All language subtitles for Sage of Quay

hey friends it's Mike it's Tuesday May

28 2019 and around 11 a.m. here on the

East Coast

last night we attended Billy's concert

at the PNC Arena in Raleigh North

Carolina it's part of his freshened up

tour which is tied to his Egypt station

release going back to September of last

year and when we got to the venue we

found out like everybody else that we

had to pay $30 to park

years ago I don't remember paying $30 to

park my car to go see a concert so

things have definitely changed and so

the PNC Arena holds around 20,000 folks

and if we say that maybe there are four

people per vehicle that says that 5,000

cars were parked and each of those cars

had to pay $30 to get into the parking

lot so 5,000 times $30 is $150,000 that

the venue pulled in and that's before

anybody stepped foot into the concert

once you got inside of course the food

and the drinks are very expensive we

didn't partake in any eating or drinking

there because we took care of that

before we got there I took a look at the

merchandise table and the shirts the

t-shirts were going for about $45 apiece

so a very expensive evening out and if

we go back to my video that I put out a

couple of weeks ago the Luciferian cult

of Paul ISM I talked about pal

Luciferians and Satanists what they look

to do is to extract your energy and so

there's two forms of your energy there

is the physical world energy and there

is your spiritual energy right so with

the physical world the main way that

they extract your energy is to take your

money so you have to exert energy to do

your job go to work you get paid via

money the currency and then that

currency flows to these venues they flow

to the artists the entertainers the

people who control and that's a usurping

of your energy all right so I don't want

to get too deep into that but this is

really a good example of how this is

done right so you're paying an arm and a

leg for the tickets even if it's the

cheap seats you're paying a nominal

if you're going to have a drink there

forget about if it's beer a booze just

it's very expensive or if you're going

to have nachos a hotdog whatever they're

going to charge you top dollar and then

they're pulling in you know forty five

fifty dollars for a t-shirt and you

multiply all that by twenty thousand

people or some subset of twenty thousand

people and that's a lot of money that's

being made okay so just keep that in

mind the next time you're thinking about

going to a concert and I'm not saying

don't go to shows I mean I love going to

concerts myself but maybe what we should

do is really pick and choose which shows

we really want to go to and all the

other ones just set aside you know just

knowing how this equation works where

they're trying to extract your energy so

what I did was I took some notes so I

don't miss anything

and I kind of keep some sense of order

here so let me go through it real quick

the first thing I want to say is Billy's

going to be 82 years old this year in

September and he's in great shape

okay so I don't know how the man does it

I know everybody has theories out there

about how the elite maintain their

youthfulness but I have my parents is

still alive and they're just a little

bit older than Billy and there is

absolutely no way that they could

compete with what Billy's doing his tour

has his 39 dates and it started off in

Canada and it's finishing up in in the

United States

it had stopovers in Europe and also in

South America and so on so it's amazing

it really is and just short of a year's

time span - so he's packed 39 dates into

about let's just say about a year at 82

years old that's it's pretty amazing

his voice is shot and the way they did

it the way they pulled it off and I

don't know how he's going to do this as

the shows go on in other words the more

he sings it's going to be a lot more

difficult for him to be able to sing

he's just going to wear himself out as

disciplined as he is as far as his vocal

training and he has a lot of vocal

training this is spelled

in memoirs I don't know I don't see how

this is going to now this is going to

last I was half joking yesterday I was

saying that maybe toward the end of this

he's gonna wind up lip-syncing I don't

know it could be you know because his

voice is is rough he can't hit the high

notes anymore at all so what they did to

to compensate is they lowered his voice

in the mix and his backup vocalists are

very good so that was another way to

compensate for his inability to sing

like he used to this is the third time

that I've seen Billy the first time I

saw Billy was back in 1993 at Giants

Stadium and then in 2002 in Fort

Lauderdale

that's the concert that resulted in the

back in the u.s. DVD this is the DVD

that I am in so if you go to the song

jet I have a cameo last about three or

four seconds I look much younger back in

2002 but I am in there so I am enshrined

in a Billy DVD and of course last night

which was Monday May 27th and which I

believe is going to be like I said his

last concert now some of the numbers

let's go through them okay

in 1993 I took a look at his setlist and

