Bro Reacts to The Beatles - Come Together

[@loadedorygun]

Funny how Paul McCartney is rarely mentioned among the greatest bassists, but everybody knows that line at the beginning. And it’s unique. 🤷‍♂️

[@ohboi994]

Come Together, Taxman, Something, Dear Prudence and many more!! Paul is definitely UNDERRATED as impossible as that sounds

[@RadCenter]

I recently watched the documentary "McCartney 1-2-3," and I learned that what I had thought was a tuba on "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" was actually Paul's bass. PUAL MCCARTNEY COULD MAKE HIS BASS SOUND LIKE A TUBA. He's simply the best.

[@Revolver1981]

Paul McCartney is known as one of the most innovative bass players in history so I don't know what you're talking about.

[@RadCenter]

@@Revolver1981 he's agreeing with you.

[@Revolver1981]

@@RadCenter Yeah but he says McCartney is rarely mentioned amongst the greatest ever bass players when he actually is regularly rated one of the greatest and innovative bass players in history.

[@davidhart8621]

What I've always loved about this song is how it feels both very raw and very controlled at the same time.

[@60sbaby456]

Yes exactly like a machine

[@jeffyoung9341]

Paul’s bass line and Ringo’s drumming are what make this song!

[@TheCornishCockney]

Macca is one of the best bass players in history,absolutely no doubt.

[@antarcticorb9197]

They were on a completely different level... virtually untouchable. You name the band, and every single one has been influenced by them, every genre. Something very rare, and beyond once in a lifetime. They were that good.

[@detroitlady7201]

Now, Pink Floyd easily every bit as good if not better, especially at experimenting with sounds. Same time, same country, definitely same level or better musically!

[@werewolvesofsanger4649]

My all time favorite band. No one else is even close.

[@lesgobrandon9444]

Ditto !! Can't get enough

[@robertmartin1807]

No one will ever come close

[@joemauntel9381]

Some of the coolest lyrics in all of rock and roll. Lennon called this word salad....gobblygook. He ALWAY FOUND THE RIGHT WORDS.

[@dougieyou]

never gets old...that's how it's done kids... try the whole second side of this album..unmatched...

[@sarahfullerton6894]

And listen to that 2nd side as 1 big song, as they all flow together. That's how itvwas intended to be. And if you plan to listen to sidev 2 of Abbey Road, be sure to listen to the original. In that one the ditty " Her Majesty" is on the end!

[@TheDivayenta]

A classic John wordplay song. Ringo’s drumming is phenomenal on this one.

[@mikefetterman6782]

It was magical how everything they did just seemed on a higher (cooler) level than whatever anyone else was doing. I think 60 years later, we still have catching up to do.

[@RicoBurghFan]

Beatles A-Z man! Their insane variety of ballads, psychedelia and bangers will amaze you. Seriously just pick one at random, you can never go wrong! 💯👍🏾

[@harlanginsberg7269]

A Day I the Life is considered by many not only oe of the best thigs they've ever done but one of the greatest songs ever,period. Others to consider Revolution, Let It Be, Hey Jude ,Eleanor Rigby the whole Abbey Road album,oops

[@TheMike_I]

Let It Be is one of their many classics 👍

[@ETBrenner]

Come Together is indeed one funky groove, and all of the Abbey Road album is excellent. The tracks from Here Comes the Sun through to the end, which made up the second side of the original LP, are an especially trippy sequence and best enjoyed all in one sitting, so I enthusiastically recommend you react to the whole side that way, I think you'll love it. IMO, while a lot of their early stuff is fun in its own way, it's at Rubber Soul that they begin to really take off, and everything from Revolver onward is golden. Enjoy!

[@kendrap-LvnHppnss6371]

YES!!!! This has got to be the most fire tracks from The Beatles, hands down....got that funky vibe! 😉

[@emilymartinez6961]

So glad you're getting into The Beatles , they don't have one bad song, l guarantee it👍

[@ammytejeda3023]

Except for revolution 9 and wild honey pie

[@makeadifference4all]

I love "Wild Honey Pie." The biggest stinker for me would be "Mr. Moonlight," although John gives it his all vocally.

[@christopherjones546]

There's so many great Beatles songs, and such a variety. Check out Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, A Day in the Life, I Am the Walrus, Here Comes the Sun, Something, , Rain, Paperback Writer, Hey Jude, Let It Be. I could go on and on, but these are good to start with. The Beatles are what got me into music, and they have always been my favorite.

