Тексты интервью Джона Леннона

Expert ***
"Аффект, чистой воды аффект :)))"
В боксе это называют "состояние "гроги" :-).

2papan:

Грогги это наверно что-то близкое к нокауту, поражению. А здесь очень даже бойцовские выкрики:

I always was very respectful of Mick, of the Stones, but he said a lot of sort of tarty things about the Beatles, which I am hurt by, because I can knock the Beatles, but don't let Mick Jagger knock them. Because I just like to … list what we did and what the Stones did two months after, on every … album and every … thing we did, Mick does exactly the same. He imitates us."

По словам очевидца Веннера:

"John was a man of extreme passions," Wenner said. "He would feel something, something and then change his mind. He was angry at the whole experience - the lies and the dishonesty. He was angry at the hypocrisy, the false fronts. It bled him dry."

И еще

Wenner said Lennon "was a volcanic individual to begin with," but did have a softer side. When Wenner asked him where he would be when he was 64, (a question inspired by the Beatles song "When I'm Sixty-Four") Lennon answered that he and Ono would be living alone, looking back on their "scrapbook of madness."

Expert***
"Грогги это наверно что-то близкое к нокауту, поражению. А здесь очень даже бойцовские выкрики:"
Ой,по-разному бывает.Помню,как-то на ОИ один африканец после того,как рефери зафиксировал накаут,набросился на судью.И только вмешательство нашего победителя Лемешева предотвратило расправу:-)).

Corvin,
благодарю :)

2papan:

>>>рефери зафиксировал накаут,набросился на судью

Не прав рефери. После нокаута в состоянии грогги судью не трогают :)))

Lennon - the last big interview
Dec 8 2005
Four shots rang out and John Lennon fell. Now, on the 25th anniversary, DJ Andy Peebles tells of the happy man he interviewed two days before the murder that shocked the world. David Charters reports

http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0800beatles/0050news/tm_objectid=16459670%26method=f...

John Lennon: Ringo's Right, We Can't Tour Again
December 5, 2007
by Ritchie Yorke

Originally published in NME, 7 June 1969

http://crawdaddy.wolfgangsvault.com/Article.aspx?id=4372&page=1&cpage=1