A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BEATLES | reaction

[@RustinChole]

They did more in 7 years than most bands would in 20. It’s ridiculous.

[@enricodelascio4330]

20? 100.

[@bluepeng8895]

Actually, in 8 years (1962-1970)

[@Azoria4]

bluepeng889 actually they didn’t record together in 1970 so no, it’s 7

[@paulhanson5164]

They did more in 7 years than the band most see as the 2nd greatest band The Rolling Stones have managed in nearly 60 years.

[@RustinChole]

@@bluepeng8895 i meant albums. They didn’t record an album in 62. Please please me came out in 63 - if we’re including singles then sure but why not then include their 62 album that never saw the light of day? In the end it doesn’t matter - they wrote a TON wether it was 6-8-15 years

[@pmR32red]

I grew up on the Beatles and believe me... the Beatles ‘changed the world’ and i was lucky enough to watch it happen.

[@briandonovan1584]

Me too. Wasn't it amazing?

[@stevenanderson7461]

I'm from Liverpool my great grandmother use to baby sit Ringo Star

[@briandonovan1584]

@@stevenanderson7461 Very cool. Cheers.

[@andyjacobs28]

The Beatles are the GOAT. They did all that in 7 years.

[@billythedog-309]

And Capitol Records were also the Greediest of all time.

[@mondegreen9709]

@@billythedog-309 After they couldn't have cared any less about them for over a year.

[@mikezak8812]

It was sick to me 30 years ago what they accomplished in 7-8 years...

[@billythedog-309]

@@mikezak8812 l'm sorry to hear that. l hope you got well soon.

[@mikezak8812]

@@billythedog-309 hehehe...

[@rockylombardo6978]

Greatest band in the world no one will ever touch them, The Beatles enough said.

[@0iceman092]

Talent wise they are not the best hell there music isn't the best BUT their influence and popularity is like no other.

[@jnagarya519]

@@0iceman092 Get your head of of all that happened, which "The Beatles" made possible. If not for them, you wouldn't have heard of those you falsely believe have greater talent and music. Let me guess: you've never actually listened to "The Beatles". You just blow them off in effort to be "original".

[@niggato23]

@@0iceman092 pls stop dude

[@0iceman092]

@@niggato23 no

[@niggato23]

@@0iceman092 yes

[@joshuafeather2740]

I respect people who don’t know stuff but try to learn about it.

[@thebluelobsterking8695]

That is all people

[@joshuafeather2740]

@@thebluelobsterking8695 no. Some people just hate on the Beatles are don’t even know their music or listen to it

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

The Beatles are so varied that they have something for everyone.

[@colinsheppard5519]

Totally agree

[@erwinerwinson5941]

You have 227 Beatles songs left to listen to :- ]

[@redsquirrel1086]

I was a kid in the 60's. The Beatles changed everything. In 1962 popular music was just love songs. 5 years later The Beatles wrote songs about traffic wardens and fire engines that were "clean machines." They transformed not just music but youth culture. They moved the world forward from post World War 2 drabness to the beginnings of what we have today. They were a phenomenon. They weren't just musicians. They were a catalyst for progress socially. We are unlikely to see their like again.

[@robertmartin1807]

The Beatles played sooooo much before they got famous! They played for so many years perfecting their sound and their look that captivated the world.

[@johnperkins9155]

I really enjoyed your Beatles reaction. I was only 15 when I got into the Beatles and been totally hooked on them for 35 years. You will love there albums and especially what they achived in 7 years as recording artists. I love all music old and new performers. But I always go back to the Beatles as I they are the best in mind. All the best hope you may review some more beatles songs or albums.

[@scozz6139]

On February 9th in 1964 I sat in front of my families black and white television set and watched the most amazing thing I had ever seen in my young life, I was 8 years old. I watched The Beatles singing and playing guitars,.... and I was mesmerized!! Seeing them that night changed my life!!

[@jnagarya519]

Changed the lives of millions.

[@MartinDee2000]

Your facial reaction to John Lennon being assonated looked like you hadn't heard that before. Your surprise reaction to the narrator saying Paul died in 1966 was hilarious, since he was making an inside joke (in 1966 there was widespread speculation from conspiracy nuts that Paul had died).

