A couple more comments I forgot to mention:
Shannon fell asleep during ep 1, so the next day, we had to rewatch part of it before ep 2. We both fell asleep during ep 2 and ended up rewatching what we missed tonight.
I’m enjoying it, but the pacing is slow. Watching ringo drowsily watch Paul and John talk is tiring…
So much smoking…how are Paul and ringo still alive?
Mal is the fifth Beatle.
It was funny to see ringo do Keith Moon
This surprised me (and Peter…and Sir Paul):
Still looking forward to ep3
—tg
PS: I was totally into the Chapman stick, but I think they were out of my budget. There was someone giving lessons out of Guitar Showcase I think he was in the local Chapman stick rock band called “Stick men”. I have some cassettes from a busker that would play in Ghiradelli Square. The bass player from Dot 3 played stick on a few songs. It totally fit their jungle funk style. But Tony Levin is the master. The King Crimson Matte Kudasi is great.
Emmett Chapman, stick inventor just passed away on Nov 1, at age 85, after a long battle with cancer.
To bring it back around:
Shannon fell asleep during ep 1, so the next day, we had to rewatch part of it before ep 2. We both fell asleep during ep 2 and ended up rewatching what we missed tonight.
I’m enjoying it, but the pacing is slow. Watching ringo drowsily watch Paul and John talk is tiring…
So much smoking…how are Paul and ringo still alive?
Mal is the fifth Beatle.
It was funny to see ringo do Keith Moon
This surprised me (and Peter…and Sir Paul):
Still looking forward to ep3
—tg
PS: I was totally into the Chapman stick, but I think they were out of my budget. There was someone giving lessons out of Guitar Showcase I think he was in the local Chapman stick rock band called “Stick men”. I have some cassettes from a busker that would play in Ghiradelli Square. The bass player from Dot 3 played stick on a few songs. It totally fit their jungle funk style. But Tony Levin is the master. The King Crimson Matte Kudasi is great.
Emmett Chapman, stick inventor just passed away on Nov 1, at age 85, after a long battle with cancer.
To bring it back around: