FIRST TIME REACTION- The Beatles - A Day In The Life

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[@LB-yh2bj]

This is my favorite song of all time and I think it’s the greatest composition ever made

[@timwanwick6503]

"I Feel Like I'm Inside The Song" -- EXACTLY!!! My Friend, The Beatles are now a part of your Soul 😎👍👍👍👍

[@newms69]

One of the greatest most innovated songs ever.

[@mayleecole1761]

It's a masterpiece song off a masterpiece album

[@chuckyoneill9029]

I'm 65 and listened 65 million times glad you like it,they were before pink floyd

[@user-kk1gx3og9z]

I envy people who listen this song first in life😍

[@jimfrederick3907]

To say they're the Greatest is the understatement of all time!

[@Roger-ss2lk]

Another example of The Beatles being ahead of their time. Great reaction dude. 👌

[@mikefetterman6782]

This is mostly a Lennon song, and he was the master of IMAGERY. With words alone he could transport the listener to another place, or time, even somewhere fictional. He could paint images with words. Paul McCartney was a master of melody (most of the time, both could swap from time to time, but generally)

[@reinacarbetta388]

I love watching people react to this song for the first time. It really is a movie in music form (or news, as that’s what it was written from…) ❤️

[@leahdoerr731]

Amen sister! RIP John 12-8-1980

[@markusmueller2246]

one of the best from the Beatles, if not the best!

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Their whole "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album is incredible. My record is scratched up and the songs skip, but I've hung onto it since 1967. Best way to spend my hard-earned babysitting money was to buy a new LP.

[@Colin623]

This is not a song, this is an experience !

[@SamanthaGuttesen]

To go from Love Me Do in 1962, to this, in little over 4 years, is a complete metamorphosis. Of course, mind altering drugs helped, but they were four extremely talented guys from Liverpool. Not bad, considering some people still call them a boyband. Some people are just bonkers.

[@nyima04011]

You do realize your grandparents were listening to this song when they were 14 yr old, or something like that, right?!!!! SO glad, Thanks!

[@macca1146]

This is not a song it's a symphony.

[@ClifDickens]

"I feel like I'm inside the song" might be the best summary of what it's like listening to this song.

[@lindachambers3166]

One of my very favorite Beatles songs 🎵 ❤

[@ozmaile7938]

The orchestral climax was created by have the full orchestra in the studio go from a specific low note to a specific high note over a give measure (amount of time) during which they could play anything the wanted. The brilliance of George Martin and of course the band that changed music over and over again for all time

[@patticrichton1135]

Each member of the orchestra was to go from the lowest note their particular instrument could play and crescendo up to the highest note their instrument could play at their own speed, they were not told to play anything they wanted inbetween....it was simply to go from their lowest to highest note.

[@LJW55]

@@patticrichton1135 Correct and this was an instruction from Paul not Gearge Martin...

[@patdonnelly9392]

What a great reaction! I love your appreciation for all kinds of music, and how you listen to everything with an open mind (that's rare these days.) Thank You, you are wonderful ✨ (from a lifelong Beatle fan)!!

[@alanshepherd4304]

Very much a song of its time, doubtful if it means a lot to younger people but I was 15 when this came out and WOW, was it trippy!!😂😂

[@Mike-rk8px]

CASH, this song is on what’s often considered to be the greatest album ever recorded by anyone, The Beatles 1967 classic “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. It’s meant to be listened to all the way through, all of the songs link together. The best way to listen to this album is with headphones with your eyes closed in a darkened room. The use of weed also helps, but not to the point that you can’t pay attention.

[@ittamandarano8262]

This song is a masterpiece...John Lennon wrote this song about media sensationalism...he was leaving through the newspaper at current events and silly interest stories('how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall...Another song I love is a live performance on aTV show of REVOLUTION... are 100s of amazing Beatle songs. start at the beginning and see how they progressed in just 7 years

[@lindakelly9552]

The is a a Lennon/McCartney masterpiece through and through!!!!!

[@leahdoerr731]

RIP John Lennon 12-8-1980... important day in history man

[@warrenhughes911]

Great reaction.. 800,000,000. records sold ..and counting..

[@alexmenko6833]

I just found your channel and less than a minute into your reaction I had to pause it and immediately subscribed... This is the best reaction to A DAY IN THE LIFE by THE BEATLES . Love your channel !!!!!!!!! THANKS.....

[@zenpuppy6025]

I was 14 years old in 1967 when this album came out. Imagine hearing this for the very first time. And all these years later I feel so lucky that I was alive at that time. And it’s so refreshing to see younger people discovering the great music that the Beatles made.

[@margaretwaite7226]

They knew what they were doing with the headphones sound. They produced it .

[@sevron-rk5tz]

Whichever way these young people react to this music, it's nothing like us in 1967 listening to this for the first time when it came out.