[@jnagarya519]

That crap originated with some college students mocking the way so many "Beatles'" fans were always looking for "secret messages" where there were none.

[@Symbol36]

I am so glad you did this one. I love all sorts of music and The Beatles are one of my favorite. Their music can be fun and deep. I loved your smiles and reactions to it. Keep doing what you do!

[@donw804]

I grew up on the Beatles.... I was 10 when they made that fateful appearance on the Ed Sullivan show...... a night oldsters like me will never forget. Do yourself a favor..... watch the movie A Hard Day's Night. It's a great combination of what Beatlemania was, their early music, and it's quite comedic and amusing. I promise you'll enjoy it a lot!

[@dngdnf4862]

im 22 and i listen to beatles almost every single day

[@paulhanson5164]

Though you'll need to have watched Steptoe and Son to get the running gag of "He's very clean".

[@jnagarya519]

@@paulhanson5164 Yes!

[@manzana5408]

The Beatles make my heart happy.

[@dalewyatt1321]

World domination. And not an internet in sight. Stunning.

[@gregoryeatroff8608]

No one starts out an expert on anything. You're trying to learn more about the world around you. That's admirable. Never stop learning.

[@reuvengershon6625]

Love to see someone discover the whole Beatles thing for the first time. You can see from the look on her face when they were on Ed Sullivan that she was starting to fall. All she needs to do is start listening to the music. She'll find she knows a lot more songs than she thinks. Can't wait for her to start digging their personalities too.

[@starlightshimmery]

It's lovely that you checked out their story! I grew up in the 70s but I loved the Beatles from the beginning. I first knew of them through the Beatles cartoons which were still playing on tv then even though the band broke up years before - when I was a little older I realised they were a real band and totally adored them and got into them in a big way with a couple of friends at school, but of course with no internet then we relied on 2nd hand records and a once a week radio show that covered their story. Loved them ever since and that first period of discovering their songs and story is a special memory. Hope you'll get to watch their movies, they really capture the era and the music is great, of course. Like you, I loved the cover of the With the Beatles album. What I also love is in the Uk, the Beatles didn't want to rip off their fans and wouldn't put the singles on their UK albums, so you always got new material when you got an album.

[@minhearg8331]

Magical Mystery Tour: And yet, people like Steven Spielberg have said since, ‘When I was in film school, that was a film we really took notice of. It was an art film rather than a proper film.'

[@pepguardiola2266]

I had the same curiosity and now...... thats all i listen to lmao

[@Eyyoh755]

" The Beatles "... you can't improve perfection.

[@aidenferry23]

They have a fascinating story! Makes the music that much better :)

[@tomc4311]

I hope this starts a new series of videos by you reacting to the Beatles music!

[@rafaelinho5601]

I was introduced to the Beatles via those cartoons back in the 70’s. Looking back, the cartoons were extremely silly but the music is iconic. That started a lifelong love affair with their music.

[@brandonflorida1092]

I admire you for doing the work to learn what your school should have taught you. It is very difficult for people born later to understand the Beatles' incalculable effect on world culture. It is even possible that rock music would have died out had they not come along.

[@thedrzoidberg4559]

Rubber Soul is one of their best

[@Azabaxe80]

This is an argument that I've been having with myself for over 30 years. Depending on the day, my favorite Beatle record is either Rubber Soul or Revolver. The one record that I listen to the most, however, is Abbey Rd. Don't ask me to choose. It's hopeless.

[@bluepeng8895]

My favorite album of all time is tied between Rubber Soul and Abbey Road, with Revolver coming a close second

[@thomassiegler9898]

Let her start with the early Beatles. There's a lot to explore, already.

[@jnagarya519]

My wo favorites are "Beatles for Sale" and "The Beatles".

[@dino0228]

Paul wrote “When I’m 64” as a cabaret piece when he was 14 - before rock ‘n’ roll was a thing. The Beatles sang it whenever they performed live and the power got cut. They may not have even recorded it, but an album needed one more song. Triple clarinets in it. Bellissimo!

