The Who’s Pete Townshand casts a shade in the Beatles

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“When you look at the early interviews with the Beatles, what they did is every time a serious question is asked, they made a banter,” Townshand complained, 79, on Tuesday, March 25, a episode of “Pop operation” Podcast.

While the Beatles was initially seen as a piece of pop music, the World Health Organization that exploded in the scene in 1965 with their revolutionary anthem “Jelly”.

Jelly 2 achieved the single plans in the United Kingdom after a wave of controversy, as the BBC initially refused to play the song because the sparkling Townsind’s singing was considered an attack on the people who have already stumbled. The path was ultimately allowed to return to British plans as soon as it became common to be ignored, although it did not reach No. 74 except in the United States

While discussing the controversy in his last interview in podcasts, Townshend rejected long -term theories that “Geely” had already been banned due to fears that young people will incite the rebellion against the British government.

“I think people who banned smart people and were realistic,” I insisted. “I don’t think that was because they felt that he would create a revolution or was a reflection of a possible revolution. In fact, there was never a revolution.”

“The revolution was in the United Kingdom, which I was hoping to feel part of it, was about fashion and from art and music,” Townshend continued. “It was not a matter of societal change. It was not a matter of politics. There was neither musicians nor artists talking about politics. No one was suggested by the vote. He was considered passing until he had a political situation.”

Townshand touched on the main differences between the World Health Organization and Pitts at the time, as FAB Four usually refuses to talk about political or social justice in the mid -1960s.

He added: “I tried to answer the questions seriously, but I learned that there were topics that I had to stay away from.” “I had fully defended myself to stuttering. I was not supposed to be brave about the people who were affected. I was supposed to have grew up in this group of children who took a lot of amphetamines to the point that they could not speak.”

The Beatles was known for its prevalent interviews and often vibrant in their early days, as they represent them John Lennon The indication that the Beatles was “more popular than Jesus” in 1966.

“I don’t know which one will go first – rock and roll music or Christianity,” then mocked.

Lennon’s comments and boycotting threats from Vatican and other Christian groups before the singer and songwriter made a general apology other than the heart.

He said at that time: “If you want me to apologize, if that will make you happy, then there is nothing wrong, I am sorry.”

The Beatles later became more social awareness after a trip to India in 1968, where they took with them George HarrisonTeacher Maharaishi Maish Yogi In Al -Ashram. The group wrote some of its political songs publicly during this period, including the “Revolution”.

Townshend is not strange to throw a shadow on his contemporaries, as is famous Enhanced Kanye West On the latter Glastonbury in 2015. In 2019, the guitarist accused LED ziplene is to tear “heavy drums, heavy bus, heavy guitar” and Proposal In the 1995 documentary film History of rock and roll music Which – which Jimmy Hendrix Also borrowed from the band to be successful.