I FINALLY Listened to The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour

[@NICKTREACTS]

More of my Beatles Reactions: kzbin.info/aero/PLHgpidNTAiQBGb0lIxXAAacINgOm4aRbN

[@eyalgreen317]

Do early beatles stuffs

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

NICK roll up meant herb as the term for gangbangers not yet existed

[@relevantnobody6880]

like how your hoodie matches the album cover💀

[@lucteunissen1]

All things must pass - George Harrison

[@YashMeasure]

Luc Teunissen Yes please

[@pegasus5547]

That one is incredible

[@robertsaul234]

So cool seeing someone introducing themselves to the Beatles. Their songs are such a part of my DNA it's sort of like hitting the refresh button when I see someone discovering them. Genius doesn't get old.

[@Taz-yr6xd]

Hell yeah, great album. White album next?

[@NICKTREACTS]

Taz5961 maybe 😁

[@Taz-yr6xd]

NICK 👍keep up the great uploads

[@martygrrug3460]

Maaaan great vids. You should definitely do the white album and also piper at the gates of dawn by Pink Floyd. It’s the best Pink Floyd album and it’s underrated

[@Voivode.of.Hirsir]

Marty Grrug best?

[@martygrrug3460]

Absolutely

[@russellh6152]

In my opinion this album is underrated. As always, great reaction

[@kc2094]

The thing about the album is that the first 6 songs were the original album. It was originally just Magical Mystery Tour, Your Mother Should Know, I Am The Walrus, Fool On The Hill, Flying, and Blue Jay Way. It was just an EP. They then released it with all the 1967 singles (like Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane, which came out before Sgt Pepper even, I believe) to fill it out to a whole album in the US only. That version didn't come out until the mid 70s in the UK. So basically the album is 6 songs, plus all their classic 1967 singles that weren't on albums.

[@russellh6152]

K C That’s True. With the others it’s very underrated. Good pointing out tho

[@EastVanRed]

Strawberry Fields was an orphanage in Liverpool not far from Penny Lane.

[@Catherine-xp3eb]

I️ love your reaction to saying “Blue Jay Way” sounding foggy because the music video is literally George sitting in a bunch of fog

[@spaceghost27]

imagine something like Strawberry Fields Forever coming out and never having heard anything like that to that point in music.

[@ianprescott7924]

Possibly the greatest album of all time. Strawberry Fields Forever and I Am the Walrus are unlike anything I’ve ever heard

[@GriffyGrizzly]

Definitely not even close to being the greatest of anything. It’s a nice album, but not greatest of all

[@evanorsomething909]

@@GriffyGrizzly i dont think its the best, but thats a littharsh dont you think

[@blondie2998]

Love how you add facts about the songs to contextualize them more and grab a better understanding of their individual significances also so excited for the White Album vid!! I'm deadass gonna make some popcorn to sit down and watch lmao

[@yzotape529]

Honestly did not expect this dude to be reviewing The Beatles lmao

[@wwekane2468]

He reviews them all it’s awesome

[@sanfordfriedman136]

you should try to pay attention to some of paul mccartney’s bass playing, he’s an amazing players and goes unnoticed by most people

[@Frst2nxt]

his playing was a prototype of virtuoso players to come.

[@dallaswilson9926]

Sanford Friedman greatest bass players of all time listen to Dear prudence

[@schelcidbiel]

Dallas Wilson he’s a legend would say one of the best tho. Imo #1 is Les Claypool

[@martyice5243]

The kaleidoscope, strawberry, and hearts edit was super dope

[@Phranciscusmagnus]

I Am The Walrus: the first hip-hop song ever.

[@bosbinstudios]

Review The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie bro,GREAT ass album,ahead of its time too

[@nickrigdon8883]

Robin Diamzon Can’t really name many albums more perfect than that album

[@LoaRicardo]

Yes! Great album

[@homogenicward1586]

@@nickrigdon8883 i can

[@drivesafe4565]

My most nostalgia filled experience with an album. Absolutely love it from start to end.

[@ivancortina4398]

Strawberry fields and Penny lane were originally the first songs written for Sergeant Pepper's but George Martin put them out as singles instead but he later regretted the decision.

