I'm just so glad he gave one last good interview. Doesn't make up for him not being here, but listening to these sure is a pleasure. I'm glad that he sounds so happy here.
this is crazy, i noticed that before the computers time, the workspace characteristics relevant to around the early nineties and before had a lot of stuff that is replaced by computers and their universal connection through the internet, even the filing cabinets on the walls.
I don't care if Yoko's voice is annoying, or that she has no talent, or that she isn't attractive.
I don't like her because it's like she wasn't even a real person! She has no personality, it seems like. I can't imagine her kidding around with John and the other Beatles, I imagine her sitting quietly and occasionally talking to John and only him. If I was Paul, Ringo, or George I would be estranged as to why she was there. I blame her for John's seclusion from his friends.
the thing i keep remembering is that chapman was right outside their apartment at that time, they could have seen him had they looked out the window...eerie
I remember your username. You got really mad at me for no reason. When I said, "This guy is still at it" I did not mean you. I thought it was obvious. I was referring to someone else and commenting to you that "this guy" aka the guy who was spamming my videos was still at it aka still spamming. Then you flipped out on me and I was like, "WTF?"
I don't think my reply was particularly jerkish. I was just saying, since it is his last interview on the day of his death, it was written in the American style. I wasn't being a smart ass or rude. I was just explaining it.
I grew up listening to the Beatles... and it is so refreshing listening to John on his last day in this interview... being just a man and a father and talking about his feelings other than just his music. God Bless you John ... RIP.
Was this interview taped the day John died? Thank God this interviewed happened. John and Yoko..so honest...straight forward...and NO BS...Thank you John and Yoko!
THANK you for sharing your insights of being a father....what a loving SOUL!
Was this interview taped the day John died? Thank God this interviewed happened. John and Yoko..so honest...straight forward...and NO BS...Thank you John and Yoko!
@crashtestdummie183 I am a "peace, tree hugging moron" and I intend to be here hugging trees and living at peace.. long after the "termite people" have passed beyond history: that is, if = by some grace of some god or any other: there is still a "here" to be in. if not- I will be a "Peace, tree hugging moron:" somewhere else.. all said with much love, and no malice- It is good that you can see that the presence of Yoko.. affects me. It still would, probably: if I were able to talk to her now.
@toddrundgren actually, it is Windows Media Player- and sometimes we still use the cassette recorder. We raised 12 kids in the bush- in :Oblivian".. uhm- and like I said.. RIP is a Command! .. not a benediction. but no one really wants to hear those songs- at least not here. (northern Ontario).. the 'other man' ... the "Ex"- whatever.. the masogonist psychopath.. er- "husband".. the necromancer.. or whatever it was that dug me up.. so to speak.. has had rumourous thing to say. so-.. yeah.
the saddest interview on Earth..i'm so thankful to be able just to come on here and hear his voice..as a man and a father..which he was..sometimes we build up people because the legend is so fantastic..John was not far off from what we built him up to be..I think if he were alive he would be with Paul on his up and coming tour..its nice to IMAGINE..
@christlikeman we are also very thankful to be able to listen and comment here- and to hear john's voice. memory is a funny thing- and you lose most of it in death- I really do not know how the Dali Lama does it! (remembers) but... hearing helps to.. glue the pieces- of the puzzle- like a jig saw puzzle- together... and perhaps triggers memory, or.. I really don't know. but it helps. lets just say that, it helps. peace out.
Do you know any deatils about the third album that was proposed by John in this interview. He, of course, talks about Double Fantasy, then mentions Milk & Honey, but what was the third album? Was it made solely by Yoko?
I am not entirely sure on that. I think maybe it could be Menlove Avenue which was released after his death or it could have been an entirely new album with new material instead of polished studio one off recordings.
@dietcokecan94 Lennon had a number of demos both finished and unfinished. He had a huge number of songs. Many are not heard by the masses to this day. Despite Yoko being labeled a money whore, remarkably she has never officially released most of it. She did have session players work with some of it and that is Milk and honey and Menlove Ave. She got a lot of flak about those two.
I don't believe the Yoko-bashing is so much about her, personally, or, if it is, that wouldn't be fair, really. Who's met her to know her enough to say anything negative about her, personally? The "bashing" is more about the fact that she put herself and kept putting herself in a dominant and equal light with John and as a musician, of all things. From the start, barging her way into the Beatles, as if she was the 5th. She never earned the voice she protruded.
@mrceebees14 well, first off: thank you for saying "sorry John:.. If you were attracted to Yoko then I would have to be.. jealous- and knock you down. you know: that "jealous/ male- " thing.. and we never said that listening to Yoko was easy- but.. I really love yoko- always have, always will: and one has to consider: the person who maybe has no Talent: but has so much LOVE- that they want to share anyway: like managers- there are so many people with talent: who can;t get out there- to be seen
@mrceebees14 I'm with you on this one. People so often conflate negative opinions of Yoko with some kind of sexism. Her liberating effect on John ended. But John seemed to crave a mother figure and she was certainly that. But c'mon, Sometime in new york city and double fantasy with Yoko=weak, without Yoko=decent albums.