[@buffstraw2969]

When the Beatles made their American TV debut, I was in the 2nd grade. The next morning, at school, all us boys were in the boys' bathroom, wetting our combs in the sinks, trying to comb our very short haircuts forward and down, to resemble "Beatle bangs." All the girls wanted to marry the Beatles, and all us boys wanted to BE the Beatles. We all loved their music. I'm glad a new generation is rediscovering their music. I truly enjoyed your reaction to this capsule history of the band.

[@laurenwood1975]

"He looks good in that beard. That's all I know." girl same😂

[@tuffguy007]

They changed music forever. Only a handful of musicians have had close to this level of impact. Each album was a musical adventure that followed the group’s musical “evolution”. I encourage you to listen to them one album at a time rather than one song at a time. If you are generally unfamiliar, I think a real adventure would come from listening to everything chronologically and sequentially.

[@MsAppassionata]

I couldn’t agree more. It’s very important to see how their talent developed in leaps and bounds from one album to the next. Makes you appreciate them even more that way.

[@georgeandreou5162]

Love the choice for your personal interest. Thank you.

[@t.r.1708]

Great reaction! Thx! Smart of you to seek out truth rather than relying on hearsay! Phenomena are mysterious and Beatle mania was phenomenal! -Terry, Canoga Park

[@losackmd]

There are the Beatles and then there is everyone else ..........way beneath them!

[@davidfisher8821]

Awesome for you to learn about The Beatles, you’ve got a great road ahead of you!

[@ungmd21]

If you listen to their music, you will go on a wonderful musical journey and experience that I wish I could do all over again. I took up the guitar because of them and learned just about every one of their over 200 masterpieces

[@anthonydidonato7692]

I grew up watching them fond memories The 60s was the greatest 10yrs in History For music no auto tuning just pure talent everytime I hear there songs it makes me good sad

[@jnagarya519]

They were also the worst: US involvement in Vietnam.

[@rodoxag9117]

14:20 Yes, you definitely should. Rubber Soul is a masterpiece

[@compteprivefr]

Paul McCartney is the most successful songwritger in history. More successful than Mozart, beethoven, Elvis, Michael Jackson, Gershwin, you name it.

[@kentnottingham9635]

So glad you were curious enough to learn about this extraordinary band! There is a documentary called “HOW THE BEATLES CHANGED THE WORLD”. If you’d like to see and learn more, this would do it! I am from southern Oregon and back then, we only had radio, tv (no MTV) and the record store to learn about this amazing band. Our house lived, breathed and bled Beatles! Thank you for this video, I loved it!!!

[@falcon215]

This was an amazing video clip to watch. As a long time Beatle fan I enjoyed your reaction very much as well. Dive into this worm hole and get familiar with their songs! I would suggest starting with 'Let It Be' and Hey Jude'

[@michaelsmith-iu1be]

Why not start at the beginning?

[@jnagarya519]

Those are the only two songs you know? NO: start with their first LP, and listen to them in order of release. And forget about "genre" nonsense -- they transcended all that.

[@christinerobinson9372]

I loved, loved, loved this idea to show this video!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! I enjoyed this so much, I was spellbound the whole time.

[@lynedwards6714]

My Mum knew George and Paul in the late 50s. Her friends were really good friends with George. We always see the Magical Mystery Tour bus on its travels ❤️

[@thomassiegler9898]

So you got a lot to tell, I guess :)

[@lynedwards6714]

@@thomassiegler9898 haha no not really. I just happen to come from the part of Liverpool where it all started. My Mum was born in ‘44 and has spent her entire life (apart from eloping for a few years in the ‘60s with my Dad to Australia where they had my sister) in the same area. She knew George and Paul, she saw Lennon once on the bus (we find out a few years ago that he slapped one of my Mum’s older sisters in the face when they were teenagers), but she never knew Ringo as he was from a different area. Although, my sister used to go out with Ringo’s nephew (late ‘70s/ early 80s). Mum also had a school friend that lived in Strawberry Field. I often pass George and John’s childhood homes ❤️

[@mikenaykki2173]