he did 33 songs and we all know 33 is a

masonic number right with the back in

the US tour in 2002 with the first

encore - two encores

with the first encore he did 33 songs

and then he did a second encore which

consisted of three songs and that took

it to 36 songs so 3 plus 6 is 9 so he's

back to the nines

alright so 1993 33 songs the back of the

US tour in 2002 36 songs which is nine

and then last night was very interesting

he's doing 38 songs with the Encore 3

plus 8 is 11 now 11 is a master number

in Freemasonry and 11 is used many times

to

depict something that's going to come to

an end the finalization of something as

an example John Lennon died on December

8th 1980 so December 1 plus 2 is 3 plus

the day 8 3 plus 8 is 11 and what's

interesting about John's date of death

is the 1980 is 1 plus 9 plus 8 which is

18 1 plus 8 is 9 so what we have with

Lennon is 11 9 or 9/11 reversed and if

you listen to the show I did with

Richard Balducci Richard explains that

9/11 is a representation of Baphomet ok

George Harrison died on November 11th so

11 11 and that's 22 and 22 in numerology

can be broken down as 1 plus 1 the

double ones again 11 alright so Billy

with 38 songs is telling us he's

telegraphing to us that this is it and

we should expect that right at his age

at 82 years old but he's also like I

said he's telling us through the numbers

as well now the band was the same band

that he's had over the last 17 years

Paul wicks Wiccans was on keyboards we

had Rusty Anderson on guitar he does a

lot of the lead guitar playing Brian Ray

and then Abe Laboral I hope I'm

pronouncing Abe's name correctly he's

the drummer all right so all of these

guys say they obviously know that he's

not paul mccartney they know that he's

billy

cuz I get asked that question a lot too

people will say well you know do these

guys know that he's not paul mccartney

yeah you if you spend 17 years with

somebody recording with him in a studio

you know that he's not paul mccartney

you know that he's uh Billy shears are

really Shepherd ok so there was some

interesting songs last night that he

played that caught my attention he

played juniors farm which I always loved

Union farm so was it was good too

that he played letting go which of

course has the lyric like a Lucifer

she'll always shine and that goes over

everybody's heads nobody hears that

right nobody hits that lyric but it's

very interesting that he included

letting go in the in the setlist

he did I've got a feeling where his

vocal was not strong and he also did

being for the benefit of mr. kite which

is a John Lennon song so I found that

very interesting to the mediocre songs

were the songs that came from his Egypt

station album who cares for you come on

to me compared to the other songs it

just sounds like Kandi Koated pop

rubbish to be perfectly honest with you

you know it's um when you stick those

songs in between the old Beatles songs

and the old wing song sits there's no

comparison so in any case we'll just

leave that bare worst song of the night

was a song that he did called

in spite of all danger which goes back

to the Beatles quarryman days when they

were with the quarryman not Billy

but with biological Paul John and when

George were in that band when they were

much younger

of course Billy tells the story that he

was there and this is one of the very

annoying irritating things that you know

once you know that you know he's not

biological Paul he tells these stories

as if he was there of course he will

explain that he's telling these stories

as playing the part of Paul McCartney

that Billy being connected spiritually

to Paul that he's actually speaking on

Paul's behalf okay now I know some

people don't buy into that at all I'm

just explaining how Billy would explain

this for me it's irritating because I

know that he wasn't there I know that

he's making this to hurry up it's it's

fiction you know the whole narrative

that he gives to explain the story and

anything else it goes back to the Beatle

ear before he got there is all fiction

he told the story last night about how

Palmer

Courtney was asked by George Martin is

sing a line and the song love me do and

Billy was explaining how nervous he was

do you know to be asked to go do this

and then he quipped if you listen to the

song how the nervousness came out on the

track in the in the vocal track when

Paul was singing so you know I kind of

looked at that and I thought to myself

really you had to go there right you had

to go there at the end of the video and

who cares as a shot of a newspaper and

it says never a big fan of and then he

has a piece of paper where he signs P as

like Paul McCartney what he's saying

when you put them together is not a big

fan of P not a big fan of Paul not a big

fan of biological fall so he still holds

this this what appears to be this grudge

and I don't know I don't know why after

all these years he just can't let it go

so that little quip he made with that

love me do and then at the end of the

the video who cares go take a look take

a look at the newspaper play the video

freeze the frame and then take a look

you'll see it it's there okay so let me