This began around 2 o'clock or so and ended at 5-5:30. Immediately after part 16, John went downstairs to get in his limo and signed autographs for many people including Mark David Chapman. This was the last time he was ever at home. Even though Studio One was his office, it was still in the same building that he lived in.
It's creepy to think that as he was giving this happy sounding interview, Mark David Chapman was waiting right outside. Soon to get the very record John and Yoko are talking about signed. Very sad, but it's nice to hear both John and Yoko in such a good mood.
John was called the "Chubby Beatle" several times during Beatlemania and I have heard it always affected him, but no one knows for sure. Either way, I challenge anyone to look at him and say he doesn't look gaunt.
Most diseases lodge in the fat of the body. It's not uncommon for a relatively healthy person to get sick right after they start training. Why? Because when you train that fat is being used, when it dissaptes during training those toxins are released into the body.
John actually lied in this ineterview.John was said to have kicked Sean and people who worked with him confirm this.He also used to scream at him in a vicous manner making Sean cry.
John was often sensationalistic in his interviews. For instance, in one part of his last interview he says something like, "I had my guitar hanging up on the wall behind the bed for five years, literally. I barely took it down." and he talked about switching off from the music business, but as my videos show (I am not trying to gloat here, but I am making a point) he was very active musically in his period as a househusband.
I know.He was like that any time he spoke which made him entertaining to listen to.I know that he kept making music during his househusband years.He never put away his guitar and never stopped writing songs.He just said that for flavor.
I wasn't dissing Paul. If anything, I was giving him credit because John often inflated or stretched the truth during interviews while Paul is generally very faithful to the truth and the way things actually happened.
@NeilFraudstrong nor now, god help us. If so: well- I was truly a product of me fathers,, and a petulant human being. and those are the moment when you scare yourself" and you think, "ohmagod!! what the hell am I??!" and then you work on that and.. you |HOPE that the Monster has gone..
I'm just so glad he gave one last good interview. Doesn't make up for him not being here, but listening to these sure is a pleasure. I'm glad that he sounds so happy here.
jonathanhudgins 1 month ago
man, it sounds like Yoko was almost like Debbie Rowe... she just popt the kid out and let John take over
redpaul79 7 months ago
i have tried to work out why JL loved yoko for years.... still wondering
formerKGBchief 10 months ago 2
this is crazy, i noticed that before the computers time, the workspace characteristics relevant to around the early nineties and before had a lot of stuff that is replaced by computers and their universal connection through the internet, even the filing cabinets on the walls.
rapcritic91 1 year ago
Disturbing to know that the whole time this is going on, Chapman is outside waiting for him with a .38
mrceebees14 1 year ago
I don't care if Yoko's voice is annoying, or that she has no talent, or that she isn't attractive.
I don't like her because it's like she wasn't even a real person! She has no personality, it seems like. I can't imagine her kidding around with John and the other Beatles, I imagine her sitting quietly and occasionally talking to John and only him. If I was Paul, Ringo, or George I would be estranged as to why she was there. I blame her for John's seclusion from his friends.
kaitlinan 1 year ago 2
@kaitlinan lol it does seem like she has no sense of humor!
Lightner445555555555 6 months ago
the thing i keep remembering is that chapman was right outside their apartment at that time, they could have seen him had they looked out the window...eerie
nicestevez 1 year ago
@picassoui
I remember your username. You got really mad at me for no reason. When I said, "This guy is still at it" I did not mean you. I thought it was obvious. I was referring to someone else and commenting to you that "this guy" aka the guy who was spamming my videos was still at it aka still spamming. Then you flipped out on me and I was like, "WTF?"
NeilFraudstrong 1 year ago
@picassoui
I don't think my reply was particularly jerkish. I was just saying, since it is his last interview on the day of his death, it was written in the American style. I wasn't being a smart ass or rude. I was just explaining it.
NeilFraudstrong 1 year ago 3
How did you get this..was it broadcast...wonderful stuff.
walshfan2470 1 year ago
is this interview dated the uk way; august 12 or the yank way december 8?
j0nnyism 1 year ago
@j0nnyism
Considering that it is his last interview, it's 12 (December)/8 (Eighth day)/1980.
NeilFraudstrong 1 year ago
I grew up listening to the Beatles... and it is so refreshing listening to John on his last day in this interview... being just a man and a father and talking about his feelings other than just his music. God Bless you John ... RIP.
giftandprosper 1 year ago
Was this interview taped the day John died? Thank God this interviewed happened. John and Yoko..so honest...straight forward...and NO BS...Thank you John and Yoko!
