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2Макс Жолобов:
>Ну да, непонятно. Я тоже могу такую тему создать,
>а что толку, кому это будет интересно?
были не слабые попытки удержать рейтинг статей, но по милости божий остаётся, и "остаются" те которые не на что не рассчитывают - #9 Dream, Макс Жолобов.
Не забываются времена "пульса" новизны, хуже когда всё успело притереться и пошла тогда анатомия.
John: It was tiredness on my part. It was a great strain to get through Don’t Let Me Down’ and the other one, just singing at that pace, being so tired. If we didn’t have the weekend we couldn’t have even attempted yesterday. And I don’t want to use the energy I used yesterday today because yesterday ruined today. George: That’s if you’re planning on working up to doing it like this, playing again and again. We’re just going to drop. We could have recorded all these songs oh tape. Lindsay-Hogg: At the moment, the documentary’s like No Exit—it’s going around and around.
George: It’s like a lot of the footage, it’s got to be thrown away.
Lindsay-Hogg: There’s lots of good footage, but there’s no story yet. There’s no payoff yet. Paul:We’ve done the film, we’ve done the numbers enough.
George: Let’s get it down on tape.
Paul: Glynn will get it down on tape. He’ll take it when he thinks.
John: If George wants to think that while we’re doing it we’re making a record and if you want to think that we’re rehearsing, there’s no answer. Paul: We mustn’t do ‘Get Back’ for three hours, it’s just (plays bass riff). There are four individuals who are strong individually. If we were doing ‘Thank Your Lovely Stars’ we’d just go in and we’d do it. I know that’s a silly analogy, but we’d just do it, and we’d
have done the number. George: Do you want us to record these numbers?
Paul: If we’re going to do fourteen numbers, let’s get every chord off the fourteen numbers now and stop remembering that we’re still rehearsing. George: You want us to do what we ye been doing for two weeks.
Paul: Yeh, but get it together now instead of talking.about the show. So that we’ve got fourteen songs and so that when we’ve got it, we can either let it go, jump up, in the words of the famous song, we can do anything, we can do anything we like with it once we’ve got it. We’re talking about this abstract thing we’re hoping to get, and by talking about it we’re not going to get it.
John: Let’s do it.We’re trying to do what you’re saying and we’re trying to do what George was saying, but sometimes we can’t cos we’re too tired. So we might have a bit more sleep.
Paul: We’ve done our songs. We just collect all our thoughts on them and check through to make sure you know the chords and that I know the bass notes.
John: When we’ve got the fourteen numbers off we’ll be so secure in that that maybe that’s the time we’ll say:
Oh, anywhere you want, we’ll do them.
Lindsay-Hogg: Shall we go on filming until we leave here? Paul: What we’re doing is still rehearsing and we’ll get it together.