just flip the page here to make sure I

don't miss anything

worst vocal performance of the night was

his rendition of here today which is off

of the tug of war album this is the song

that was an ode to John Lennon his voice

just gave out and again I'm not picking

on Bill it's just that there are some

songs he should just stay away from and

that is one of them after that song he

had said that you know he had like a

frog in his throat but that's it's not a

frog in his throat

it has to do with the fact that his

voice is not what it used to be and like

I said there's just some songs that he

shouldn't be singing

okay so worst playing moment and these

are things that just noted okay so I'm

not again I'm not picking on him he's a

you know being a musician myself and

watching and listening and pick up on

these things for some odd reason he had

a

an abbreviated version of foxy lady the

jimi hendrix song which he explained was

a tribute to Jimmy and then he talked

about how Jimmy had played a version of

Sergeant Pepper two days after the album

was released and how he loved it and all

that stuff but the problem is that Billy

took it upon himself to play the

electric guitar parts the leads the

riffs and all that and he was very stiff

and he was missing bends it was really

it didn't sound good at all and was

pretty sloppy and I kind of cringed a

little bit and you know Barry noticed me

cringing and she started laughing she

picked up on it right away that you know

it's like yeah why is he doing that

again it's it's one of those things

where you reach a certain point and you

have to know your limitations right yes

and know his limitations with his voice

or certain songs he shouldn't be singing

he also has to know his limitations with

regard to playing his instruments and

you know at 82 years old he's probably

not as limber as it used to be and the

fact is you know he's not a natural

Lefty playing right-handed is still his

natural way to play and that when he

records that's how he records playing

right-handed so when he goes on stage of

course he's got to play the part of Paul

McCartney's got to play lefty and so I

don't know that was kind of a little bit

of a rough moment it's not a biggie you

know but I picked up on it the other

thing is that when he plays electric

guitar when he's power cording or what

he's playing riffs are playing leads

he's always looked this way to me so

this is not something that I picked up

on just last night but he always looks

awkward you know and again that's

because Lefty is not his natural way of

playing he's a right-handed guitar

player alright so as far as his other

playing his piano playing was still very

very good it was excellent in fact he

did a great job of piano we talked about

his guitar playing other than foxy lady

which was a bit sloppy everything else

was pretty good even his acoustic guitar

playing his bass playing though was very

simplified so I don't know what's going

on there one of the big knocks with

Billy even going back to his wings days

is that his bass playing

was not as extravagant and not as

complex as on his albums and he's not as

good a bass player as biological Paul

I'll just say that that's my personal

opinion

his bass playing last night was whole

notes half notes quarter notes the

walking bass lines weren't there so

there was nothing overly involved

complex or intricate so I'm not sure

what the reason is for getting the bass

playing down to very basic playing the

only thing I could think of is maybe

again at his age his hand too to play

that the notes is not what it used to be

the strength is not there and so on but

any case but overall like I said for 82

years old the stamina and his ability to

go from instrument to instrument and to

put on the performance that he does you

got to tip your hat to the guy although

I'll get into the overall atmosphere of

the performance in a second here so the

which is my next set of notes he's

decked out in black and white attire of

course this is all Masonic this is the

duality world stuff the the presentation

the overall presentation of the show was

very glossed up it's the typical

corporate production very sterile in a

lot of ways so the you know the rawness

or the edginess of concerts the way I

used to remember them going back you

know 20 30 years ago that's gone we have

this very I don't know it's it's very

polished very homogenized presentation

with concerts these days and it's not

just Billy but it's everybody so it's as

if they're all marching down the same

path you know this very polished very

corporate presentation his body

movements and you know holding the

guitar up in the air and that gets to be

you know a little worn out after a while

it's almost like he's going through the

motions and he probably is at 82 years

old you know going through the motions

it's interesting that he called the

shell freshing up because there was

really nothing fresh about

okay just giving you my my thoughts on

it there was this very contrived fake

moment during the show so now he's not

playing and he he points to the signs of

the VIP ticket holders which are at the

