The Beatles Journey to Pepper

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the beatles documenatry featuring john lennon paul mccartney george harrison and ringo starr
also featured sg peppers lonely hearts club band revolver and rubber soul
00:00 Intro
0:28 Help
01:03 The beatles recieve an MBE
02:05 The Beatles Take LSD
4:24 The Beatles meet Elvis
5:54 The Beatles last live show
6:57 Rubber Soul
7:00 Norwegian wood
7:28 Drive my car
7:57 Nowhere man
8:20 In my life
8:37 Im looking through you
8:43 Run for your life
8:50 After rubber soul
10:05 She said she said
10:12 Dr Robert
10:40 Im only sleeping
11:05 Good day sunshine
11:20 Got to get you into my life
11:32 I want to tell you
11:46 Love you too
11:49 Taxman
12:00 Abbey road Studio problems
12:30 The beatles quit touring
12:50 John lennon bigger than jesus
13:25 Burning beatles records
14:18 John lennons apology
15:25 The beatles quit touring
15:50 Paul mccartney takes LSD
16:13 Sgt peppers lonely hearts club band
16:58 Strawberry fields forever
17:05 Penny lane
17:10 David crosby at abbey road
17:20 Sgt pepper
17:28 Billy shears
17:34 With a little help from my friends
17:45 Getting better
17:58 Fixing a hole
18:05 Shes leaving home
18:16 Being for the benefit of mr kite
18:28 Within you without you
18:46 When im 64
18:58 Lovely rita
19:09 Good morning good morning
19:25 Sgt pepper reprise
19:31 A day in the life
20:22 Brian epsteins death

[@user-lj8sp7zg1p]

Brilliant- I really enjoyed the Pepper interpretation

[@filmretrospective5334]

thanks

[@jdemarco]

Can you imagine all this bizarre life compacted into the lives of guys only in their 20's??

[@J-Loe]

“I Want to Tell You” is soo goddamn great

[@richierugs6544]

Rubber was the one that got me on to them, ipreferred Stone Who Kinks and Animals, the dangerous bands, but Rubber Soul was a de[arture from the mop top stuff and i really loved it

[@michaelharrington75]

Lol. The Beatles were the real bad Boys out of all those bands. The others (especially the Stones) just gave the image of being "dangerous bands". The Beatles manager had encouraged them to present themselves as professional, likeable guys in order to become successful. After the Beatles opened the door for those other bands they could put on the image of being more dangerous while still being allowed through the door.

[@Alpha_WK]

It really doesn’t make sense to compare the Beatles to other bands imo. They were in their own category.

[@plasteredbastard]

​@@michaelharrington75stones were into a lot more sinister activity, particularly brian jones.

[@pedromarques7457]

When I compare bands my criterion is the quality of the music and not how "dangerous" they can be. None of the bands you mentioned had arguments to compete with the Beatles' creativity, so they opted for the "bad and ugly" public image as a way to stand out.

[@plasteredbastard]

for me you articulated pretty well the uncertainty for brian after the band quit touring finding any way to stay relevant himself and keeping the band in the public consciousness. i think brian's loss signalled the inevitable end though paul did his utmost to keep them engaged and moving in a single direction. well done, another fine installment.

[@harpers1203]

PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE THEY'RE SO GOOD

[@erikswed]

Really good. All the best from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@filmretrospective5334]

Thank you. Stay tuned.

[@ronanfitzgerald1507]

Paul or george or ringo could literally save someone from a burning building and John would still be like: "that was rubbish"

[@michaelharrington75]

16:55 "Harrison's role as lead guitarist was limited" because he'd spent the last year or so messing around with a sitar instead of getting better on his guitar, and focusing on the Beatles, which was his livelihood. His band mates probably felt like he was letting them down during that period? He was running off to India to take sitar lessons instead of focusing on guitar for the Beatles songs. When he finally made the choice to put the sitar down and focus on becoming a better guitar player he started doing his finest guitar work.

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[@mattroberts86]

They all went to India. One can play both.

[@WhatTheyDontTellYou-hy3lw]

What absolute nonesene. George was already a great guitar player at that point. George as said in the video was not interested in the album. hence his lead guitar was limited. because he wasnt involved. rewatch the video its explained in there. He also never "put down the sitar" to focus on his guitar playing complete nonesense.

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

They were just kids and went through all this. It must have been spectacular.

[@davidross7634]

I’ve always felt the Magical Mystery LP was totally underrated

[@aghnifrid]

No, it was deserved, there is nothing there,no pop,no rock, nothing.

[@davidross7634]

Hm. I don’t know if we’re listening to the same album. Walrus, Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, Fool on the Hill, All you need is love … these are amazingly good. Ever try to write a song?

