OH NO YOKO! Plastic Lennon Doll! News - Music

Main Menu

· Home
· Login
· Register
· Chat
· Event Calendar
· Reviews
· Photo Galleries
· Hip Journals/Blogs
· Check Your Email
· HipMarket.com
· HipForums.com
· HipPlanet.com
· Hip Travel Guides
· Web Links
· Privacy Policy

Sections

· A Trip Thru the '60s
· Archives
· Ask The Old Hippy
· Columns
· Famous Hippy Quotes
· Hip Profiles
· Hippie Glossary
· Hippie Havens
· Hippies From A to Z
· Hippyland Tour
· Interviews
· Letters to Hippyland
· Links
· News
· Reviews
· Skip's Corner

Topics

· Activism
· Drugs
· Freedom
· Health
· Hippiedom
· Love
· Mind Expansion
· Mother Earth
· Music
· Peace
· Politics
· Spirituality
· The Arts
· The Sixties
· Vegetarianism

New Articles

· Rediscovering the Past
· Obama Speaks Out on Race
· A Yippie Manifesto
· Lakota Sioux Declare Independence from USA
· Native Americans Fight Back! (1968)
· Native American Time
· Native American Anarchists (1965)
· Rolling Thunder Speaks Out on Native American Activism (1968)
· Native American Speaks Out About Poverty (1965)
· Navajo Indian Refuses to Serve in the U.S. Army (1966)

OH NO YOKO! Plastic Lennon Doll!

Category: News | Topic: Music | Books about Music |

E-Mail
This page has been viewed 7796 times

Yup, Yoko Ono has done it again. Is there ANYTHING she won't do for a buck (or a few million?).

Now she's authorized a John Lennon action figure that talks!

Oh, yes, John may be gone but his words will live on.

Thanks Yoko for showing us just how low you can go.

I can just IMAGINE what Plastic Lennon will say...

"Give Plastic A Chance!"

"I'm more popular than Barbie!"

"All you need is plastic!"

"there's nothing you can sell that can't be sold"

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051216/od_uk_nm/oukoe_uk_lennon_1

Suggested Reading

Memoirs of an Ex-Hippie: Seven Years in the Counterculture
By Robert Roskind

Just as the Beats immortalized their lives and times in such books as On The Road, Robert Roskind likewise commemorates the liberated lifestyle of the hippie era. This look back, while very personal, is also the archetype for a whole generation whose quest for freedom and the meaning of life led to some mind-blowing experiences.
Read Skip's Review!

Related Links

· Our Music Store!
· Our Poster Store
· Our Music Forum
· Events & Festivals
· Music with a Message

More about Music

· BONNAROO 2002!
· Bootleg Records (1970)
· Listen to Neil Young's New CD! - Living With War
· Music Links
· Music With A Message
· Music, Capitalism & Revolution (1969)
· Rock Concert Review by Sandy Darlington (1968)
· Rolling Stones Concert Review (1969)

New Reviews

· Paul Brett's Sage and the early sessions
· Pet Buffalo: Independent Variable
· Tony Ashton
· The Haight
· Shawn Phillips
· Spanish Progressive Rock overview
· Donovan
· Home