"""Paul is dead."" An elaborate theory -- perhaps best explained by Joel Glazier in a 1979 article for the Beatles fanzine ""Strawberry Fields Forever"" -- maintains that Paul McCartney (here with Brian Epstein) died in 1966 and was replaced by a talented double. (There are dozens of clues for you all -- especially on the White Album.) Though it's fascinating to ponder all the backwards sounds and colorful images, this theory says more about our abilities to find patterns than it does about McCartney's fate."
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