>> ^peggedbea:
does his necklace say "norm"?


It say's "Nora", the name of his girlfriend later wife who actually destroyed the band in a yoko ono kind of way. Although this really is terrible, Dieter Bohlen (the blonde one) is among the most successful producers ever (he sold more than 150mio records). I don't like him, especially since you cannot avoid him on german tv these days, but i do respect his career.

I'm currently bracing for the millions of Yoko Ono references that are sure to be made.

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Dude, I coulda swore she was Yoko Ono

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Thanks for the info.

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"The Holy Mountain" was a surrealist film from the 70's that was partly funded by John Lennon and Yoko Ono and single handedly started the midnight movie phenomenon in the United States. The trailer really isn't the best representation of the movie, but a lot of the unbelievable imagery in it still carries over.

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*nochannel *terrible *wtf *obscure *cinema *vintage

What the fuck was going on there? Anybody ever seen, nay HEARD of this?

"The Holy Mountain" was a surrealist film from the 70's that was partly funded by John Lennon and Yoko Ono and single handedly started the midnight movie phenomenon in the United States. The trailer really isn't the best representation of the movie, but a lot of the unbelievable imagery in it still carries over.

"The Holy Mountain" was a surrealist film from the 70's that was partly funded by John Lennon and Yoko Ono and single handedly started the midnight movie phenomenon in the United States. The trailer really isn't the best representation of the movie, but a lot of the unbelievable imagery in it still carries over.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
*nochannel *terrible *wtf *obscure *cinema *vintage

What the fuck was going on there? Anybody ever seen, nay HEARD of this?

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With the original graphics on the creators blog.. nice sift
http://www.flipflopflyin.com/portfolio/omm.html

I try to forget Yoko Ono's screech every day of my life and here it is again, goddammit!

Wait a minute, wasn't this made for the Beatles Anthology? If I recall correctly these were just takes of songs that they never completed as a group that got the final mix laid down and published. Okay I just checked Wiki:

"All of the then-surviving Beatles members filmed new interviews to add to older interviews with John Lennon, who was murdered by Mark David Chapman in 1980. The first episode ended with a promotional video for the brand new Beatles track, "Free as a Bird", created from an archive Lennon recording supplied by his widow Yoko Ono."