[@ScottDeBerg]

I have my parents to thank for my love of music, and specifically The Beatles. They gave me my first Beatles album for my birthday when I was 7 years old, back in 1964, which was the release year of their very first US album “Meet the Beatles”. Apparently I started drumming on things when I was a toddler, and they thought they’d encourage my love for drumming. They also turned me on to The Dave Clark Five - contemporaries of The Beatles - and I loved them, because leader Dave Clark was the drummer! The Beatles rabbit-hole is full of great music. Enjoy!

[@werewolvesofsanger4649]

You got me beat by 3 years. My grandmother gave me my first album by anybody when I was 7 in 1967. It was the soundtrack of Help on Capitol Records. It has the James Bond sounding instrumentals on it which I always thought was cool. That really put the hooks in me as far as Rock and Roll went. I still have the album too .

[@Starriddin]

I was about the same age when I got the same album. Not the later, “Withe The Beatles” though they had the same cover picture. I spent countless hours singing with the songs from that album! Their early music was so different and fresh sounding from anything being played in the US at the time. Of course, their “Radical” long hair and collarless suits freaked out all of our parents. The newsreel footage of teenage girls screaming, fainting, and endlessly chasing them everywhere they appeared in public, scared the older folks to death! Lol!!!

[@scottzappa9314]

I had a similar experience but just with the drums. I started playing drums with pencils on a cigar box, so my parents got me drums and drum lessons.

[@ScottDeBerg]

@@scottzappa9314 I was drumming my index fingers on the kitchen table when we ate.

[@frikster5176]

The Beatles greatest band of all time 20 #1 hits, most #1 hits in the history of music all done within 7-8 yrs no band or single artist even close

[@debbie541]

the beatles have so many songs and their music covers so many DIFFERENT GENRES it's unbelievable

[@anthonyblakely399]

The Beatles are the tops and definitely the worldwide favorite because they pioneered Rock n' Roll and made it accessible for any generation no matter what age you are or were to really enjoy their music. Love me some Beatles!!!! I request you react to "I am The Walrus." Fire!!!!

[@RadCenter]

Ringo delivers one of the greatest drum fills in history on this track.

[@slevin6544]

Man this song has aged so well. Sounds so clean even today.

[@sethwetzel974]

One of the greatest of all time. Listen to the whole Whit Album son. It's a double album but if you loved Come Together you'll love that whole album. Love you Zay and Zel too!!!! Give love to your wonderful Mom for me too!!!! Thanks for the great content as always!!!! Hope to watch much more of you both soon!!!!! Be well and stay safe out there!!!!!!!

[@robertmartin1807]

This band is top tier! They’re the best band that has ever exited and to express their popularity and how important they are would be impossible put into words

[@JamesAllenJr]

They've got so many all time great songs... you have a road to travel with these dudes!

[@mjeffn2]

This song is an amazing demonstration of what happens when the Blues are interpreted by English rock bands of the 60s. The song is pretty much a straight up I, IV, V, 12 bar blues. I love that period of music. The artistic creativity was off the charts.

[@TsunamiBeefPies]

Another great time watching you hear great music for the first time, Zay! What you get with The Beatles is some of the finest songwriting you'll ever encounter. They worked hard on every song, and crafted each one until they were satisfied with it. There are great songs throughout their entire catalog. Early on, their songs were made for radio in the 60s--2-3 minutes long, and filled with great melodies, clever harmonies (listen to "If I Fell" some of the most gorgeous two-part harmonies you will ever hear), and interesting song structures. Later, they got more experimental, and that's the period where Abbey Road, the album that "Come Together" is on fits into their song cycle. I could recommend scads of songs for you to try, but you really can't go wrong. Have fun, Zay! And don't forget--the music of King Crimson awaits you!

[@Straydogger]

And every song was different. Amazing stuff.

[@davidschecter5247]

Almost everything The Beatles did is different from everything else. Great writers, musicians, singers, experimenters.

[@letitbesummer6536]

My first real musical love was the Beatles. I was in love! They were well before my time because I was a teen and young adult in the 80s. And while I have eclectic musical tastes and enjoy so many artists, my first real love was the Beatles. 😍

[@rodgantt3497]

The Beatles were/are great for many reasons. The uniqueness and creativity of their songs, but also because they did it all; rock, ballads, hard rock, acid rock, playful, love songs, you name it and they did it as well or better than anyone else.

