This is their most underrated song imho and I’m STOKED someone suggested it. The groove, the layers, George’s guitar on Lennon’s second verse, Ringo’s perfect drumming, the switch to Lennon midstream, etc etc. LOVE this song.

Sun King is a great one to hear

RAMBLE ON RAMBLE ON RAMBLE ON

I cry when people discover Bob. It’s a beautiful thing to witness. He is the door to everything.

Bro, love your videos. But, please never mention Cold Play and U2 in the same breath

Best live band by far. It’s an experience, not a concert

Check out Jinjer “Pisces” 😊

Check out Infected Rain “Because I Let You”

Great reaction, don’t be put off by the abstract nature of the poetry. Not meant or important to understand everything on the first listen. The key is how it hits you emotionally. The meaning evolves over time ,repeated listening as well as our own life experiences. I caught the Dylan infection when I was 12 in 1967. His work was Humongous influence in my life and continues to be to this day. Such a Powerful artist and I am so grateful to be born in his time. He will not be forgotten.

If you’re building a metal playlist, check out Painkiller by Judas Priest (if you haven’t already) it’s straight 🔥

You're hearing where his Noble Prize in Literature came from.

Try Gimme Shelter.........mind blowing.

"A Hard Days Night". My best Beatles LP.

Can i kick it, to all my people who can quest like the tribe does

One must always remember WHEN the great old bands did what they did. Makes all the difference understanding the music and its brilliance. Dave Clark Five next! "On Broadway" or "Can't You See That She's Mine".... and the Moody Blues, anything at all from "In Search Of The Lost Chord".

His lyrics are the definition of food for thought... and need to be digested over time with repeated listening and reading the lyrics to understand all its messages on societies many faults.

Ive seen U2 around 15 times. Bono is awesome with the crowd every time.

You're just now beginning to get it?😂😂 Better late then never. Welcome aboard brother. The Beatles never put their words to other peoples to melodies. They were all originals. Between 63 and 64 they did record some covers but but never changed the lyrics. I wish they had done more covers in those early years. Greatest cover band ever.

It is poetry. So don't overthink it. It is if nothing else, the random observations of a young man seeking to figure out life's inconsistencies.

Sticky Fingers is really great. I haven't gotten a chance to watch this TinyDesk concert, I'll have to check it out.

I grew up listening to him. Came home from school and went straight to my room and played Bob for hours. I became far more enlightened thanks to him. Glad to see so many young people discovering his genius

try tricky's first album too, agree with your every word about this masterpiece and the rest of the show at NYC was just as good in my opinion.

Where you been all your life up til now bo, if you aint heard no Jack Frost songs before??

Hey Bulldog is one of my favourite Beatles tracks. I agree - Paul's bassline is superb. He is one of the best rock bassists ever. Hell of a band.

Blue grass?! Great vid.

One of the great front men of all time.

I was a two year old child in Australia when The Beatles became popular. I can never remember a time in my life when the music didn’t speak to me. My mother took me to see their movies because I loved their music so much. I wasn’t even old enough to be at school, there was no peer influence, it was just the music. As I grew older, the lyrics and the nuances of the music resonated even more. In every decade of my life,their music meant different things to me. I still listen to them every day, and my go to song changes. I think that’s a measure of the strength and diversity of their catalogue - that so many different songs continue to reach out to me.

Popper's good, but I still think Stevie Wonder is more impressive on harmonica. I was actually shocked the first time I saw a video of Stevie Wonder playing harmonica because I didn't even know it could be played like that with that kind of precision and feeling.

Wait til you watch the Subterranean Homesick Blues video from ‘65! Pure Rap!!!!

OMG!!! Classic! Haven't heard this in YEARS!!!!! Love the Knack! You gotta listen to Joe Jackson, "Look Sharp". You will love it- Joe is a CLASSIC

We Gen X'ers beat the hell out of the word, "awesome". But then, we grew up and learned other words. MILLENNIALS, on the other hand, LIVE and DIE with the word "amazing"; so much that the word doesn't mean anything anymore.

When you've completed your The Beatles journey, check out YESTERDAY the movie. And BACK BEAT

Paul had a beard for the Get Back sessions and on the rooftop concert here the last live Beatles performance ever just before they called it quits

i had to hit the like at 666 to make it 667

Her voice is so pure.❤

This song sucked

Why is everyone so surprised at the music that Boomers made!?!? You need to listen to entire albums. Sheeeee't.

In the movie "Easy Rider" this song has a part in the musical score. If you was to explore the vibe of the song see it in context of the movie. IT was the first time many of had ever seen Jack Nicholson, Dennis Hopper & Peter Fonda. The movie was very influential in it's time of 1969. Woodstock happened a month after it was released. They were essentially unrelated, but both signs of the times.

Poet.

Learning to Fly

Underrated band. And that intro is amazing, it's building tension.

Not my favorite SAHB but they rocked some good tunes😊

Lead singer of Pantera, Phil Anselmo, gained notoriety when he shouted "white power" out several times while tossing out the Nazi Salute during shows. lots of fans try to bury this info, or make excuses for it. it sucks that over time, it can be totally lost and then their music gets suggested to PoC as if there's no history behind this music.

Yes Tangled up in blue

Love his voice on this one❣️ wish it was a little longer. I love it now as much as the past, when I would play it on repeat. 🥰

Greg Allman is playing the piano. His brother Duane was the guitar player but he died in an accident. Great band.

I first thought Dylan was rapping in Subterranean Homesick Blues, I'm glad you agree.

Your reactions and channel are the best!

One of my favs. ❤😊

That whole first album is nothing but bangers. My favorite is Down Rodeo.