3 ms·
I think the article answers itself - > "Magic Alex" Mardas was not the revolutionary engineer he portrayed himself to be. In 1995, in an article about what bec
by aaron695 5y ago
I think the article answers itself -
> "Magic Alex" Mardas was not the revolutionary engineer he portrayed himself to be. In 1995, in an article about what became of The Beatle's hangers-on, The Independent described him as:
> 'The Greek TV repairman, set up in Apple Electronics by the Beatles, who promised to build an artificial sun, a telephone you told who to call, wallpaper loudspeakers, a house which hovered supported by an invisible beam, and even a flying saucer. Not one invention was made, and the recording studio he built proved unusable and was demolished. Allen Klein fired him, and he has since disappeared.'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Alex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Alex