[@tacomantony8422]

Love the fool on the hill

[@Frst2nxt]

I like on Fool on the Hill, how when it switches from the verse to the chorus, it gets dark, and it reminds me of Boris Carloff saying, as it pans up from Hoo-ville to the Grinch on the mountain, "but the grinch hated the hoos of hoo- ville". Also, there's an aspect of this sudden dark and chill in parts of Penny Lane. Blue jay Way was written by George Harrison while he tried not to fall asleep at his forested home address, called blue Jay way, for guests long in coming.

[@ipsurvivor]

Peter Jackson - Additionally Blue Jay Way was where he was staying in the Hollywood Hills Of Los Angeles prior to his visit to San Francisco.

[@benjaminnewlon7865]

The whos?

[@rorypreston7178]

Can you hear those pet sounds vibe in the fool on the hill mid section?

[@eddiem6527]

Your hoodie suits the Album mood 😂

[@thisishere]

The White Album, next please.

[@alyssaskye9611]

You should check out The Beatles Past Masters both volume 1 and volume 2. Its not an actual Beatles album, but it's made up of all of their singles from throughout their career. They never put singles on their albums because they didnt want their fans to pay for the same songs twice. ❤

[@vinylrichie007]

You're reaction to I Am The Walrus was priceless.

[@Xcris_crosX]

I'm in my mid 60s and grew up listening to the Beatles. I'm very impressed with Nick's insight. I can honestly say I learned something from him. I would love to hear him review the Beatles Rooftop Concert

[@Andytheashton]

I have spent a couple of hours watching your videos. I am a lifelong Beatles fan and I love watching how you’re gradually more and more into them. Your open mind will serve you well in life.

[@patrickscarpati6305]

"I am the Walrus" has recently become my favorite Beatles song, "Baby You're a Rich Man" may be the most underrated of their songs; great work as always, digging your music journey.

[@jflaugher]

Hey Nick, Just wanted to give you some background for "All You Need Is Love." In 1967 the Beatles were chosen to represent the United Kingdom on the first ever worldwide, television satellite broadcast entitled "Our World." The Beatles very much wanted to send a message to the whole world - but it had to be a message that could easily be translated into every language. Thus, John, for the occasion, wrote "All You Need Is Love." Also I just wanted to comment about all the different sound effects that the Beatles and other bands were utilizing in the 1960's. The neat thing about all those sounds was that they actually had to invent them. I mean, now-a-days it's pretty easy - in fact, it's too easy. There are so many sounds available because of computer technology, that all you have to do is literally push a button and you instantly get an effect. But that kind of thing didn't exist back then - so sound engineers, producers and musicians had to experiment with the technology available to them to see what the effect would be. A great example is Jimi Hendrix famously cutting circular holes in the speaker of his amplifier just to see what effect it would have on the sound of his guitar.

[@TheBlackQueen]

MMT is pretty much the sister of Sgt. Peppers.

[@plugscranson]

MMT is SGT Ps hippie sister

[@dano8374]

Do Jimi Hendrix experience

[@timstrobel7828]

Penny Lane, was just that a street. Explanation is the song. People have to stop. Think of the time, Love. Infact the Beatles refused to play in any city, in America. Where there was segregation. This was the 60's. Turning point for equal rights. Today, people should chill. Put on an album... Yes, you'll have go back. When you could listen, to the whole ALBUM. John said it best. All you need is Love. Thanks bro, 👊 Another great review. Any Floyd, coming.

[@bleetles8663]

10:59 damn I can’t wait to see your reaction to Helter Skelter

[@TheBlackQueen]

Pretty much every Beatles album is a great album! They had weaker efforts when compared to theur better albums, but they still outshined most other records of their time.

[@fowlae4414]

Their early shit isn’t great

[@TheBlackQueen]

Fowlae Their earlier albums are less experimental, yes, but they still ranked amongst the top albums of the time and still impacted the world. Before The Beatles went international, Rock N Roll was on it's way out with the biggest names in the genre either dying, getting drafted, going to prison, or any other reason. Radio stations began contrasting Rock N Roll by playing softer Pop acts like The Everly Brothers, Pat Boone, etc. The Beach Boys made some progress in coastal cities, but The Beatles pretty much reinvented Rock N Roll with the same ingredients, but a fresher start. They also were the first popular act to release an album of 100% original material, since the majority of albums in the past were filled with covers and songs written by other writters for literally anyone else to sing. A Hard Day's Night is the first entirely Original Pop/Rock album in history.

