Paul McCartney dead!

Doctor Zoidburg

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There was an rumor in the 60s that Paul McCartney was dead, he was also no where to be found for seveal weeks at that time. Was that determined to be a publicity stunt or was it a rumor that went out of control?
 
Yeah, and if you played abbey road backwards you'd hear Paul is dead Paul is dead....and there was something about the way they were crossing abbey road too (him being barefoot or something)

BTW: if you want to have some fun, load Prince's Darling Nikki into a wave studio program and play the last little bit backwards. You'll find out what they're really saying.....
 
Tons of references....

here just a couple...

Abby Road - the VW license plate - 28IF - Paul would have been 28 years old IF he lived
- it's a funeral procession - John is preacher/Ringo is Funeral director/Paul is dead (no shoes)/George is grave digger

Sgt Pepper - back cover of LP - George is pointing to lyrics of A Day in the Life indicating time of death
- Paul is facing backwards - dont't show face of imposter
- front cover - flowers in the shaps of Paul's guitar over his grave
Magical Mystery Tour - Paul is wearing a black flower - other have red

Of course there is the "Turn me on dead man" which is Number 9 backwards from the White Album. You can actually test this with Windows Sound Recorder. Record saying "Number Nine" and then select reverse for playback.
 
Larry_Fyne said:
Of course there is the "Turn me on dead man" which is Number 9 backwards from the White Album. You can actually test this with Windows Sound Recorder. Record saying "Number Nine" and then select reverse for playback.
I used to try that on my vinyl by spinning it backwards. It sounded like "Neh mee on deh mun" to me.
 
was linda mcartney killed because she was going to reveal all
 
C'mon guys Wings was an amazing band. "Live and let die" and one of my all time favorite songs "Jet". "Juniors farm" I love that one to. On Jet and band on the run, if you listen closely you can hear the Neve compressor strips crapping out. (i love that sound on guitar tracks) Lets see if anybody knows what that means. And to settle the inevitable argument: It was Neve not API.
 
blackdog said:
C'mon guys Wings was an amazing band. "Live and let die" and one of my all time favorite songs "Jet". "Juniors farm" I love that one to. On Jet and band on the run, if you listen closely you can hear the Neve compressor strips crapping out. (i love that sound on guitar tracks) Lets see if anybody knows what that means. And to settle the inevitable argument: It was Neve not API.

I knew a guitar player who took an old Neve EQ section and installed it into his outboard effects rack, that's how much he loved the sound. Rupert Neve was outstanding.
 
Larry_Fyne said:
Tons of references....

here just a couple...

Abby Road - the VW license plate - 28IF - Paul would have been 28 years old IF he lived
- it's a funeral procession - John is preacher/Ringo is Funeral director/Paul is dead (no shoes)/George is grave digger

Sgt Pepper - back cover of LP - George is pointing to lyrics of A Day in the Life indicating time of death
- Paul is facing backwards - dont't show face of imposter
- front cover - flowers in the shaps of Paul's guitar over his grave
Magical Mystery Tour - Paul is wearing a black flower - other have red

Of course there is the "Turn me on dead man" which is Number 9 backwards from the White Album. You can actually test this with Windows Sound Recorder. Record saying "Number Nine" and then select reverse for playback.

On the Abbey Road cover, Paul is out of step & barefoot. There's also the line "he blew his mind out ibn a car" and of course, "I buried Paul."
 
I read John claimed he said cranberry sauce (sounds like I buried Paul to me).
 
LOL
I have never heard of this before and after reading this thread yesterday I was completely entranced by reading various sites on the topic for like 3 hrs. LOL
Could you imagine if it really is true, that would be SO crazy!
 
Sasha Jones said:
LOL
I have never heard of this before and after reading this thread yesterday I was completely entranced by reading various sites on the topic for like 3 hrs. LOL
Could you imagine if it really is true, that would be SO crazy!


You had to be there...it went on and on. Radio stations interupted regular play to investigate all of the "leads". It was almost like the real hysteria taht erupted when Orson Wells first broadcast his version of the radio play War of the Worlds.