From: norbertkosky69@gmail.com   
      
   Despite the flip manner on the air, Lennon is, when in the quiet of his hotel   
   suite or with friends, a gracious host who does not demand to be the center of   
   attention in the manner of so many rock stars and is exceptionally candid   
   about his life -- the    
   ups and the downs.  Unlike many that I've interviewed, he doesn't try, even   
   subtly, to skirt issues or set limits on the subjects of the discussion.   
      
        Since both Harrison and McCartney are panning their own solo tours, the   
   talk about a Beatles reunion has, for the moment, died down.  For the record,   
   however, the situation is much the same as a year ago.  Lennon stil thinks   
   it's possible, but no    
   one has set any machinery into effect.   
      
        "The whole thing is kind of funny," he said.  "All the Beatles reunion   
   stories were during a period when none of us were really communicating for one   
   reason or another.  Now, compared to that period, we see a lot of each other   
   and talk a lot    
   together, and there are no stories."  In fact, John had spent some time with   
   Ringo earlier in the day.   
      
   -- from the Sept. 29, 1974 L.A. Times   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)