I've heard of this but I've never heard that the KKK wanted him dead.
Please someone explain that to me because I am fascinated.
Ohh...Sgt. Peppers has all the proof you need. See that Guitar in flowers? It's left handed! Only Paul was left handed!
...and the license plate of the VW beetle on the Abbey Road cover! That was another part of the legend I heard. Although I don't think it was a hoax, but an urban legend that started innocently and propagated on its own.
Paul McCartney was in a band before Wings???
Ex-drone was just referring to an old urban legend. A man in a record store (I heard this one when they just sold records) overhears teenagers, and one says "Hey, look, Paul McCartney was in a band before Wings!"* Mobyseven;2505760 beats Ex-drone over the head with a vinyl copy of Revolver...
What, no mention of Mull of Kintyre??Paul is dead to me since "Say Say Say"
But he was on life support after "Silly Love Songs"
What, no mention of Mull of Kintyre??
Phish has also sent out messages openly and covertly supportive of terrorism. In the Phish song Golgi Apparatus the band encourages violent chemical and biological attacks against American targets. The song begins with the announcement that "I look into my finance box just to check my status." This depicts the precautions taken by every terrorist cell - finding adequate funding. The lyrics next speak of entities called "Golgi" and "lysosome," cell structures which would be useful in a biological attack. Lastly, the band illustrates the outcome of the attack when it talks of spreading "woe." This "woe" refers to the effects of previous terrorist events. The song ends with the conclusion that "I couldn't get it wrong, so I had to." This should leave no doubt about their determination. They will stop at nothing to advance their aims.
Besides which, wouldn't a left-handed bass guitar be more in the spirit (excuse the pun) of Paul being dead?
Gee, thanks a bunch. Now I have the dreadful Mull of Kintyre in my head. And it isn't easy to shake that one!
Ah yes, it is a bass guitar. And it's orientation is for a left handed player. I didn't even mention the mirror writing...
Mirror writing?
WikiIf a mirror is laid horizontally across the words "LONELY HEARTS" on the drum on the cover of Sgt. Pepper, the mirror image spells "1 ONE I X HE ^ DIE". This has been interpreted by believers in two ways.
One interpretation is that the 1, the "ONE" and the I each represent one of the Beatles, while the "X" signals that one is missing. The second interpretation is that the date of Paul's alleged death is given. In this interpretation, the "1" and "ONE" make the number 11, meaning November. The "I" and "X" are taken to represent Roman numerals making the number 9. According to this interpretation, the message is either "11th September, he died" (using the British system of writing dates) or "November 9th, he died"(In 1966 November 9th was a Wednesday, referring to how he died on a Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock) (using the American system), neither of which would fit with the theory that McCartney died during the recording of Sgt. Pepper — the album was recorded between December 1966 and April 1967. The arrow formed between "HE" and "DIE" appears to point to Paul.