[@fowlae4414]

All true, but when you ask some random guy what their favorite Beatles album is, they won’t say Hard Days Night. They might say Abbey Road, Sgt Peppers, Revolver, generally the albums that we can agree will played by generations to come. Their earlier stuff is only remembered because the name is attached to it.

[@TheBlackQueen]

Fowlae On the Beatles Amino community I am apart of, there is a good divide of people who prefer the early years and those who prefer the later years. And I would disagree with your claim that the early albums will only be remembered because of the band's name. While some deep cuts maybe forgotten, songs like Twist & Shout, I Saw Her Standing There, Love Me Do, She Loves You, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Help, Yesterday, A Hard Days Night, and Can't Buy Me Love will still be played for decades to come, not just because it's The Beatles. Hell, a bunch of people know these songs and yet have no idea who it is.

[@fowlae4414]

I mean those songs were popular. They probably got more radio time than the later innovative stuff. Their later stuff progressed music to an irreversible point in all popular genres at the time.

[@reidelliot1972]

when you put up the strawberry’s I lost my shit. That was professional as hell. Your reviews slap. Love

[@rainwashere1257]

Love your editing style!! It’s so different than any other video I’ve seen! 😄💜

[@MrGeno502]

The first Beatles album that I bought was MMT. That was in 1977 and I was almost 14 years old. I've been a huge Beatles fan ever since that time almost 42 years ago! Beatles 4-Ever!

[@thisishere]

If you want to a listen that tells it like it is, and has extremely deep and emotional lyrics. You need to listen to Plastic Ono Band. John Lennon's first album after The Beatles break up.

[@littlemissmello]

I'm much more Lennon inclined than McCartney, but McCartney's album RAM is one of my favourites out of the whole post-Beatles discography of _any_ Beatle. And that includes All Things Must Pass.

[@pooplickersixtynine1514]

@@littlemissmello RAM > All Things Must Pass > Imagine

[@rhwinner]

As an 11 year old first discovering pop music in the early '70's, this was my fave Beatles album. The album cover art, the songs, everything about this album was custom made for a kid's sensibility. Still one of my favorite Beatle albums...

[@Kos0818]

Dope reaction to my top 5 Beatles album, dope edits....and subscribed.

[@onemanmusic6572]

Cool video, Nick. I enjoyed it; thanks.

[@HJAproductions]

Good content man.. I love the edits

[@TheBlackQueen]

If you ever do Yellow Submarine, just do Side A. The otber side is just the George Martin score of the movie Yellow Submarine. Even then, track 1 and 6 you cal also skip because you've already reacted to them on other albums.

[@steph9265]

I love how your hoodie matches the album haha. One of my favourite albums of all time, got a really great silly, uplifting vibe to it. Great review man!

[@martinl8574]

I enjoy your reaction videos and appreciate you taking the time to go back and check out classic rock and roll. As a child of the sixties I grew up with this music. You have a lifetime ahead of you to go back and check the different genres from the 60s 70s and 80s especially. At that time music exploded in a way you have not seen since.

[@patdonnelly9392]

I love your reactions, I Love the Beatles...and I love the pretty cat at 10:19 too. Another great video!

[@robbieclark7828]

I’ve always gravitated toward John and George’s songs over Paul’s songs. Both of those guys had darker tendencies (exemplified by George’s “Blue Jay Way” here, a lot of John’s songs from The White Album, like “I’m So Tired” and “Yer Blues”, and the doomy ending of “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)”, which was the last thing John and George ever created together) but they could both also be incredibly sensitive as seen in songs like Lennon’s “Dear Prudence” or George’s “Something”. Nobody can deny that Paul is a songwriting machine, his songs just more often came off as ditties rather than serious songs. You’ll see that if you listen to The White Album, it’s twice as long as the other Beatles albums so it’s not exactly one perfect song after another, very nearly, but it does have holes in it, mostly from a few of Paul’s songs.

[@Taz-yr6xd]

Robbie Clark in white album his songs aren’t very serious. I guess most of all aren’t. But penny lane, hey Jude, and so many others are still as good as John and George. People just like different styles

[@robbieclark7828]

Taz5961 I would say that The Beatles owe more of their success to Paul than almost any other factor. His work ethic and natural ability kept the rest of them on their toes, and it was how they managed such an impressive oeuvre in so few years. All that said, I still always gravitate toward John and George’s songs, many of which would never have existed or been realized in the same way without Paul.

