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  • Cosmicman
    Permanent Member
    • Jul 12, 2005
    • 4794
    #1

    Magneto & The Titanium Man? Macca?

    I think that is supposed to be Macca in that last box, as it's probably got something to do with Magneto & Titanium Man.

    ...anyone have a clue what this is? Found it on a Facebook page.



    I always felt like without John Lennon around back during the Wings heyday, Paul McCartney wrote some really stupid songs. He didn't have John Lennon to go, "Mate, that sucks. It sounds like this..." and then start waltzing around the studio or counts off a square dance number to show Macca how dumb some of his ideas were (hence Anthology: the song "Teddy Boy"
    Last edited by Cosmicman; May 3, '13, 9:32 AM.
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    • Mongoose1983
      Career Member
      • May 14, 2010
      • 581
      #2
      Originally posted by Cosmicman
      I think that is supposed to be Macca in that last box, as it's probably got something to do with Magneto & Titanium Man.

      [...] I always felt like without John Lennon around back during the Wings heyday, Paul McCartney wrote some really stupid songs. He didn't have John Lennon to go, "Mate, that sucks. It sounds like this..." and then start waltzing around the studio or counts off a square dance number to show Macca how dumb some of his ideas were (hence Anthology: the song "Teddy Boy"[...]
      Unfortuntaley I don't know what that is. Would love to know as well, as the drawings look very good and are very accurate.
      Now regarding your comment, all I can add is that 'Ol John might as well be the luckiest guy ever for having had the chance to work with Macca.
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        • Cosmicman
          Permanent Member
          • Jul 12, 2005
          • 4794
          #3
          Originally posted by Mongoose1983
          Now regarding your comment, all I can add is that 'Ol John might as well be the luckiest guy ever for having had the chance to work with Macca.
          No. No. No. No. Paul McCartney is a nutswinger. He came a long when Lennon was fronting his own little band in a park. McCartney always was competing with John and even admitted he was a fan of John Lennon. Let's no go there.
          Later on McCartney began to spread his wings and write some good doozies but you have to admit, no Lennon....no Beatles.
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            • Mongoose1983
              Career Member
              • May 14, 2010
              • 581
              #4
              Originally posted by Cosmicman
              Paul McCartney is a nutswinger.
              Somebody somewhere would probably say the same about Beethoven.

              I believe that, musically speaking, history will recognize McCartney for what he did for Western culture pretty much like Beethoven. On the other hand, Lennon will be remembered more for his leadership and "charisma" before his musical genius. And again, what a lucky guy he was.
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                • Nostalgiabuff
                  Muddling through
                  • Oct 4, 2008
                  • 11423
                  #5
                  that looks like one of the rock n roll comic books from the nineties. probably a Wings story

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