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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (page 11/ 29) ------ performed by The Beatles just another theory | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/5/08 i did research into the beatles for a project in school and on i found an interview with Paul McCartney on BBC where Paul said that it is was "pretty obvious" that Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds was inspired by LSD. just another bit of info to add fuel to the fire | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/6/08 i did research into the beatles for a school project and Paul McCartney said that is was "pretty obvious" that Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds was inspired by LSD in an interview on BBC. He also admitted to using: heroin, cocaine, acid, marijuana, and even smoked tea leaves with John Lennon The title | Reviewer: alice | 4/3/08 did you know that apparently the name "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" is a link to the fact that the Beatles were on LSD when they wrote it. If you take the three main world of the title (Lucy, Sky, Diamonds) then take the first letter of each word, you get LSD. I don't know how this is, but it would make sense, as they were all kids of the psycadelic era, and they were all hippies. LET IT BE. REST IN PEACE Peace | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/13/08 First of all, who cares about anything, whether it be what the music is about or what drugs they did. Their music is incredible. People are annoying me, Peace and Love, that what the Beatles were/are about, stop arguing about stupid little things, learn to love instead. Actually | Reviewer: Fat Cat | 3/12/08 Twigg, you worte your explanation like it would be so hard to understand while actually it's the easy way and there's something behind it. Please read the lyrics again and try to be rational. This song is so beautiful. Since I heard the Beatles there is no band that comapres to them. John Lennon was - still is - a genius. His memory lives on. Church and drugs | Reviewer: Dayna | 3/10/08 What does being Christian and doing drugs have to do with anything???? I'm sorry but not just Christians have opinions or views. I love this song. I love its drug references whether they are true or not. I am a Christian does that mean I hate everyone that does drugs and think that anyone different is wrong? NO. It means I'm just a person with a religion, an opinion and an open mind. But Thank you Tom. A Little Too Much Acid? | Reviewer: Charlotte | 3/7/08 The beatles are the good boys unlike my fav's zeppelin and the stones, so its hard for me to listen to them unless I'm in that sort of 'mood' but I have to hand it to em, they used drugs in songs better then most bands! Jullian :D | Reviewer: Josh | 2/25/08 Well apparently others have already mentioned it, but yea, it was inspired by Lennon's son's picture. I love the beatles uprising publicity ,thanks to the movie " Across the universe ". Personally I always thought they were the best, and they've always inspired my lyrics to the i write, but the movie really increased their fans I <3 this song! | Reviewer: Julia | 2/25/08 I love this song. It's awesome. So what, if the song was inspired by a picture that Julian did or Acid. It's still an awesome song and that's all that matters. People just need to relax about it. Julia Lennon and Acid | Reviewer: Lyndsay | 2/11/08 Anyone who's researched John Lennon would know that he was educated in slang terms such as "Lucy" and he knows the impression that the song gives. Although he never claimed or denied his drug use before death, Lennon did explain the origin of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." The song was simply inspired by a drawing his son, Julian did at school one day. At the time Julian was fascinated with a girl named Lucy and drew a picture of her exploding with color, and when John asked what the title of the picture was, young Julian replied, "It's Lucy in the Sky, with Diamonds, Daddy!" Lennon was affected by his dear son's enthusiasm and incorporated the phrase into a song that happened to become a controversial hit. Lennon claimed from the release of the album on, that he never realized the song's initials were LSD, and that the song was simply inspired by his son. Granted, most people believe the Beatles were on acid during this period, the song itself is not a testimonial. The entire St. Pepper's Album is obviously influenced. Nevertheless, the song is amazing and it was a terribly tragic event that men and women of my generation were never able to experience Lennon's genius first-hand. He will forever live on as a memeber of what many see as the singlemost influential band of musical history. His memory lives on, Give Peace a Chance. <3 Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages