Geoffrey Giuliano-who is this guy?
Jeff Mills
has-beens & hangers-on from the Beatle past. I laugh when this guy talks.
Not only because of the lies that come out of his mouth, but the muttled
English accent that does as well. Hey, Geoff, I haven't heard someone botch
a British accent that bad since Costner did in "Robin Hood: Prince of
Thieves." Did you know that Giuliano used to be Ronald McDonald? True. He
also was the Burger King in some parts of the northeastern United States.
He has since become a vegetarian & changed his name legally to a Hindu name.
In case you are wondering, his new name is Iyamah Fahginassholl.
Chewbop
"Jeff Mills" <jm1...@home.com> wrote in message
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> I heard audio once of this guy, Giuliano, where he interviews all these
> has-beens & hangers-on from the Beatle past.
Actually, he hasn't interviewed Francie yet.
> I laugh when this guy talks.
> Not only because of the lies that come out of his mouth, but the muttled
> English accent that does as well. Hey, Geoff, I haven't heard someone
botch
> a British accent that bad since Costner did in "Robin Hood: Prince of
> Thieves." Did you know that Giuliano used to be Ronald McDonald? True.
He
> also was the Burger King in some parts of the northeastern United States.
> He has since become a vegetarian & changed his name legally to a Hindu
name.
> In case you are wondering, his new name is Iyamah Fahginassholl.
Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best books
about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is excellent.
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D.W Washburn
"Chewbop" <klj...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best books
> about the Beatles.
absolute rubbish.
>His recent one about Lennon's final years is excellent.
it is a book roundly decried by all critics, pro *and* anti yoko alike.
now chewwy, please tell us who played drums on "nowhere man".
ejEY...@ix.netcom.com
> Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best
> books about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years
> is excellent.
Gawd, I thought I had ALL your screen names kill-filed!
The statement above proves you have no purpose here except to inflame
the group. Perhaps an enema would best suit your condition, because
my friend (and I use the term sarcastically) you are most certainly
full of it.
Change "EYE" with "i" to reply
Francie
LOFL, John.
Yeah, GG gets the "Filthiest Snake Oil Salesman" in Beatledom.
Oh, and when I was working on my laptop I somehow saw where
Punky Danster sez GG never interviewed me. So does this mean
his claim of speaking with me in Lennon in Amerika was a lie???
Oh what a shock.
Of course when GG got my phone number from Victor Munoz in 1998, he claimed he was another person, a publisher who wanted to put Body Count on a CD... for no money up front.
The saddest thing these days imo is the black tide of liars and motherf***ers and child abusers and phony gurus that laps at the shores of Pepperland.
All four Fabs were SO much more innocent and well-mannered than these slimers would have you think.
I am so grateful that I can still see them in my mind's eye, even with the lousy depiction they get from these loser writers and all the repetition in the newsgroups and mailing lists and stuff.
I had to see for myself.
Francie
--
Free as a former Beatle bird.
Francie's Boot CD: On Its Way to Beatle ears!
http://sites.netscape.net/fabe9131944
Philip Sondericker
> I heard audio once of this guy, Giuliano, where he interviews all these
> has-beens & hangers-on from the Beatle past. I laugh when this guy talks.
Worst writer I've ever read.
Mister Charlie
>From: "Chewbop" klj...@yahoo.com
>Date: 4/8/01 4:01 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: <3ad04...@Newsfeeds.com>
>
>
>Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best books
>about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is excellent.
Yeah, you WOULD think so. It's a bucket of horseshit.
Chewbop
"Francie" <waro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> The saddest thing these days imo is the black tide of liars and
motherf***ers and child abusers and phony gurus that laps at the shores of
even with the lousy depiction they get from these loser writers and all >the
repetition in the newsgroups and mailing lists and stuff.
Francie, you are in a monumental state of denial....the likes of which
hasn't been seen here since the myths aboutf Ringo's drumming were debunked.
You have done more to exploit the Beatles and their memory than all the
so-called "loser writers" combined. Almost 33 years after your luggage was
chucked over the wall in St. John's Wood, you are STILL peddling your
wares....currently an overpriced CD taken from a radio show, which is easily
obtainable via download off the net. Not even original material.
Giuliano is something you will never be....a successful writer. I've lost
count of how many books he's had published by major publishing houses since
the late 1980's. All of them have been successful and he is currently
working on another.
Who published YOUR last book, Francie? I refer of course to the Body Count
reissue.
ejEY...@ix.netcom.com
> Giuliano is something you will never be....a successful writer. I've
> lost count of how many books he's had published by major publishing
> houses since the late 1980's.
Quantity <> Quality
R.A.G. Seely
> Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best
> books about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is
> excellent.
If you are referring to "Lennon in America", I think you have told us more
about yourself than about Giuliano ...
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Chewbop
"R.A.G. Seely" <rags__A@T__math.mcgill.ca> wrote in message
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> "Chewbop" <klj...@yahoo.com> wrote in <3ad04...@Newsfeeds.com>:
>
> > Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best
> > books about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is
> > excellent.