lower level right and he's reading some

of the signs now the thing is there's no

way you could have walked in with a sign

the security going into the venue you

had to go through a metal detector gonna

take stuff out of your bag and it take

out your keys and all that stuff in your

cell phone it's like going to the

airport it was the same exact security

as if you went through the airport and

they said there was no binoculars

allowed and all that so how some of

these folks showed up with signs well

that's because they were allowed in this

is staged and so he's reading one of the

signs and one of the signs says that I

named my child McCartney and then he

goes on to talk about James Corden and

how James Corden named his child who's

eight years old now max McCartney Corden

or Maxwell McCartney Corden you can look

this up I looked it up to verify it so

in order for Billy to have that story

right here that story in his back pocket

for when he read that sign so he knew

that sign was going to be there he knew

it was going to be a prop he knew it was

going to be an staged moment a scripted

moment during the concert in which he

was going to be able to tell a story

again so the whole thing is all scripted

it's all staged the music and

entertainment industry is completely

controlled I have said this so so many

times and so many shows whether I was

the host or I was the guest and you know

sitting back last night as as we were

watching this we were taking this all in

once you know and you see it you cannot

unsee it and you can see exactly when

the script kicks in and as I said before

the stories he tells going back prior to

1967 of biological Paul was there he's

telling bio Paul stories in memoirs he

explains

he in the beginning he tried to learn as

much as he possibly could about

biological Paul's history and he would

try to retain that and and you know tell

those stories back whenever he was asked

but it got to the point where he

couldn't retain it all and of course

questions were asked that he didn't know

the answer to so what he did was he made

up answers and then he quickly found out

that nobody questioned him and so the

whole process of making up stories got

traction and that's what Billy does now

he tells a lot of stories there's a lot

of fiction in his storytelling it's

basically we revisionist history if you

will you know so another thing I noticed

they had these screens up there right

and he was flashing up different photos

and one of the photos that he had was a

photo of six toe fall very interesting

it was the same photo that I used where

he's there with George Harrison or not

he but fall in the studio because I'm

not convinced that six toe fall is Billy

I believe that six toe fall is another

version of the character of Paul

McCartney and Billy has five toes I'm

going to do a follow-up video on that by

the way because some folks sent me some

information I wanted just to cover a

couple of questions that were asked of

me okay so let me just take a quick look

here and see if there's anything else I

should be talking about okay yes so the

concert was very anti-climatic for me I

found that I was disinterested most of

the time because of all the research

I've done and what I now know about the

Beatles and and Paul McCartney so that

luster and that shine the aura that the

Beatles used to have for me is gone it

has left the room

the facts of this going to be a show

coming out soon where I was a guest and

Charlie Freak was the host and Charlie

asked me about that he asked me that

question he said you know knowing what

you know now what's it like to listen to

Beatle music has your opinion and your

feel for the music has it changed and I

said yes it's it's become very tainted I

can still appreciate very much so

the craftsmanship behind the music that

I can completely get my head wrapped

around because the the songwriting

itself is brilliant whether it was the

Beatles themselves who wrote those songs

and whether it was ghost writers or

combination of the Beatles and hired

help to help shape those songs the

craftsmanship of the songs is is

wonderful

but the story around the songs which is

the story of the Beatles which is a myth

yeah that's not there anymore that light

blew out all right so that's pretty much

it that's my takeaway from the from the

concert again I believe it to be Billy's

last hurrah based upon the fact that

it's 38 songs the three plus eight is

eleven eleven is used many times in

Freemasonry to denote the end of

something so I believe it is the end and

so that kind of segues into you know

when does Billy depart and I have two

dates in mind it's either when he's 83 8

plus 3 is 11 or the date that I'm

sticking with is when he's 90 and that's

going to be September of 2027 I think he

goes out when he's 90 cos of the nines 9

plus 0 is 9 all right that's it folks

leave the comments below if anybody else

has seen the show please feel free to

chime in and share your impressions and

insights to see if we agree or disagree

or there's anything else and you picked

up on that I missed ok

have a great day and we'll talk soon