Roadtrip!

I'm in Georgia right now enjoying myself.

This will be a very memorable episode of "Bertone Beatle Bonanza". I've already met May Pang and Nancy Andrews in person. I'll be getting my books signed and doing interviews. I'll even be giving away a copy of "Instamatic Karma" in a contest on the podcast!

I'm taking pictures and will post them on this blog (I knew it was good for something) when I get back!

Road trip!

We need new "Bertone Beatle Bonanza" podcast.

At least I should update the blog.

Actually there is a big episode and blog entry coming up.

Georgia road trip tomorrow to see May Pang and Nancy Andrews art show. I'll take pictures and record different things. Should be fun!

New Layout

Thanks APPLE (my friend from "The Batman Universe" podcast) for pimping out my blog.

I suppose it'll be worth it to update this thing more now. I suppose I should update the podcast again soon.

I actually do have another interview done last month, just is undergoing some heavy editing. Happy April!

We're Back!

Back from the break and a new episode has been posted with returning guest, Beatles Examiner Steve!

Hope you all enjoy!

It's good to be back.

Check this blog space out because my Batman friend Apple will be doing some crazy edits with the layout!

On a break

Bertone and Bertone Beatle Bonanza have been super busy and are on a break. Be back soon!

More NEW Beatles

Every now and then we have the media annouce something as "the new Beatles". It never turns out to be.

TWITTER is the latest "Beatles".

In other news I ran out of disk space today. I cleared some of it up but it's only temporary and not alot. Tons of podcasts I've done backed up on here as well as Beatles related mp3's. It was only a matter of time. I will be putting some non-important stuff on discs and jump drives and eventually get a secondary hard drive.

RAM on

A tribute to RAM is coming out.

I approve. I more than approve.

RAM is one of my favorite McCartney albums. Whenever I'm on a roadtrip, it's always one of the albums I'll play to make the drive go by quicker. In fact I just repeated this tactic weeks ago.

We don't know how much of the album and lyrics were actually about the other Beatles, but it's fun to speculate. You can just feel how liberated Paul is letting all the feelings out on the album. The climax of the album with the fadeout of "Back Seat Of My Car" is an album conclusion that is hard to be topped in my book.

In other news, this is our 50th blog entry!