McCartney Times

By the end of the 1960s, it was impossible for any of The Beatles to avoid each other if they tried. Even though they didn’t have to be shoved into cars and forced into playing shows they didn’t want to play anymore, they were still the only four guys who knew the kind of pressure that came with being in the biggest band the world had ever seen. While every member was trying to get as far away from their old mates as possible by the time they reached their solo careers, Paul McCartney recalled that he wasn’t even going to trouble with John Lennon’s experimental piece Two Virgins.If anyone has at least one functioning eardrum, it’s easy to see why McCartney would want to stay far away from this album. Far from being the kind of pop-flavoured masterpiece Lennon was so good at making, his first record with Yoko Ono is, in essence, a document of how they got together, recorded when Ono first visited Lennon’s home while his wife, Cynthia, was on vacation.

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