“Paging Dr. Bob.. now paging Dr. Bob..”
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“Doctor Robert” is a song by The Beatles released on the album Revolver in the United Kingdom and on Yesterday and Today in the United States. The song was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney[1]. It was recorded in seven takes on 17 April 1966 with vocals overdubbed 19 April.[2] In 1968, McCartney described the meaning of the song, saying “There’s some fellow in New York, and in the States we’d hear people say: ‘You can get everything off him; any pills you want.’ That’s what Dr. Robert is all about, just a pill doctor who sees you all right.”[3] In 1980, Lennon said that he was Doctor Robert: “I was the one who carried all the pills on tour … in the early days”.[4]
“This has a really strong chemical taste,” he says. “Horrible drip. My stomach is already cramping.”
After a few minutes, I ask John how he feels. “My heart is going really fast. I don’t know if it feels good. I mean, I feel up, like way up, but I don’t feel good, you know?” He laughs. So does Deanna. He blinks hard a few times and lights a cigarette. “I mean, it’s different from methadone or heroin. It’s a high that feels more like crystal, like I’m fluttering inside.”
My bathsalts piece is online. I would love for you to read it.
Peeranoia | Cage
Joints filled with OG KUSH
Rolled in HASH OIL……then dipped in keef. Who wants to smoke???
(via badbitchaddiction)
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