[@jimfrederick3907]

This is over 50 years old! There's the Beatles and a few thousand light years away is everyone else!

[@libsterella]

I love The Beatles, especially the early stuff. I was blown away the first time I heard this, it was such a departure from their feel-good pop. Such a cool, funky beat! And the lyrics turn your head around. What did he just say??? Try Helter Skelter next. Read up on the story behind it.

[@jkinz12345]

All four of them popped off. The slide guitar, the wry vocal, the epic bass line, and the killer drum fills. You can’t forget billy on the keys 😉

[@davidfisher8821]

Helter Skelter, Dear Prudence, strawberry fields, I am the Walrus, Don’t let me down, A Day in the Life, Tomorrow Never Knows, Rain, Paperback Writer, and that’s just getting started!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

What a thoroughly enjoyable reaction. New subscriber here. I think I hit you with Steely Dan somehow and then jumped over here but you got to react to that latest and final Beatles release. The backstory is fascinating and it goes back to 1977, 7 years after the Beatles broke up which was worldwide news, and 3 years before he was assassinated.😢 and then it comes up all the way to 2023 where, after being known for pushing technology in the 60s, they go out with a bang right now doing exactly the same thing for their final offering.

[@ontrack16]

This was the final group effort ever by The Beatles, a month or so before the release of Abbey Road, Aug 1969. Some peoples favorite. George Harrison was just 26 years old. John being all of 29. They were definitive. I love your reaction! One of the best Beatle reacts i've seen. And a lot of people have recently been appreciating this group and I love it!

[@edcatt9196]

I was in high school when that came out. Listening to that hypnotic effect put me almost in a trance. And the lyrics had this sexually suggestive content woven in (and I had to listen to it with headphones so my parents would catch that, and because it's better through headphones). I loved the hints the lyrics create, but not quite answering. That's another aspect of their songwriting. They made you work it out; made you work for it; and yet not fully answer it for you. Kept you coming back! If you haven't already, try the White Album. 'Yer Birthday' is a barrage of heavy rock and roll! The White Album is a collection of different styles, both quirky, and down right rock! They were always exploring and trying different things. Thanks for review Come Together! Love your eagerness to explore. 🙂

[@methampheminist]

Glad you’re enjoying the Beatles catalog! If you want to experience how great they really were I’d suggest you do full album reactions, even if you were to upload them to patreon! Their musical evolution is INSANE

[@rodgantt3497]

So good to see young guys like you discover the greatness of these four guys!

[@geofftague4417]

Time travel man! The world went crazy!

[@craigmcmahon4904]

That little riff you like is an imitation of a rotary phone dial sound. He’s calling someone. If you’re as old as I am you recognize it. 👍

[@jaquestraw1]

Absolutely my fav Beatles album.

[@johnandrews3151]

From their early years - Beatles/If I Fell STUDIO VERSION

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Three of my favorites from The Beatles are Strawberry Fields Forever, I Am the Walrus, and Baby You're a Rich Man. But then there are so so many more..... Check out David Bowie and John Lennon (from the Beatles), Fame. Funky!!!

[@louieb5651]

Welcome to The Beatles! As you traverse their catalog, I hope you marvel at their amazing evolution over a mere 8 years! I know you love Zeppelin (me too!) but it started with this Fab foursome!!

[@montymason1647]

Phat bass. On tha' one drums. Funk-a-telechy vocals. Killah Dillah lines. Slippery, wicked gee-tur. Didn't hear this audaciousness of a groove til Prince picked up their crown, and took their sword forth, and carried on Tha' Mission: While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Indeed. Baybee, indeed...

[@TheGodfather4200]

Check out I Want You (She’s So Heavy) from the same album and pay particular attention to McCartney’s bass. It’s unreal.

[@vincentprestomburgo1396]

This was the first track of the last album that they recorded. The year was 1969. Listen to it start to finish. It'll blow your mind.

[@TTM9691]

Damn, loved this reaction. I know EXACTLY the part you mean, ha! There are so many Beatle songs, so many different kinds. I'll suggest....."I Am The Walrus"! That's a wild and weird one!!!! Solid groove, crazy weird lyrics, super wild sounds......"I Am The Walrus"! Try it!

