That or I just have my own opinions and don't follow the AV herd. Whatever makes you comfortable.

Yeah, I've already seen the new comment system in action. It's flag any comment that doesn't fall into the 'is the topic the greatest thing ever or only the greatest thing of the 20th century category.' Proud censorship (if it were for anything but the completely negligible activity of AV commenting I suppose it might…

Who cares? The official pussy censorship board at the AV won't let you say anything about the most important artist of all time, John Lennon.

Majesty's is a lampoon of hippy-dippy Pepper, and 2000 Light Years From Home and She's A Rainbow destroy the Disney schlock that comprises two-thirds of it;  in the seventies the Stones turned out the magnificent Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street, the vastly underrated Goat's Head Soup, It's Only Rock N' Roll,…

Yay, the latest AV termite is taking a stand for all his fellow 'funniest and most knowledgeable pop culture fans on the internet,' which is the most creative way to describe a complete waste of time yet. Perhaps he/she/it shall unite the mob against this dastardly non-conforming beast until he is banished, and they…

It's that darn bouncy negro music again, coming from some crackhead welfare mother's kitchen. Quick, Lucan, roll up your car window. Hurry!

Are you kidding? Judging is all AV commenters do.

And I'm feelin' blue/ tell me, aWoo-woh, what shall I do…

Oh, my God; am I not coming across well to the AV comment board, the most respected cross-section of opinion on the planet? No, no that…

Hmm? I tuned out at the beginning of your long, insecure rant. Bet it was clever.

"Oh, Heavens to Betsy, he suggested the assassination of Yoko Ono, suddenly one of the most beloved figures in music history because sconn dislikes her. I do believe I shall faint!"

flagged again.

I know, I was pointing out that everyone else wasn't making an excuse for Polanski's behavior, so why should they for Lennon, and so forth.

It's in the '88 "Imagine" documentary on Lennon's life; Capp actually has a point about the narcissism of the whole bed-in event, he just lays it on too heavy and comes off as embittered (being a cartoonist that's often the case).

It worked in Hyde Park; who knew the American version were violent animals.

I learned boogie woogie piano from watching Paul's hands at the beginning of the movie.

Actually Lennon did it as return favor for Paul helping him record "The Ballad of John and Yoko" a few months earlier (thanks Ian MacDonald's "Revolution In The Head," the great song-by-song guide to useless Beatle info).

She always came to our sessions wearing a bag over her head, out of respect.

Because they have to deal with musical white supremacists like yourself.

@avclub-7ffc7b9269a024d949b808e6856f525d:disqus  Yeah, let's just all agree with you that negro hip-hop has no value next to good 'ol white pop and just let it rest.