Greatest pop,rock Band of all time. They start a revolution in 1960’s how you write and record music and they were so Big they start the stadium 🏟 concerts small venue like 10,000 or 20,000 seat venues didn’t do it any more and record sale were amazing. Today there Number one in totally in music sales nobody can touch them. Their music will be around for generations to come . 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🥁😎

[@Boomerbox2024]

Good for you! I love that you listened to the history of the Beatles for your own edification, and reacted to it. I heard you mention wanting to listen to their albums and I enthusiastically endorse that idea. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE 🍒 LISTEN TO THEM IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER. Now that you know more about them you can better appreciate the changes in their style over time and will get a small sense of what we Boomers who lived through that time went through. Otherwise playing them randomly is like binge watching a dramatic series out of order. The one thing you can't possibly fully understand is what it was like waiting every day for almost a decade for another Beatles song to be released. Enjoyed your video so much I subscribed. Keep up the good work and I will happily join your Paytrion.

[@VarikM]

Thanks for playing this for us to all watch with you! :) Fun

[@oneafter9095]

I’ve enjoyed watching this with you...of course I’d knew all about the Beatles...I’m excited because you are in for a real treat when you start exploring and listening to their music.

[@daggarcia]

As of retired teacher I love it when I see you take it upon yourselve to learn on your own. It is a little dissatisfying when many KZbinrs ask us "older" viewers to tell about them about these Rock n Roll groups though I don't mind telling them.

[@doncourtreporter]

Superlative and they worked for it. They were very experienced and tight by the time we even heard of them.

[@Honkersification]

All the way from Australia - even we had/have heard of them. I wasn't alive at the time but apparently in the city of Adelaide over 300, 000 people jammed the streets just to see them arrive and wave from the hotel balcony. It would be a new Australia after this...

[@MsAppassionata]

There are videos of their arrival there. Crazy!

[@Eskay1206]

and the population was only 500,000

[@Johnfreedom64]

I got mad respect for you young lady for even taking the time to research the Beatles....sadly none of your peers would consider to do

[@jnagarya519]

Most of her peers don't know what an LP is. Cherry pick whatever others tell them to hear. And then it's about the beat, not the whole song.

[@sjd5750]

I grew up on these guys, since I was born the year they came together, 1957..My favorite song from them, (which seems almost ridiculous to pick just one) would have to be "A Day in the Life." off of Sgt. Peppers. However, they had SO many!..They basically took off after The Ed Sullivan appearance, in Feb. of '64 (only a few months after Kennedy was killed, so the nation needed it!)...They officially broke up on my 13th birthday, 1970...In the span of about 6/7 yrs., they produced 12 albums, and wrote over 200 songs, (with very few being dogs) and many making the charts..I always say, "I remember when they landed on this planet."..That's how earth shattering it was, for this 7 yr. old!..I immediately wanted to grow my hair long, and bugged my mother to buy me Beatle boots (which was a thing, at the time.) Never got them, but that was cool..My older brother and sister were buying all their 45 singles, which I believe were .50cents back then..We had them all, and then the albums, eventually..Set the stage for what was to come with the whole British Invasion, and our own American explosion over here, as well..Best time for music, hands down..Nothing will ever compare to it..Not just Rock and Pop, but R&B and Soul too, with Motown, and Stax, and so much more..It was musical heaven, that seemed to have no end...Enjoy your journey..Hope you keep going!..It's a deep, deep well!..Btw, it never occurred to me, but the day their 2nd album "With The Beatles" came out was the day JFK was shot.

[@evyalley]

21:37 oh yeah Paul was def the cute one.

[@MsAppassionata]

I think George was handsome too though.

[@evyalley]

@@MsAppassionata me too. John was the ugliest

[@MsAppassionata]

@@evyalley I don’t think that John was ugly. I think he had an intelligent looking face which made him attractive to me. Some say that Ringo was the ugliest but I always liked his puppy dog eyes. In short, none of them were ugly to me.

[@cojaysea]

What a fabulous documentary. I was 14 in 1964 when the Beatles hit the US and became a huge fan .cant imagine what it was like to watch them grow and change musically as the years went by . They were together for 7 years and only recorded 11 albums but it feels like 70 years and 100 albums

[@jnagarya519]

12 albums.