[@Starriddin]

Do “Yer Blues”, “Why Don’t We Do It In The Road”, and Helter Skelter”. All from the “White Album” 1970. Probably their best, most mature and creative album. It was their last album. But, to fully understand The Beatle phenomenon, you would need to start with their early stuff from the early 1960’s. Most of us Beatles fans were young kids when they changed rock forever with their, at the time, much different chords, riffs, and harmonies. As has been said many times before, WE grew up WITH The Beatles as THEY grew up musically and politically, as well as age. WE went through the same things that influenced their music, so we related with every change in musical style they gave us. They even created some of the modern categories of rock as they, and we, grew up. In my opinion, they paved the way for nearly ALL of what we think of today as “Rock and Roll”!

[@tbmike23]

Hope we get to see you again, my dude. Here Comes The Sun is another masterpiece from this album.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Drive My Car from their earlier years , very funky for that time in 1965.. Back in USSR and '' Dear Prudence' ,check it out .. They are made to play together if you can find a vid with them attached properly .

[@bryanfouts287]

Zay just let the record play out. Abby Road is a masterpiece. Their final studio album and what an exit. There are too many songs to list but Rubber Soul, Sgt. Peppers, White Album, shoot they all have something

[@51Dss]

Love it. Big fan of your YT channel. Pleases me to no end to see how your generation reacts to the music that defined my youth.

[@joshehrendreich4058]

Tomorrow Never Knows is bumping and (still) ahead of its time.

[@dgbucko]

Pinnacle of Beatles as a band. Then followed by track 2.

[@jackmccomb4234]

While my guitar gently weeps!!!!!!! I know you’ll love it

[@harlanginsberg7269]

Doesn't get much better than Come Together

[@jenniferandrews1917]

Lol! Your video doesn’t start for 27 minutes and you already have LIKES and comments. That’s pure love, Zay. ❤️

[@zayzel2670]

Miss you Jennifer!! ❤️

[@jenniferandrews1917]

@@zayzel2670 awww! I missed you too. I had a contract for work out of state and no WiFi. I’m trying to catch up though. Much love 💕 Don’t worry about making too many videos just concentrate on your school work. Give Zeldon my love, too!

[@scottzappa9314]

Bro, the rest of the album, do that. It's a masterpiece. After a certain point in time all their stuff was a masterpiece.

[@ed.z.]

A righteous reaction to the great Beatles.

[@loadedorygun]

This is the Beatles song that fucks the most. Hands down. It’s the pimp walk of Beatles songs. Shoulda just called it Strut.

[@GrouchyMarx]

Come Together is the first song on their Abbey Road album, which is an awesome album heard beginning to end. Particularly side 2 of the album (beginning with "Here Comes the Sun"), that is best experience in its entirety since most songs blend into following ones, typical of concept albums. When you play Abbey Road there's one last brief Paul song "Her Majesty" that starts about 15 seconds after you think the album is over. I suggest you do the next song on the album "Something" written and sung by George Harrison. Was consider _the_ most beautiful love song ever written.✌😎

[@babyjane534]

MORE OF THEM YOUR REACTION IS AMAZING

[@cosmonaut9942]

Love the Beatles. Saw them live at Dodger Stadium in L.A. I went with my father. Do more reactions to the Grateful Dead. Dark Star would be a good start.

[@firstbornunicorn1545]

Zay wait til you get to "I Want You (She's so Heavy)." I feel like maybe you touched upon it in a live stream but could be wrong, but it's one of my all time favorite tunes ever!

[@ValenciaLydia]

Guys, I soooo badly need you to review Eddie Hazel’s cover of “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” by the Beatles. Eddie Hazel was the guitarist for Parliament Funkadelic and truly one of the most underrated shredders of all time. It’s 9 minutes of magic, and I have NO doubt you’d love it. Your channel is great, and I look forward to seeing you guys discover more otherworldly classics. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do yourselves a favor and listen to Eddie Hazel.

[@leemcintyre9490]

Since they First Showed up in Their Matching French Made Suits, the World has been falling for, and Copying Everything The FAB FOUR Does for Over 60 yrs. Somehow them Lads from Liverpool knew how Be Trend setters!! Great Reaction! Till next Time, Peace, & Love ✌️

[@johndemarco2060]

The Beatles will blow your mind! They two hundred and fifty smash hits! You will have hours and hours of listening pleasure that you won't be able to believe. I suggest that you start by listening to birthday, Helter skelter, and she's so heavy I want you.