>
> If you are referring to "Lennon in America", I think you have told us more
> about yourself than about Giuliano ...
Why are we not surprised that you don't want to hear what was written in
that book?
Fumika N
>I heard audio once of this guy, Giuliano, where he interviews all these
>has-beens & hangers-on from the Beatle past. I laugh when this guy talks.
>English accent that does as well. Hey, Geoff, I haven't heard someone botch
>a British accent that bad since Costner did in "Robin Hood: Prince of
>Thieves." Did you know that Giuliano used to be Ronald McDonald? True. He
>also was the Burger King in some parts of the northeastern United States.
>He has since become a vegetarian & changed his name legally to a Hindu name.
>In case you are wondering, his new name is Iyamah Fahginassholl.
Is he the one who writes those gossip books. Saying terrible things? He
should
watch out for Karma. His Karma must be very bad. He better start writing
some
nice things.
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Jack
"Francie" <waro...@yahoo.com> wrote
to the Body Count reissue.<< "Chewbop" klj...@yahoo.com
OUCH!! Chewy, I'm impressed . . . talk about cutting one off at the
knees! The Scythians, as a race, may have been absorbed, but one of them
surely has been resurrected within you! Good show, olde bean!
JAZ "it's only a flesh wound . . ."
Steven W Flinchbaugh
> Giuliano may be a bit eccentric, but he's written some of the best books
> about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is excellent.
sure, and chickens have lips.
~Steve~
³Outside, looking in, is hardly ever the same as being Inside, looking out.²
http://artists2.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Steve_Hawk/
Francie
It's not even worth arguing, troll.
Jack wrote:
--
The cruelty of memory manifests itself
in remembering what is dispelled in forgetfulness.
—Naguib Mahfouz
R.A.G. Seely
<9aqi2f$6i73c$1...@ID-51639.news.dfncis.de>:
Oh - I own a copy, so your remark is off-target (surprise!). I have read
it, and evaluated it, especially the intellectual honesty of the author,
and on the basis of that judgement, I made my statement. This has nothing
to do with "n[o]t want[ing] to hear what was written in that book".
S.E. Ostrow
Francie, you are in a monumental state of denial....the likes of which
hasn't been seen here since the myths aboutf Ringo's drumming were debunked.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! (gasp)
chew, you're a riot.
Mister Charlie
I'll bet on it.
Jack
Date: 04/09/2001 9:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id: <20010409093313...@ng-mn1.aol.com>
>> Chew=Jack? I'll bet on it. <<
Bet the farm, succah . . .
JAZ
Mister Charlie
Frank Booth
to all. I don't care what that demented old-bat Fanny Warts says. Run
out and buy it!!!!
Frank
Jeff U.
> about the Beatles. His recent one about Lennon's final years is
excellent.
>
Canned reply...
"Please excuse our resident idiot, Douchebop. He knows not of what he
writes."
Jeff U.
Fumika N
to
see a John book. But it contained lots of stories that cant be true.
also, the pictures in it are so strange. John and Yoko look different in
them.
Like the pictures were tamped (sp?) to make John and Yoko look bad.
Lasse Brundin
DblFantasy skrev i meddelandet
<20010411204851...@ng-ck1.aol.com>...
>>the pictures in it are so strange. John and Yoko look different in
>>them.
>>Like the pictures were tamped (sp?) to make John and Yoko look bad.
>>
>
I can't say anything about the book or the pix as I haven't seen it (them).
But the subject caught my attention because of the name Geoffrey Giuliano.
I always thought he's a bit of a strange, star-struck guy (apologies,
Geoffrey,
if you read this!) I mean, when you meet George Harrison, would you
talk with him about a guru of his and then publish the little chat in a
book?
Another funny thing in that same book ("The Beatles - a Celebration")
is a picture signed by Paul for "Ronald and the gang" because (as Giuliano
puts it) "before writing this book the author played Ronald McDonald for
McDonald's
television ads in Canada". Hello! It's kinda ironic considered that mr and
mrs McCartney were vegetarians.
Cheers!
/Lasse
UsurperTom
>It's kinda ironic considered that mr and
>mrs McCartney were vegetarians.
Giuliano is himself a radical vegetarian animal rights activist. He now
regrets being Ronald McDonald and Paul's autograph was probably a joke. GG met
Paul in 1986.
Tom
Francie
UsurperTom wrote:
Giuliano is himself a fraud, culture vulture, liar and greed-driven slimeball.
Tell us all, Tom: how much money has he donated to PETA (the terrorist
faction, who gave their annual Linda McCartney award to Pamela Anderson)
and how many public appearances has he made on behalf of his beloved
cause?
He probably regrets being MacDonalds' clown only because it was for charity.
Hitler was a vegetarian too.,
Doesn't say anything about character or morality. It's a sham..
Giuliano is not worth defending.
Unless you're being paid for it; are you? I can't think of any other reason for
your
farcical defense of this lowlife no-talent scum.
Francie
--
Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run
than outright exposure. The fearful are caught
as often as the bold. -- Helen Keller (1880-1968)
http://sites.netscape.net/fabe9131944
The CD: Francie's Boot. 1968 LIVE.
