The 1970 Album George Harrison Refused to Revisit - "I Don't Like Him"!

*Let It Be*, the Beatles' last album (1970), was so traumatic that George Harrison refused to revisit it for years. "I don't like him," he said in a 1987 interview. The sessions were full of tension, with the quartet on edge before breaking up. Harrison even left temporarily. The project, initially for filmed rehearsals, turned into a chaotic documentary. Harrison hated the constant filming: "It's bad enough living through it, imagine having to watch it for the rest of your life." He called it *Let It Rot* as a joke. The rooftop concert was good, but the rest left it "agitated". The presence of cameras made everything worse. Even with its success, the album symbolized the band's bitter end. Harrison would rather not relive that stress. An honest look at the price of fame and the end of the Fab Four.