[@cremetangerine82]

It would be great to react to their promotional films like “Paperback Writer” and “Rain”. Their influence on creating the music video was so great, they became one of the first recipients of the MTV Video Vanguard Award (a lifetime achievement award later renamed after Michael Jackson) in 1984.

[@richardmartin9565]

The Beatles changed the world!

[@hongfang2508]

That video is information packed. I already know most of that stuff, but had to hang on to catch everything being said. I applaud The Black Kagome for wanting to learn some history about the band. I hadn't thought of that approach but I think it's a better approach than just jumping into their songs. It's good to learn the order of the albums and thus the songs because the band achieved widespread fame over a bit less than a decades (most of the 60s) but their songs evolved greatly during that time. If you listen to a song from 1964, it will sound different from one of their songs just 4 years later

[@catenystrom6506]

Every single Beatles album is better than the one before it, IMO. They are AMAZING

[@bluegrassreb1]

The Beatles had the biggest selling album of... 2000-2010!!!! what???

[@mlong1958]

After the Jacksonville concert, all contracts with The Beatles had a "no segregation" clause in them.

[@jnagarya519]

A good snapshot of how immense "The Beatles" and their worldwide impact.

[@JJWalkerisDynomite]

I wish he’d dropped in that early on the Beatles toured the UK to get local popularity and with Little Richard on the bill. This helped get Little Richard a resurgence. They were giant fans of his so it’s something LR always mentioned when asked about them and was very fond of them.

[@ittamandarano289]

rEACT TO SOME OF THEIR SONGS. They had 3 distinct periods of progression. Start with the early: SHE LOVES YOU, SHAKE IT A BABY, PLEASE PLEASE ME and TICKET TO RIDE

[@brandonflorida1092]

"Shake it a Baby" is actually called "Twist and Shout."

[@jnagarya519]

Begin with their first LP.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

I love this! Thank you for sharing.

[@shermanmi]

Enjoy going down this rabbit hole! I grew up with the Beatles but didn't listen to them in bulk until I was about 16 (in the summer of 2012). I learned all about them. For example, the "Paul died in 1966" joke references a silly (but very detailed) conspiracy that was born in 1969 when a fan started noticing alleged "clues" in the Beatles' music and album artwork to suggest that Paul died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a winner of a Lookalike Contest. Also a fun rabbit hole to go down xD It's what made me obsessed with album artwork :D

[@perrymalcolm3802]

This is actually a good crash course intro to the Beatles! Looking back now with time n age, I think that touring for them was torture

[@jnagarya519]

The "Revolver" cover is classic, and was done by Klaus Voorman, an old friend from Hamburg.

[@spicy321]

Not only did they record 10 songs in 10 hours, they worked through their lunch break to rehearse which amazed the staff at Abbey Road who had never seen a group do that. That is dedication.

[@TrekBeatTK]

AND John had a cold and by the time Twist and Shout was performed his voice was shot.

[@rashe48]

Your reaction to lennon's death... Such true emotion! I remember where I was when I heard. Loved watching this.

[@kenchristie9214]

The song Paul played was Eddie Cochran's "20 Flight Rock" which impressed John. Paul also said he had a friend who was a Wiz on the guitar - George.

[@thomassiegler9898]

and he knew all the lyrics.

[@TOYSTITCHER]

Thanks for this👍 you did Great !...quiet, paying attention, commenting briefly during the content and summing up concisely. I learned a lot because of this so Thank You 🤗🥰

[@hanoc101]

Paperback Writer is not on Revolver although it should have been.

[@domcoke]

yep - clocked that myself - rookie error

[@neotrinity6860]

No it shouldn't. It was exactly where it was supposed to be.

[@BadDreamFucker]

He also slipped up before that. I think you remove Dr. Robert and yellow submarine, and replace them with Paperback Writer/Rain, and you definitely have the greatest album ever made, Until you add Strawberry Fields forever/Penny Lane to Sgt. Pepper, which takes over the top spot.