[@jalandacurry4585]

This song STANK honey!!!!! As u say "bro that beat is NASSSTY!!"

[@darrenfletcher565]

'i am the walrus' is a classic, u can't really go wrong with any Beatles track but 'i am the walrus' is my favourite. You got to check out 'change' by Blind Melon at some point, you won't regret it👍

[@bobbybrettel5422]

Oh Darling..... underrated song

[@Mikeluvdrums]

Enjoy that Beatles ride ..

[@mikenaykki2173]

Excellent song! 👍👍😎

[@brandonflorida1092]

The Beatles released more than 200 recordings. They have many, many songs that are timeless classics, many that are merely good, and a few that, to my ears at least, are not very good. I'm glad that your first exposure was two good ones. There are from the Beatles late period. I'd personally advise you to do something like chronological order so you can see how they changed over time. Some of their best early songs are: "I Want to Hold Your Hand" "I Saw Her Standing There" "It Won't Be Long" "All I've Got to Do" "All My Loving" "I Should Have Known Better" "If I Fell" "I'm Happy Just to Dance with You" "And I Love Her" "Any Time at All"

[@carollittle1059]

The Beatles!!

[@binxbolling]

Top selling musicians of all time.

[@terrieb13]

I'm so glad I found your channel! Love your reactions. I was 13 when the Beatles to America. I was in love with them from the first song I heard! Beatlemania all the way! 💖😎

[@peperino25]

*The Less I Know The Better by Tame Impala (AUDIO)*

[@mikenaykki2173]

You gotta Listen to Hey Bulldog by the Beatles it’s excellent too! 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🥁😎

[@danrieke9988]

Dude. Love your content. But been a while. Do more please. Signed - an old white guy Vietnam Era Vet who has faced the enemy weapons at close range with brothers of every race. Please man, love your work.

[@genesiegel2884]

Nice! The Beatles “White Album” has so much worthy stuff too.

[@kathyedleman633]

Try "I Want You (she's so heavy)" "While my guitar gently weeps " " A Day in a Life " :)

[@williamcabell142]

Elvis, the Beatles,and last, but not least Led Zeppelin the tree great influencers of all TIME! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@jenniferjohnson319]

This is best classice rock...just a classsic.

[@ericsandi6619]

Beatles, Floyd, and Zep! Can't go wrong.

[@vvnavarrewolfvv4218]

This guy is hooked now...... lol...

[@samlawrence4670]

My favourite Beatles album hands down love it.

[@DJ-bj8ku]

Love the sexy double meaning ‘come together over me’

[@werewolvesofsanger4649]

Ringo is the one who put the beat in Beatles. Jay. you should check out... Helter Skelter Strawberry Fields Forever I am the Walrus or.......One After 909

[@FUBAR1986]

This song more than any other Beatles song shows the talent of Ringo Starr. All the drummers who have tried to play this particular riff they can’t none of them can only Ringo plays at right

[@lindakessler8768]

Ringo's drums are really good on this song. Great pic. 👍💋🤙

[@dillonpereiraa]

The Beatles have to be my favourite band they have a level of versatility that is unmatched and were innovative in almost every way… keep in mind this bands catalogue consists of over 200 songs all released within about 8 years and all before 1970 to top it all off! These guys did it all at! My recommendation would honestly be to listen to the whole catalogue from Rubber Soul onward but otherwise, I recommend In My Life, She said She Said, With a little Help From My Friends, I Am The Walrus, Dear Prudence, Here Comes the Sun…Ig I got a little carried away lmao

[@paulkeahtigh2]

More Beatles please 😎

[@jodyirvin3156]

You should check out the rooftop concert .

[@allannancarrow8034]

On the same album you gotta do I WANT You SHES SO HEAVEY

[@inko196]

Super reaction!

[@Doggeslife]

3 months now. I hope you both come back someday as a team again. Peace out.

[@karajohnston7779]

Love the Beatles! They seriously evolved along with music! Here comes the sun and hey Jude are my favourites. I noticed that you guys really appreciate Led Zeppelin, Dyer Maker is an awesome song, it has reggae vibes.

[@51Dss]

Beatles - some of my favorites I would like you to react - Hide Your Love; In My Life; The entire album Dr Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (its meant to played as one continuous piece of musical story)