Битловские ужасы на Филиппинах!

2Вася битломан:
>Вот то что корейцы едят собак я слышал, но чтобы филиппинцы...
Едят. И индонезийцы едят. Хотя в целом и те, и другие - добродушный народ.

2Игорь Цалер:

>Слетал я в Манилу. Сейчас у них есть собственные
>"битлы". И неплохо играют, кстати.

Я смотрю и гитары-реплики битловских)) и менеджер такой же? ))

А пуканы им не рвёт от того, что битлы их атомной бомбой хотели?

"карасонакина, что жила в маниле, нас на филиппины летом в гости звала"... (с) ездили же битлы с гастролями к кому попало - им бы радоваться, а они ((( Маркос тряпка и подкаблучник, эта его отъимельда явно же напрашивалась на хорошую зуботычину, а он слабину дал

2Игорь Цалер:
>Сейчас у них есть собственные "битлы". И неплохо играют, кстати.

Прогресс:)

John at a press conference at Heathrow upon their return from Manila, 8 July 1966.





Q: "That started worrying you, when the road manager got knocked over."

PAUL: "Yeah, and I swear there were thirty of 'em."

Q: (turning back to John) "What do you say there were?"

JOHN: "Well, I saw sort of five in sort of outfits, you know, that were doing the actual kicking and booing and shouting."

Q: "Did you get kicked any?"

JOHN: (giggling) "No, I was very delicate and moved every time they touched me."

(Beatles laugh)

JOHN: "But I was petrified... I could have been kicked and not known it, you know. We'll just never go to any nuthouses again."

Q: "Would you go to Manila again, George?"

GEORGE: "No, I didn't even want to go that time."

JOHN: "Me too."

GEORGE: "Because we'd heard that it was a terrible place anyway, and when we got there... it was proved."

The Beatles at a press conference at Heathrow upon their return from Manila, 8 July 1966.

Official Beatles Boycott
An unusually empty section of the seating, probably reserved for dignitaries, at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, Philippines, before a Beatles concert during the group's final world tour, 4th July 1966. Earlier in the day, the Beatles had declined an invitation to lunch with President of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda, resulting in the sudden withdrawal of official cooperation. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Harrison At Rizal
George Harrison (1943 - 2001) performing with the Beatles at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, Philippines, during the group's final world tour, 4th July 1966. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

George And Ringo
George Harrison (1943 - 2001, left) and Ringo Starr in their dressing room before a Beatles concert at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, Philippines, during the group's final world tour, 4th July 1966. George is tuning a Rickenbacker guitar. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Paul's Hand
Paul McCartney plays a game of cards during the Philippines leg of the Beatles' final world tour, 3rd-5th July 1966. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

George And John Leave
John Lennon (1940 - 1980, centre) and George Harrison (1943 - 2001, right) at Manila International Airport after the Philippines leg of the Beatles' final world tour, 5th July 1966. The group made a hasty exit from the country after a perceived snub on President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda resulted in official hostility, including the withdrawal of police protection for the group. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Mal Packs The Bags
Beatles road manager Mal Evans (1935 - 1976) packs the group's souvenirs at Manila International Airport in the Philippines, during the group's final world tour, 5th July 1966. The group made a hasty exit from the country after a perceived snub on President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda resulted in official hostility, including the withdrawal of police protection for the group. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

George And John Leave
John Lennon (1940 - 1980, centre, left) and George Harrison (1943 - 2001, centre, right) at Manila International Airport after the Philippines leg of the Beatles' final world tour, 5th July 1966. The group made a hasty exit from the country after a perceived snub on President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda resulted in official hostility, including the withdrawal of police protection for the group. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Paul Leaves Manila
Paul McCartney at Manila International Airport after the Philippines leg of the Beatles' final world tour, 5th July 1966. The group made a hasty exit from the country after a perceived snub on President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda resulted in official hostility, including the withdrawal of police protection for the group. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Beatle Bags
Some of the Beatles' luggage at Manila International Airport in the Philippines, as the group left the country during their final world tour, 5th July 1966. The group made a hasty exit from the Philippines, after a perceived snub on President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda resulted in much official hostility, including the withdrawal of police protection for the group. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)

Modest Luggage
The Beatles' luggage sits in the departure lounge of Manila airport during the band's Asian tour, 5th July 1966. (Photo by Bob Whitaker/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

McCartney At Rizal
Paul McCartney performing with the Beatles at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, Philippines, during the group's final world tour, 4th July 1966. (Photo by Robert Whitaker/Getty Images)