[@bluepeng8895]

@@BadDreamFucker Nah, they should have kept Dr. Robert and just replaced Yellow Submarine for Rain and Paperback Writer

[@BadDreamFucker]

@@bluepeng8895 I don't think there was enough room left on the vinyl for an extra song. I could be wrong though. It's surprising that they chose Eleanor Rigby /Yellow Submarine as the double A side. I think She said She said/Taxman would've been killer.

[@TheBlackQueen]

A few corrections: *She Loves You and From Me To You actually weren't on Please Please Me, they were separate singles released around the same time. *Just about every album had at least one single, just not always released in the UK or at the same time as the album's release. *We Can Work It Out was not released on Rubber Soul, it was a separate single. *Paperback Writer was not released on Revolver, it was another separate single. *Last note: That "Paul McCartney died in 1966" joke was actually a conspiracy theory back then. There was a rumour that a man was killed in a car wreck and the people near the crash recognised McCartney's body. After that incident, People started to notice Paul looked rather different. His teeth were straighter than normal and his hair line and ears seemed a bit off. The theory goes that, rather than just finding a new bassist and announcing his death, the remainder of The Beatles hosted a Paul McCartney look-alike contest and the winner replaced him in secrecy under the same name. Post 1966 Paul McCartney is sometimes referred to as Faul. This of course was a bunch of bull. Paul was indeed in a car wreck but he came out alive. His teeth looked different because he chipped a tooth and had to get it fixed. The chipped tooth unfixed can be seen in their promo clips for Paperback Writer and Rain. As for the hair and ears, the band were all changing their look and it's simple adolescence that changed his face very subtly. Nevertheless, the band heard about this theory and decided to make some fun out of it, hiding references in their songs, albums, and artwork for the nuts to decipher.

[@The5thGen]

The best group of songwriters ever.

[@paullanoue5228]

Great video. I was a teenager during the Beatles incredible run and I didn’t know some of the info in that video. Thank you.

[@richardmartin9565]

I was a sophmore in high school when Beatle Mania struck. In English class we loved teasing the girls and the teacher. One of my classmates asked the teacher to diagram the sentence "I want to hold your hand". She hopped to it! if we wanted to get the teacher to change the subject, we'd say something bad about The Beatles.

[@jnagarya519]

"Strawberry Fileds Forever" is one of the greatest recording in history. The other is their song "Please Please Me".

[@robertasirgutz8397]

The cover art on "Revolver" was drawn by bassist, Klaus Goodman. He also played on many Beatles tracks.

[@thomassiegler9898]

Not really! His name is Klaus Voormann, an old friend from the Hamburg days. He played on solo albums of John and George, Manfred Mann's Earthband and many others. But not on Beatles tracks.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

That was really cool! Thank you!! Are you going to react to some Beatles songs?? Please!

[@blitztim6416]

That was a good video. Pretty accurate. What's crazy, if you look at the dates, how frequently they were putting out music. And still getting the critical acclaim. So ya, it's hard for people now to understand what an influence they were on music and society. Glad you watched this.

[@helenjarvis7755]

Just wanted to say thanks for reseaching them. It helps to know who you are reacting to. So many dont bother. I was born 3 days before there 1st number one hit. You have a new sub.

[@39thala]

The song you said you know, "Come Together" is from their 'Abby Road' album, just in case you hadn't already researched that. Great reaction and glad you wanted to learn more about them.

[@jnagarya519]

In Hamburg they played 8 hours a night, 7 days per week. In Liverpool, they were barely a band; Hamburg is where they became a band.

[@richardbeaton7324]

Loved this video ! , Please do more Beatles reactions ! X

[@Beatgeneration2010]

John Lennon was the originator of Love me do, he was influenced by Bruce Channel's "Hey Baby" This narrator is for the Birds.

[@reuvengershon6625]

Only because of the harmonica in Jey Baby

[@Turtledove2009]

I hope you join the Beatles fans family. Sure we love other music, but for us the Beatles are supreme. As Beatles fans, we can be divided on politics and religion but the Beatles always bring us back together. I suggest that the Beatles be played exclusively in the USA and Americans will soon love one another again.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

The "1" album is a great listen because most of their singles weren't actually on their albums. It was considered odd to put a single that had been released on the album, at least in Britain. Also, the 'Past Masters' albums features a lot of those singles that didn't make it to the top of the charts, including amazing cuts like "Rain". The upcoming documentary "Get Back" is going to be amazing, as well. Director Peter Jackson took all 350 hours of footage shot during the recording of the 'Let it Bet' album and recut it, enhancing all the video and remixing the audio. The original documentary was criticize for being too negative, and this new version is supposed to show more of the fun they actually had. Legends is almost an understatement. Great that you looked into them and you I'm jealous that you get to listen to these songs for the first time, even though they never get old, even after 50+ years.