[@williebee7324]

I don't know what I enjoy more: the song, or YOUR REACTION~! "..Actually IN the song" - man, Perfectly stated~! Cheers my friend, really enjoyed this!

[@cashvstheworld]

Glad you enjoyed it😂😂

[@drohegda]

Sir when you get goose bumps listening to music i always think thats your Love for the Music down to Cell level, Thanks for sharing glad you enjoyed it. 🎉🎷👍😎

[@olmanrock5381]

Like it makes my brain tickle! Perfect reaction

[@pizzarellayt]

This is the outro of their 8th album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hears Club Band. It's a loose concept album, with the idea basically being "What if we weren't the Beatles?". Since the album was about them not being the Beatles, they didn't have to do anything they would usually do, and even changed how they looked. Some instruments are panned to the left or to the right. Most Beatles songs are played in stereo audio, which is when you have 2 speakers, and can pan certain parts of the song to one speaker. The orchestral bits are described by John as "war sounds", and the vocalizing after Paul's part is called "the dream sequence." The ending chord of the song is an E-major, played on 4 pianos and a harmonium all at once. They hold the chord for around 40 seconds, and you have to turn your volume up a good amount every few seconds to hear the full thing. Sometime after the chord ends on the version without a music video, a high pitched ringing starts, and a sound loop suddenly plays, and if you're listening on the vinyl, doesn't stop looping until you turn it off. That version also fades in from the previous song on the album. By this point, you need to react to their full albums in full, from their first to their last, in order. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cuchulainx3125]

We had the vinyl LP that doesn't stop looping until you turn it off but we just flipped it and started again. Still are

[@kingarthur4ever]

Excellent way of stating the stereo production technique... "feels like I'm inside of the song!"

[@lisahaverluk4037]

Yeah.... welcome to the journey that is the Beatles..enjoy 😊☺️☺️💓😂

[@Wheresthelove7]

Yeah this might be the best song ever

[@almostfm]

Here's a really nerdy explanation for why you heard the drums in only one ear at the start. When this was recorded, Abbey Road Studios had four-track tape machines. On those four tracks they had to record: John's Voice Paul's Voice Piano (two actually) Acoustic guitar Drums Bass Maracas An orchestra (two tracks) And some sound effects. You don't want to try and record it all at one time, if for no other reason than when you record 11 things on four tracks, you can't make any substantial changes to the mix. So what they probably did was record 4 things to individual tracks (probably one piano, acoustic guitar, drums, and bass) and when you're happy with that mix, "bounce down" to two tracks, record two more tracks and repeat until you're done, and can make a two-track master tape. Normally the drums are placed fairly close to the center of the stereo mix, but because the orchestral parts are so dense the drums would get lost. So when they did the first bounce down, they panned the drums hard right so they'd be easier to pick out. And on the last piano chord, they kept cranking up the microphone gain to wring the last tiny droplet of sound out of the note 29 seconds into it, someone shits their weight and one of the piano benches creaks, and one of them very quietly says "Shh". From that point on, you can start to hear the a/c units in the studio until the piano disappears into the sound.

[@22Phantasm]

Hi. I wanna shake your hand. Perhaps the most genuine and honest reactions to a song I've seen. Thanks for your humility and appreciation for this song. Yes it does leave you rather speechless on first hearing.

[@mattplus09]

When CD's came out I was amazed that you could here John get up from the piano after that last note and walk away...Good journey, Peace!

[@bobtausworthe2671]

YES! EXACTLY! You are in the song! amazing isn't it how they can do that?

[@tomhenno4000]

Roger Waters from Pink Floyd said the album Sgt Pepper left a lasting impression on him. Great reaction to a masterpiece.

[@leonardocartes1253]

I grew up listening to this song. Never gets old. A masterpiece! Thank you.

[@robertelee63]

The perfect psychedelic song doesn't require you to take drugs to listen to it. It makes you feel like you've taken drugs when you listen to it. This may be one of the best of those.

[@raymondmanderville505]

That last note.( “ the long note “) was 42 seconds & played on several pianos including one that was de tuned & over dubbed tracked

[@imaginemyshock8067]

I'm a year late but I liked your observation that it's like being inside this song, I think more so than any song other song on the album.

[@governmentflu81]

Man that bass line, Damm!

[@DayneReedy]

I totally agree !

[@keef7224]

Funny you should mention Pink Floyd, since they were recording their debut album at the same Abbey Road Studios at the same time that The Beatles did Sgt. Pepper, and the two bands were dropping in on each other frequently to see how each other were doing. The psychedelic influence was clearly flowing in both studios, and both records became landmark albums of the era.

[@minjarez26]

Finest Beatle song ever !!!!