THANK you for sharing your insights of being a father....what a loving SOUL!
BethBreeze 1 year ago
Was this interview taped the day John died? Thank God this interviewed happened. John and Yoko..so honest...straight forward...and NO BS...Thank you John and Yoko!
BethBreeze 1 year ago
thanks neil for this videos
spawn52010 1 year ago
"diarrhea of creativity". BAHAHA<3
JungleJesx 1 year ago 2
at least he achieved contentment before the end.
fesbahn 1 year ago
love it when John put's on his northern English accent around 2:40 lol.
RAY0112006 1 year ago
@crashtestdummie183 I am a "peace, tree hugging moron" and I intend to be here hugging trees and living at peace.. long after the "termite people" have passed beyond history: that is, if = by some grace of some god or any other: there is still a "here" to be in. if not- I will be a "Peace, tree hugging moron:" somewhere else.. all said with much love, and no malice- It is good that you can see that the presence of Yoko.. affects me. It still would, probably: if I were able to talk to her now.
joaohnna13 1 year ago
@toddrundgren actually, it is Windows Media Player- and sometimes we still use the cassette recorder. We raised 12 kids in the bush- in :Oblivian".. uhm- and like I said.. RIP is a Command! .. not a benediction. but no one really wants to hear those songs- at least not here. (northern Ontario).. the 'other man' ... the "Ex"- whatever.. the masogonist psychopath.. er- "husband".. the necromancer.. or whatever it was that dug me up.. so to speak.. has had rumourous thing to say. so-.. yeah.
joaohnna13 1 year ago
the saddest interview on Earth..i'm so thankful to be able just to come on here and hear his voice..as a man and a father..which he was..sometimes we build up people because the legend is so fantastic..John was not far off from what we built him up to be..I think if he were alive he would be with Paul on his up and coming tour..its nice to IMAGINE..
christlikeman 1 year ago
@christlikeman we are also very thankful to be able to listen and comment here- and to hear john's voice. memory is a funny thing- and you lose most of it in death- I really do not know how the Dali Lama does it! (remembers) but... hearing helps to.. glue the pieces- of the puzzle- like a jig saw puzzle- together... and perhaps triggers memory, or.. I really don't know. but it helps. lets just say that, it helps. peace out.
joaohnna13 1 year ago
Hi Neil,
Do you know any deatils about the third album that was proposed by John in this interview. He, of course, talks about Double Fantasy, then mentions Milk & Honey, but what was the third album? Was it made solely by Yoko?
Thanks.
dietcokecan94 1 year ago
@dietcokecan94
I am not entirely sure on that. I think maybe it could be Menlove Avenue which was released after his death or it could have been an entirely new album with new material instead of polished studio one off recordings.
NeilFraudstrong 1 year ago
I don't think he would have ever released the Menlove Avenue material. It was from a different era.
winstono75 3 weeks ago
@dietcokecan94 Lennon had a number of demos both finished and unfinished. He had a huge number of songs. Many are not heard by the masses to this day. Despite Yoko being labeled a money whore, remarkably she has never officially released most of it. She did have session players work with some of it and that is Milk and honey and Menlove Ave. She got a lot of flak about those two.
mccartney2006 9 months ago
John Lennon the quintessential artist.
lifestraight 1 year ago
@toddrundgren
Yeah, I can picture that, too, Todd.
benjaminlhaines 2 years ago
Triggered somethig off (4.36). How spooky.
sewoja12 2 years ago
I don't believe the Yoko-bashing is so much about her, personally, or, if it is, that wouldn't be fair, really. Who's met her to know her enough to say anything negative about her, personally? The "bashing" is more about the fact that she put herself and kept putting herself in a dominant and equal light with John and as a musician, of all things. From the start, barging her way into the Beatles, as if she was the 5th. She never earned the voice she protruded.
Catlovertea4 2 years ago
I apologize to anyone that takes offense to this, but to look at Yoko or hear her voice annoys the shit out of me.
She has no talent and isn't in the slightest way attractive.
Sorry John......
mrceebees14 2 years ago 11
@mrceebees14
Love is blind [deaf, too, I suppose].
benjaminlhaines 2 years ago
@mrceebees14 well, first off: thank you for saying "sorry John:.. If you were attracted to Yoko then I would have to be.. jealous- and knock you down. you know: that "jealous/ male- " thing.. and we never said that listening to Yoko was easy- but.. I really love yoko- always have, always will: and one has to consider: the person who maybe has no Talent: but has so much LOVE- that they want to share anyway: like managers- there are so many people with talent: who can;t get out there- to be seen
joaohnna13 1 year ago
@mrceebees14 I'm with you on this one. People so often conflate negative opinions of Yoko with some kind of sexism. Her liberating effect on John ended. But John seemed to crave a mother figure and she was certainly that. But c'mon, Sometime in new york city and double fantasy with Yoko=weak, without Yoko=decent albums.