Roger Smith
>to all. I don't care what that demented old-bat Fanny Warts says. Run
>out and buy it!!!!
It may be a good read, but it's not good journalism. Giuliano claims that
the book is based on a copy of Lennon's diaries given to him by Harry
Nilsson. There's no evidence Harry ever had copies of the diary. There's no
way Harry would have betrayed a friend like that if he'd had the diaries. In
the recording of Giuliano's one meeting with Harry, there's no mention of
the dairies. Bob Rosen, who has read the Lennon diaries said "I see little
bits and pieces, pretty mundane stuff, that might have come from the
diaries. The sensational things, I don't know where he got them from. I'm
assuming he made it up, because I've never seen anything like that."
(Buffalo News, May 28, 2000).
In my brief conversation with Mr. Giuliano (by email) I was frustrated
because he can't seem to understand why Nilsson's fans, friends, and family
are upset at his claim that Harry gave him a copy of Lennon's private
diaries. Frankly, the man seems to live in a different universe than the
rest of us.
-- Roger
Harry Nilsson Web Pages: http://www.jadebox.com/nilsson/
"What is it that I don't have? People worship me. I sit on a throne. I'm
famous. Why would I want to perpetrate fraud on anyone?" -- Geoffrey
Giuliano
UsurperTom
>how much money has he donated to PETA (the terrorist
>faction, who gave their annual Linda McCartney award to Pamela Anderson)
I don't know and I don't care. I hate that fucking group.
>Hitler was a vegetarian too.,
I know. Hitler suffered from meteorism (excessive farting) because of it.
>Unless you're being paid for it; are you? I can't think of any other reason
>for
>your
>farcical defense of this lowlife no-talent scum.
I was not defending the guy. I was just pointing out a fact to another poster.
Tom
mom...@msn.com
> I heard audio once of this guy, Giuliano, where he interviews all these
> has-beens & hangers-on from the Beatle past. I laugh when this guy talks.
> Not only because of the lies that come out of his mouth, but the muttled
> English accent that does as well. Hey, Geoff, I haven't heard someone botch
> a British accent that bad since Costner did in "Robin Hood: Prince of
> Thieves." Did you know that Giuliano used to be Ronald McDonald? True. He
> also was the Burger King in some parts of the northeastern United States.
> He has since become a vegetarian & changed his name legally to a Hindu name.
> In case you are wondering, his new name is Iyamah Fahginassholl.
hislop
> On Saturday, April 7, 2001 11:54:04 PM UTC-7, Jeff Mills wrote:
>> I heard audio once of this guy, Giuliano, where he interviews all these
>> English accent that does as well. Hey, Geoff, I haven't heard someone botch
>> a British accent that bad since Costner did in "Robin Hood: Prince of
>> Thieves." Did you know that Giuliano used to be Ronald McDonald? True. He
>> also was the Burger King in some parts of the northeastern United States.
>
> This guy is a con-artist. I knew him in Jr. High and he was a whack-job then. I unfortunately got trapped into a business deal and that museum crap of his and was supporting him in Thailand via Walmart money orders for several months in 2006. He played the "my son has a heart condition please send money "we are eating dirt over here" All in all I lost about $20,000 USD with the money I sent him and trying to secure the Lockport property and fix relation with the government in Lockport. Luckily, I saw the light and turned and ran and cut my loses.
angry with him for apparently stealing a tape of Tommy, which the author
defends in his book.
chuc...@gmail.com
Norbert K
> Posting this all these years later because of the stolen Lennon items recently recovered in Germany. Giuliano was in Atlanta in the early 80s, staying (freeloading) at a Hare Krishna house over on Piedmont Avenue. He was name dropping George Harrison's name to anyone in earshot as if they were old mates, and flashing tattered Polaroid pictures of himself with George, Paul and Yoko ( in different places and at different times) as if they were old friends just hanging out together when he had most likely ambushed them on the street to get a picture. He was blah, blahing story after story in which he claimed to be some very close confidant of all these people and was told their inner most secrets. It was disgusting and ridiculous tisten to. But that was not the worst of it. He had a few boxes with him and proceeded to trot out some items that were obviously stolen... such as cassette tapes of the recordings that became Milk and Honey, well before album came out, and some wire framed glasses that he said came from the Dakota. He also had a hat that belonged to George. It appeared to be the same one he wore in Magical Mystery Tour. Smarmy is a great adjective, and is exactly how he came off. His "books", "CDs" and "videos" are a waste of time for anyone ignorant enough to be subjected to them. Like a buzzard, he lives off the carcasses of others.
Nil
rec.music.beatles:
> I'm not a fan of Giuliano (is he even still around?). In fact,
> I've never known anyone who respected the guy. But what, exactly,
> does he have to do with the Lennon items recovered in Germany?
from someone who has never posted here before. I doubt he'll be back.
Dresden Houndiearfums
again from the onslaught of random driveby shooting trolls.
You do so much for us with your knowledge transfers of your great store
of Beatle information. We learn and grow so much because of you.
You are so great and mighty and we are not worthy to even pick your nose.