970 (Instant Karma!)

Instant Karma! - (John Lennon)
Junk - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
My Sweet Lord - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Give Peace A Chance - (John Lennon)
Wah Wah - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Maybe I'm Amazed - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
All Things Must Pass - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Love - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
The Lovely Linda - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
Working Class Hero - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
Teddy Boy - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
What Is Life - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)

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1971 - 1972 (Imagine)

Power To The People (John Lennon)
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
The Luck Of The Irish - Sometime in New York City (Live) (John Lennon)
It Don't Come Easy - The Concert for Bangladesh (George Harrison/Ringo Starr)
Imagine - Imagine (John Lennon)
Another Day (Bonus - Single) - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
Jealous Guy - Imagine (John Lennon)
Live And Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Oh Yoko! Imagine (John Lennon)
C Moon (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Happy Christmas (War Is Over) (John Lennon)

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1973 (Band on the Run)

Band On The Run - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) - Living In The Material World (George Harrison)
Tight As - Mind Games (John Lennon)
You're Sixteen - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Mind Games - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Six O' Clock - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Jet - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple) - Mind Games (John Lennon)
I'm The Greatest - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
I Lie Around - Red Rose Speedway (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Photograph - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Meat City - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Helen Wheels - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Country Dreamer - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
You And Me (Babe) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)

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1974-76 (Whatever Gets You Thru The Night)

Whatever Gets You Thru The Night - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Junior's Farm (Paul McCartney & Wings)
I'll Still Love You - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
Ding Dong, Ding Dong - Dark Horse (George Harrison)
#9 Dream - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Listen To What The Man Said - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Move Over Ms. L (John Lennon)
Pure Gold - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
My Carnival - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Cookin' (In The Kitchen of Love) - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
What You Got - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Goodnight Vienna - Goodnight Vienna (Ringo Starr)
This Song - Thirty Three & 1/3 (George Harrison)

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1979 - 80 (Just Like Starting Over)

(Just Like) Starting Over - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Not Guilty - George Harrison (George Harrison)
I'm Losing You - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Coming Up - McCartney II (Paul McCartney)
Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
With A Little Luck - London Town (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Watching The Wheels - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Blow Away - George Harrison (George Harrison)
Woman - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Dear Yoko - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Goodnight Tonight (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Nobody Told Me - Milk And Honey (John Lennon)
Life Begins At 40 (John Lennon)
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1982 (Free as a Bird)

Free as a Bird (John Lennon)
Here Today - Tug of War (Paul McCartney)
A ...

You are naive, that will never happen. Same goes to all you "i'd hit it"'s. That too will never happen, stop repeating it. Can we close Fark while we're at it?

cyfarian:

//like to sing it around the fundies :)

Ugh. Another atheist who's co-opted the most annoying habits of the fundamentalists. If you are so smart, come up with an original way to piss everyone else off.

Came for Vash, leaving this:

Welome to Peace and Love, Inc. (new window)

Fail.

*Welcome.

LewDux: boko: A couple of months ago I decided to create my own Beatles "What If..." albums based in a world where they didn't break up or make solo albums.

I arranged them by year (with the obvious gap between 1976-79 because of John's hiatus) and I tried to put on any singles and any collaborations between ex-Beatles (which is why 1973 is very Ringo heavy). I filled out the rest with what I considered the better tracks from their respective albums. As far as album titles I just followed the convention they usually had of naming them after the stronger tracks.

1970 (Instant Karma!)

Instant Karma! - (John Lennon)
Junk - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
My Sweet Lord - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Give Peace A Chance - (John Lennon)
Wah Wah - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Maybe I'm Amazed - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
All Things Must Pass - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
Love - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
The Lovely Linda - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
Working Class Hero - Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
Teddy Boy - McCartney (Paul McCartney)
What Is Life - All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)

--------------------------------------
1971 - 1972 (Imagine)

Power To The People (John Lennon)
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
The Luck Of The Irish - Sometime in New York City (Live) (John Lennon)
It Don't Come Easy - The Concert for Bangladesh (George Harrison/Ringo Starr)
Imagine - Imagine (John Lennon)
Another Day (Bonus - Single) - Ram (Paul & Linda McCartney)
Jealous Guy - Imagine (John Lennon)
Live And Let Die (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Oh Yoko! Imagine (John Lennon)
C Moon (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Happy Christmas (War Is Over) (John Lennon)

--------------------------------
1973 (Band on the Run)

Band On The Run - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) - Living In The Material World (George Harrison)
Tight As - Mind Games (John Lennon)
You're Sixteen - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Mind Games - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Six O' Clock - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Jet - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple) - Mind Games (John Lennon)
I'm The Greatest - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
I Lie Around - Red Rose Speedway (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Photograph - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Meat City - Mind Games (John Lennon)
Helen Wheels - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Country Dreamer - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
You And Me (Babe) - Ringo (Ringo Starr)

----------------------------------
1974-76 (Whatever Gets You Thru The Night)

Whatever Gets You Thru The Night - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Junior's Farm (Paul McCartney & Wings)
I'll Still Love You - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
Ding Dong, Ding Dong - Dark Horse (George Harrison)
#9 Dream - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Listen To What The Man Said - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Move Over Ms. L (John Lennon)
Pure Gold - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
My Carnival - Venus and Mars (Paul McCartney)
Cookin' (In The Kitchen of Love) - Ringo's Rotogravure (Ringo Starr)
What You Got - Walls And Bridges (John Lennon)
Goodnight Vienna - Goodnight Vienna (Ringo Starr)
This Song - Thirty Three & 1/3 (George Harrison)

------------------------------------
1979 - 80 (Just Like Starting Over)

(Just Like) Starting Over - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Not Guilty - George Harrison (George Harrison)
I'm Losing You - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Coming Up - McCartney II (Paul McCartney)
Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
With A Little Luck - London Town (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Watching The Wheels - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Blow Away - George Harrison (George Harrison)
Woman - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Dear Yoko - Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
Goodnight Tonight (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Nobody Told Me - Milk And Honey (John Lennon)
Life Begins At 40 (John Lennon)
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198 ...

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Scenes From An Alternate Universe Where The Beatles Accepted Lorne Michaels' Generous Offer (new window)

If not, enjoy!