Available8063 1 year ago
@mrceebees14 I think she is very beaituful really
AGfan5210 1 year ago
@AGfan5210 How many beers have you had?
greenwich1754 11 months ago
@greenwich1754 I can't drink
AGfan5210 11 months ago
He did this interview at night before he went back to the Dakota? Or was this done earlier in the day?
mrceebees14 2 years ago
This began around 2 o'clock or so and ended at 5-5:30. Immediately after part 16, John went downstairs to get in his limo and signed autographs for many people including Mark David Chapman. This was the last time he was ever at home. Even though Studio One was his office, it was still in the same building that he lived in.
NeilFraudstrong 2 years ago
lovely interview
chumbels 2 years ago
It's creepy to think that as he was giving this happy sounding interview, Mark David Chapman was waiting right outside. Soon to get the very record John and Yoko are talking about signed. Very sad, but it's nice to hear both John and Yoko in such a good mood.
Sloopydrew 2 years ago
he died with his creativity
and how are you to know what he'd be up to?
Triassicc 2 years ago
ooooooooh ok
PepperDr94 2 years ago
?, um y did i get a bad comment sign?
PepperDr94 2 years ago
So he died on this day 1980. :(
I wish I could kill the bastard who took the life of one of the BEST performers EVER! Easily in the top 3! 1 or 2
PepperDr94 2 years ago
I can't believe this was on the day he died this is so sad. John looked so thin at the end of his life. Why?
AndreaElizabeth100 2 years ago
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Anorexia
killahbudd 2 years ago
macrobiotic diet my darling
Triassicc 2 years ago
I*ve read somewhere that he doesnt like him in the youth (I mean the body) and later he decided to start lose weight.
But it may be also because of drugs.
I*m just smoking but i dont think that my weight depends from cigaretts.
katrin2801 2 years ago
John was called the "Chubby Beatle" several times during Beatlemania and I have heard it always affected him, but no one knows for sure. Either way, I challenge anyone to look at him and say he doesn't look gaunt.
NeilFraudstrong 2 years ago 2
test
adster 2 years ago
Seems like when Lennon was in NY he lost weight.
No question he did get very thin, he had a string on his wrist to see how much weight he was losing.
045781 2 years ago
he seemed to almost be anorexic. he associated fat with depressed and miserable. he was a skeleton when he died.
choff56 2 years ago
He was remarkable correct.
Most diseases lodge in the fat of the body. It's not uncommon for a relatively healthy person to get sick right after they start training. Why? Because when you train that fat is being used, when it dissaptes during training those toxins are released into the body.
mrceebees14 2 years ago
@choff56 allthe better to carry you, my dear"...
joaohnna13 1 year ago
@NeilFraudstrong we were welly too thin- to be sure.
joaohnna13 1 year ago
John actually lied in this ineterview.John was said to have kicked Sean and people who worked with him confirm this.He also used to scream at him in a vicous manner making Sean cry.
BobReidy 3 years ago
However true or embellished this may be, I don't think that this is something John would have voluntarily made public during his lifetime.
NeilFraudstrong 3 years ago
I agree.
BobReidy 3 years ago
John was often sensationalistic in his interviews. For instance, in one part of his last interview he says something like, "I had my guitar hanging up on the wall behind the bed for five years, literally. I barely took it down." and he talked about switching off from the music business, but as my videos show (I am not trying to gloat here, but I am making a point) he was very active musically in his period as a househusband.
NeilFraudstrong 3 years ago
I know.He was like that any time he spoke which made him entertaining to listen to.I know that he kept making music during his househusband years.He never put away his guitar and never stopped writing songs.He just said that for flavor.
BobReidy 3 years ago
He was kind of an Edward Bloom from Big Fish. I can even imagine a would be soundbyte: "Paul tells the story, but with none of the flavor."
NeilFraudstrong 3 years ago
@NeilFraudstrong
No need to dis Paul. Check out his recent Letterman appearance. I think you'll find plenty of flavor there.
benjaminlhaines 2 years ago
I wasn't dissing Paul. If anything, I was giving him credit because John often inflated or stretched the truth during interviews while Paul is generally very faithful to the truth and the way things actually happened.
NeilFraudstrong 2 years ago
I see. Forgive my misreading. I should prob. look up Edward Bloom/Big Fish to get your drift.
benjaminlhaines 2 years ago
@NeilFraudstrong nor now, god help us. If so: well- I was truly a product of me fathers,, and a petulant human being. and those are the moment when you scare yourself" and you think, "ohmagod!! what the hell am I??!" and then you work on that and.. you |HOPE that the Monster has gone..
joaohnna13 1 year ago
Oh dear - on the day he died. :(
salvadormarley 3 years ago