[@nellsun2521]

It's not an LP though. It's an EP with some singles stuck on the end of it. (It does have some of their best songs though.)

[@tomgebarowski8156]

A great analysis & program! Thanks.

[@FreeSociety1]

The peak of The Beatles wasn't Sgt. Pepper, but a few months after that album had been made -- with John's masterpeice "All You Need Is Love" (1967). That was the pinnacle of The Beatles artistic & musical influence over popular culture itself, and the 1960s generation. It was also the beginning point of the "peace & love" theme that people now identify with the 1960s decade, and the point where Rock music had become something more than just entertainment ... but now an alternate way of reimagining Life.

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[@andrewashdown3541]

Yes a fine video as Ringo wld say

[@sethrobinson6604]

your videos are so good, cant wait to see your channel blow up

[@filmretrospective5334]

You and me both!

[@GuyFromWashingtonDC]

Excellent video mate

[@filmretrospective5334]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TyroneEpps]

This video is cool ! 😊

[@atleengelstad5303]

great footage!

[@filmretrospective5334]

Thanks a lot!

[@dankerusmusic3608]

Thank you ✌️♥️

[@filmretrospective5334]

No problem 😊

[@otisroseboro5613]

The Beatles Are The Best 👍 💯, Period

[@jeremywanner4526]

It blows my mind that the KKK can consider themselves Christians at all,Johns remarks are tame in comparison to the Klans actions.

[@boneappletea3858]

I really like the cadence in your voice and the writing is good too. Thanks mate!

[@filmretrospective5334]

Thank you too!

[@petejones879]

That's a good word cadence

[@carlmoore3215]

At 15:50, George is mentioned but Paul, with mustache obviously post-touring, is shown.

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[@user-fu2mi1nd5l]

15:48 "It was a fake mustache"

[@J-Loe]

“He could sleep indefinitely. He was probably the laziest man in England.” that’s Hilarious

[@jimparker7778]

I wish the lads had hung it up when they stopped playing live. 1966 or 67. From the late fifties to the end of their touring they were an exciting rock band. After that they tried too hard to be arty, or worse---Pop. They still had a few good rockers, but most of it was sad. Number 9, number 9, number 9... And then you have that dismal mess with Yoko in the studio howling.

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[@Wildlifeonwheels]

You won't get many supporting this view but they were really being kept alive by the studio. Certainly after All You Need is Love, anyway. Paul could have launched his solo career at this point. John, a victim of drug abuse, sadly.

[@bobsbigboy_]

Lmaooooo stop just when they were about to make their best work??? YOURE DAFT

[@alexanderc.broche4017]

SORRY BUT YOU ARE SORRILY MISTAKEN PUT DOWN THE CRACK PIPE AND LEAVE THE ANALOGIES TO REAL NOT SOME GARAGE BOND HOMEBODY THE HAS BAD INTERPRETATION OF HOW IT REALLY WAS NOT YOUR VERSION,BECAUSE THAT’S WRONG

[@lukekingsley4383]

Horrendous take

[@andrewashdown3541]

I think the 'White Album' was Lennon & Harrison's push to get the Beatles back to some credibility (after MMTour & Pepper) but then Lennon lost interest and McCartney + Martin were left to produce the banal, sugary (though superbly executed) Abbey Road (Let It Be being a lacklustre throw-away that foreshadowed much of McCartmoney's solo work)

[@michaelharrington75]

The Beatles credibility was as high as it had ever been after Sgt Pepper.

[@matejkrajnc1797]

Not Blue Hawaii, but Paradise, Hawaiian Style.

[@filmretrospective5334]

That's the one!

[@butters395]

LSD......😒

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[@aghnifrid]

Should the Beatles had not have the haircut and the publicity that they received, do you think they had sold millions of records? For example, "Good Morning,Good Mirning" do you think it would have been a hit for everyone to sing along like for example, "Happy Together"that everybody knows up to today and that it was released at that time more or less? Pepper is garbage.

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[@davidjones-owen8194]

I can't imagine Happy Together existing without the Beatles' (plus Beach Boys') pioneering work.

[@petejones879]

Yow sarnd like a brummie like me pal... Well I'm Wolverhampton but everyone calls us brummies

[@alexanderc.broche4017]

WHAT ARE TALKING ABOUT ?,EITHER YOU’VE TOO MUCH ALCOHOL AND OR YOU NEED TO PUT DOWN THE CRACK PIPE YOU TALKING GIBBERISH BLLL BLLLBBLL

[@aisle_of_view]

Been a huge fan since age 5, Pepper is my least favorite release. It's corny, campy, Paul dominated junk.

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