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Does pete best like The Beatles?
It would be hard to say that Pete Best didn't like the Beatles even after his being let go from the band. Certainly he must have been in shock when Beatle's manager Brian Epstein delivered the news without the other Beatles being present. Still, it would have been hard for anyone to deny the style, sound and popularity of The Beatles, some of which certainly was molded by Pete himself. The only thing bout The Beatles that Pete didn't like was most likely the fact that he was no longer a member. It has been said that since his parting he has never attempted to nor had any contact with members of the Band. Interestingly enough, at the time The Beatles were breaking up -- they didn't like themselves very much either. Harv
What is the theme song of hatching pete?
its "let it go" by Mitchel musso and Tiffany thorton
What is Tiffany thorton recent songs?
let it go with micthel musso on hatching pete
What are opinions on the best rock band?
Most people would say The Beatles or Led Zeppelin, but I think that Queen was that best rock band of all-time.If you go by sales then The Beatles are the greatest rock band of all-time. Pink Floyd is first in my book but Beatles #1 and Pink Floyd #2. AC/DC is the best in my opinion.The Beatles,Led Zeppelin,Queen and KISS are my favorite!
What nicknames does Pete Bethune go by?
Pete Bethune goes by Pete.
What nicknames does Pete Christian go by?
Pete Christian goes by Pete.
What nicknames does Pete Sampras go by?
Pete Sampras goes by Pistol Pete.
What nicknames does Pete McLaughlin go by?
Pete McLaughlin goes by Pete Mac.
What nicknames does Pete Halvorsen go by?
Pete Halvorsen goes by Hal, and Pete.
What nicknames did Pete Kleinow go by?
Pete Kleinow went by Sneaky Pete.
Are metallica the biggest selling band ever?
No. That title would probably go to either The Beatles or The Rolling Stones.
Did the Beatles project a bad-boy image?
Although 'The Beatles' generally projected a "clean, nice guy persona" at first ( and one could argue that the Rolling Stones provide their alter-ego or antithesis), that in no way insinuates a scandal-free career for members of The Beatles. The pop sensibilities and musical style of the early Beatles' music and their portrayal in the press certainly supported this "nice-guy" veiw. In the early days of The Beatles franchise, in 1960, while Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best were performing with the Beatles, preceding the inclusion of Richard Starkey ( Ringo Starr) and their rapid rise to fame, three band members were deported by German officials during a residency in Munich. The under-aged Harrison was forced to leave the country, followed by McCartney and then drummer Pete Best for arson after the pair allegedly nailed a flaming condom to a hotel room wall. In 1966, Beatles records were burnt in demonstrations across America after Lennon was misunderstood by the press in his controversial statement claiming the Beatles were at that time "more popular than Jesus". In 1967 Paul McCartney revealed to the press that he along with other band members had taken the drug LSD on four occasions. The Beatles bob-cut was the major part of their image. Some would interpret it as a "nice-guy" conservative haircut, whereas in America it raised eyebrows. When asked whether they ever went unnoticed, McCartney replied, "When we take of our wigs," and when one reporter informed Lennon that fans thought his haircut was "un-American" he responded, "Well that's a very good observation, because we're not American." At least in the early days, the Beatles' uniformed 'image' was deliberate ( refusal to adopt the style was apparently one of the reasons The Beatles' manager convinced to let Pete Best go). When asked during a press conference about their image, Harrison said that "Image is only what you see." and McCartney claimed that, paradoxically, "We can't tell you about our image... we know what our real image is and it's completely different from our image."
