Paul interview - The Sunday Times magazine - September 2, 2018
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The Sunday Times magazine, UK, September 2, 2018
Love the beard stubble
Wonder why some words are scratched out?
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Yeah, anyone from the U.K. have that mag and can tell us what it says?
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If you go to Paul's twitter, the guy who did the interview with Paul also posted a photo of the cover, and it was scratched out too! Either they don't want to release what it says yet... or... that's the way the artwork was decided, as a teaser...
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No interview here?
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Thanks, Oobu! I tried to find a link to the article, but The Times is subscription based and couldn't be read...
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I ordered a copy of the magazine from the UK and should have it within a week or so, hopefully!
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TheCatInSatinTrousers wrote:
I ordered a copy of the magazine from the UK and should have it within a week or so, hopefully!
Thanks! Looks like it will be an interesting interview. Can't wait to find out what the words are that are crossed out! lol
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oobu24 wrote:
Looked like a joint in his mouth in that one pic circa 1965! Lol!
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He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
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Jonathan Dean says:
Everything he says seems to carry some weight. Here is a quote that didn’t make the piece
Another bonus quote:
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oobu24 wrote:
He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
In Britain a closet is called a cupboard sometimes I think.
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Here's a link to the online version. The date on the print issue is Sept. 2nd, which is tomorrow. So maybe check back.
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Nancy R wrote:
oobu24 wrote:
He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
In Britain a closet is called a cupboard sometimes I think.
I think all the time rather than sometimes.
I don't know anyone who uses the term closet, its always cupboard. -
Kestrel wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
oobu24 wrote:
He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
In Britain a closet is called a cupboard sometimes I think.
I think all the time rather than sometimes.
I don't know anyone who uses the term closet, its always cupboard.Here, a cupboard is a kitchen cabinet, usually an open one displaying dishes. And we put our coats in the closet. You put your coat in a cupboard?
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beatlesfanrandy wrote:
Here's a link to the online version. The date on the print issue is Sept. 2nd, which is tomorrow. So maybe check back.
Thanks Randy! I registered so was able to read the whole thing!
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Kestrel wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
oobu24 wrote:
He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
In Britain a closet is called a cupboard sometimes I think.
I think all the time rather than sometimes.
I don't know anyone who uses the term closet, its always cupboard.I wasn’t positive, hence the term sometimes. Thanks Kestrel!
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oobu24 wrote:
Kestrel wrote:
Nancy R wrote:
oobu24 wrote:
He says "there was a cupboard full of percussion things".
I've always heard the story as the "percussion things" were in a closet. Is that possibly the same thing?
In Britain a closet is called a cupboard sometimes I think.
I think all the time rather than sometimes.
I don't know anyone who uses the term closet, its always cupboard.Here, a cupboard is a kitchen cabinet, usually an open one displaying dishes. And we put our coats in the closet. You put your coat in a cupboard?
They put their coats in what we call a closet and they call a cupboard.P.S. All my cupboards/kitchen cabinets that hold my dishes and glasses have doors.