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

Can´t even smoke a cigarette upstairs on a bus today , Great progress.. lol Pink Floyd was recording a Saucer full of Secretes at Abby Road at this time, They admored the Beatles very much and the Beatles Pink Floyd .. They came into each others recordings at times,

[@dougsusie2319]

You've just listened to what us still regarded as the greatest Lp track ever 55 years after it was recorded in 1967. I promise young man that if you live to be 100 you will never see another Beatles. These 4 were one-offs, freaks, musical genius with this band. The true GOAT'S in the history of recorded music. What they accomplished in 7 short years between 1962-69 is unparalleled and crazy and it will never be matched. Keep digging young man, you'll be blown away. This band dabbled into just about every genre of music that you can think of. No boundaries, nothing was off limits and still all in their twenties when they released their last album "Abbey Road" in 1969. That's a record that you really need to give a listen to. Incredible stuff. Peace !

[@hopeklemann1]

beautiful reaction.... you get it, dude ...

[@oli19]

That crazy noggin was John Lennon wearing a bald cap. I noticed in lots of their videos they just seem to mess about throughout. Never took themselves too seriously.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Yes, I shared the land with dinosaurs! 😂😆😆✌️❤️

[@Brandi6666]

My man. Your getting high without any substance 🤘❤️ and that note goes on forever

[@papercup2517]

Yes...some believe it's still going, somewhere in the Universe... :-)

[@debraschiro6234]

Their album Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band they had the London fill harmonic playing that's what you're hearing in this song watch the movie Strawberry Fields BG's and Peter Frampton

[@allanwhiteley9723]

What a song How good was these

[@Chaudette-Le-Soir]

Great band great song all song are's good seriously listen Many others songs Man

[@t.r.1708]

Tasty drums! The ending had the longest piano sustain ever according to Guinness book of records! Thx!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

That's funny, it also reminds me of Pink Floyd. Especially earlier Pink Floyd. Yeah man, I do not have a favorite Beatles song because they have so many and it's like comparing apples to oranges every single time. Even the early stuff. There is not a Beatles song that I don't actively like and they had a whole bunch of songs and a whole bunch of albums. But I absolutely love the immersive atmospheric experience of this song which I think is what you were alluding to.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

this song is best heard in the sequence it appears on the album. without the video. watch the video later. but the last three songs of the "sgt pepper" album, of which this is the third, should be heard as one continuous experience. at the end of the album, this song, there's also a little surprise.

[@justme2]

1:24 that's a plastic skull cap he was wearing. He thought he was being funny. 0:30 That's Mick Jagger. (Lead singer of the Rolling Stones) Cash, when you get time do a review on ('Beatles - Come together') ...it's sooooo good. It'll blow your mind. Seriously.

[@jimfrederick3907]

George Martin introduced the world to sound separation

[@ollietsb1704]

"Inside the song" is a great observation. Hopefully you'll listen to the whole album without chopping it into pieces.

[@YourLoyalDeserter]

Should listen to the 2017 mix, fixed the hard panning stereo where the drums are only on one side

[@johnandrews3151]

Beatles/If I Fell

[@NebulizerChi]

Orchestra audio track was recorded, and film thereof seen in the video was shot, on the day that I was born

[@MrRobwave]

I think this means we are not sleeping😅

[@lancewolf2451]

don't watch the video...it has nothing to do with the song..

[@amino1music]

I think it's of them and some invited friends recording the orchestra bits for the song. Everyone wore silly props to not take it so seriously or something like that.

[@garylee3685]

The video is a " making of" video of the orchestral section.

[@alonsoquirosgranados7568]

The video is a gem it's gold and pure magic and class

[@papercup2517]

I do agree that watching all the busy, unrelated activity of the video does distract rather from following the narrative of the song, and the images and emotions it can evoke when heard on its own. On the other hand, it's fun spotting all the famous people that were there, milling about, and making the orchestra wear those false noses/specs etc does reflect nicely the arty surrealism of the song as a whole. IIRC, those professional classical musicians were not too happy about about that strange uniform request - or for that matter about the MOST peculiar things they were being asked to perform... No score? No conductor? Just go from the bottom note of your instrument to the top in x minutes...? Complete madness...! :-)

[@Tune-O-matic]

LSD brought us all here....Many years ago..

[@sheilagimino6685]

You should watch the movie " across the universe" it's all based on Beatles music

[@robertplanta2506]

2:03 The same reaction as paul

[@cashvstheworld]

I just saw that wow 😂😂

[@stevepincombe3836]

4 pianos for the crescendo.

[@ianforster7825]

This was years before pink Floyd everyone copied the Beatles and don’t let anyone forget that xx

[@susannewitt6112]

What is a perfect song?

[@timbaker6540]

George Martin !!!!

[@richarddean4763]

Bet you play it again

[@ButternutGOLD]

Mumble say what

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

This song is beyond your tiny brain's understanding.

[@cashvstheworld]

Maybe one day I’ll be able to comprehend it

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

You're more focused on the strange prosthetics than the greatest song ever....

[@Zebred2001]

Great song and reaction but damn videos like this are such a distraction!

[@margaretwaite7226]

This waste music of machines home

[@MrTexxan8]

Great song Not so great video