[@josephtingley654]

Unknown gem: The night The Beatles played the Ed Sullivan show for the first time, not a single crime was logged in throughout the entire country. Not a single crime, think about how amazing a stat like that is.

[@alansmith1989]

Neither "From Me to You" or "She Loves You" were ever on the "Please, Please Me" album, they were singles only.

[@josephtingley654]

Another great gem: Due to the complexity of their later music, George Martin needed to create new ways of recording them. Because of this, the multi-track system was created. Their music was only one of the many ways that they led all other bands.

[@jazziered142]

Abby Road is my favorite. I Me Mine is my current favorite song. A Hard Day's Night is a great movie, one of my favorites. Also look for the rooftop performance on KZbin. It's great. The End is a beautiful song.

[@paulcollins7185]

Not a bad short brief of the band, some stuff missed out. Brian Epstein was not a music journalist, ever. The Beatles did not tour with Tony Sheridan. They recorded as backing band for him, on his recordings for Polydor Records and Bert Kaemfert was the record producer. The Beatles had some of their own recordings with him as well, singing and playing. Tony Sheridan was a singer/ guitarist from Norwich England and was on the same Hamburg night club scene as The Beatles, they weren't on tour together they knew each other as performance colleagues in Hamburg. The Beatles did 2-4 months at a time working in the nightclubs as a live performing band playing for as long as 7/8 hours a night! as did quite a lot of other bands from England, mostly from Liverpool and the North West of England.

[@Waterloosunset2]

Not all of the information in this brief bio is accurate, but it gives the idea.

[@choice12ozborne]

I'm young in all I can go by is documentaries and biographies in hard copy or the net. I can listen to older people I'm a family about The Beatles and others but there's going to be subjective. So what about this was not accurate? This is not some sort of test I'm playing really just being honest that I like to learn and you made a comment so I'm asking you what part of this shall we not really take serious I?

[@Waterloosunset2]

@@choice12ozborne If you want accurate information then read Mark Lewisohn. He's in the midst of a biography trilogy. It's taking a long time because he's essentially interviewing everyone that ever heard a Beatle sneeze..

[@scottelement]

@@choice12ozborne read “Magical Mystery Tours” by Tony Bramwell

[@HankHopeless]

@@willzimjohn Yeah, I think thats a fair description of the range of inaccuracies. However, if You choose to dive deeper into the story of the Beatles, You'll most likely be confused on a higher level

[@HankHopeless]

@@choice12ozborne THX for actually asking :-)

[@TrekBeatTK]

Yes, they DID release a lot in December. The record companies intentionally wanted something released that kids could get for Christmas.

[@MrUndersolo]

We are still amazed by what they did, and always will be.

[@jnagarya519]

Ringo was the drummer in the most popular band in Liverpool.

[@daudder]

Your reactions were priceless. Thanks

[@robertvaughn6646]

The little joke the narrator said "Paul died in '66" was referencing the rumor that became a conspiracy in '66 that Paul had been killed in a traffic accident and a look a like substitute secretly took his place. There are a lot of "clues" to prove Paul died placed on the albums.

[@jnagarya519]

All of it BUNK.

[@robertvaughn6646]

@@jnagarya519 Well, we do know he didn't die and the Beatles didn't start the rumor but it was a very interesting trip for the time.

[@beatmet2355]

I’d recommend the documentary miniseries, Anthology. It turned me into a Beatlemaniac. I was familiar with them before seeing it, but didn’t actively listen until seeing it.

[@davidfisher8821]

You’ll love Rubber Soul, but Revolver is even better!

[@buffstraw2969]

Happiness is a warm revolver. Sorry. I'll show myself out.