McCartney Times

John Lennon and Paul McCartney demonstrated within the first few years of The Beatles’ existence that they were two of the best songwriters the world had ever seen. Pushing the form to its limits and experimenting with it in nearly every way possible, they redefined what songwriting could and should be for the modern age. This even manifested in the bandmates using songs to toy with each other and their fans.One notable example of this satire is ‘Glass Onion’ from 1968’s The White Album. Famously, the song was John Lennon’s reaction to fans and critics looking for hidden meanings in his band’s music when, in actuality, there were none at all. He deliberately packed the track with bizarre imagery, red herrings and references to The Beatles’ earlier songs to create a distinctive sonic experience.

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