[@Taz-yr6xd]

Robbie Clark I totally agree. I prefer Paul’s songs, but I have discovered a few of Johns that are definitely some of my favorites. And that Paul is still making music is awesome

[@kc2094]

You should listen to mid 60s Dylan if you haven't. Paaul was obsessed with Brian Wilson, John and George were obsessed with 1965-1966 Dylan's music. It shows a lot

[@robbieclark7828]

K C Oh yeah I’m a big Dylan fan, the 60’s stuff especially, from Freewheelin’ on. Funny how John showed a lot of influence from Dylan early on with songs like “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away” and “Norwegian Wood” of course, but he seemed to have dropped that by the time “God” came around (“I don’t believe in Zimmerman”). Conversely, George’s songs didn’t seem to have much trace of Dylan (other than perhaps his interest in lyrical topics other than the usual Beatle’s puppy love, like with “Think For Yourself” and “Taxman”) until All Things Must Pass, by which time they were collaborating.

[@jamesgillgam8199]

The German band Kraftwerk is another innovative band. They created many of their own electronic instruments. They were early pioneers in creating electronic music.

[@JamesWilson-vr3ql]

Vir fahrn, fahrn, fahrn auf der Autobahn. Die Sonne scheint mit Glitzerstrahl.

[@stevereager9515]

I do so enjoy ur work, thanks and keep being u. Peace n Love

[@moonlily1]

Fun trivia about 'I Am the Walrus' lyrics: "I am the eggman" is a reference to Eric Burdon, lead singer of the Animals, who shared an anecdote about a drugged sexual encounter where his girlfriend broke an egg on his naked belly, and Lennon laughed and said "get it, Eggman!"

[@mr.eericsauritch2977]

Man you know your stuff bro! I learned a lot about the music from you. The Hendrix one was great!

[@Dr3amtime]

I kept thinking of Blue Jay Way when the L.A. riots were happening in '92. People losing one another in the chaos and smoke. "There's a fog upon L.A. And my friends have lost their way We'll be over soon they said Now they've lost themselves instead . . . Well, it only goes to show And I told them where to go Ask a policeman on the street There's so many there to meet" I also love the repetition of "please don't be long" with different emphasis and pacing. Seemed like they were simultaneously saying don't take too long, and "don't belong" -- don't surrender to conformity. Can't know for sure though.

[@ryan-wj4gp]

NOW YOU GOTTA WATCH MOVIE WITH IT!!

[@slaydesaid8741]

Another great reaction. I love how you pay respect to even the songs you clearly think less off.

[@HannahFaith69]

I subscribed to you because you're very good at analyzing songs and I always agree with your interpretations. :-)

[@tomb613]

During I am the walrus John sings...."you've been a naughty boy you let your face grow long..." is a nod to the Paul is dead rumour because the believers were saying Paul's face was too long....

[@thomaseccles2059]

Listen to the white album by the Beatles one of the best and most creative

[@awesomekaratedude]

As a Beatles fan I need to say welcome to the club and I love your content and how genuine you are keep it up my dude

[@captainrex7501]

Just subscribed, never a rude comment, just the way you go, appreciation of what your listening to!

[@martinl8574]

I spent my 50th birthday, with a bottle of wine is Strawberry Fields in Central Park New York. A garden dedicated to John Lennon where fans gather. Probably the best simple birthday of my life

[@MsTimothyswan]

really enjoyed your review of this album. it is a definitive masterpiece

[@byHexted]

When I was a kid I heard hello goodbye a million times in some target commercial idk if that’s where you recognize it from haha

[@bellefemme87]

Yeah I remember. It was an ad for Target that the Jonas Brothers did in which they sang that song.

[@MS-xu7jm]

You seriously have innovative and interesting reactions out there ... i really hope you get some traction.

[@martyice5243]

Beatles stay lit🔥🔥

[@skysayshi4039]

White album is the most elaborate show of all their talents combined, it has every genre they've ever done and more all in one. Ultimate guide to the Beatles :p

[@YourFriendlyNeighbour]

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO! I Am The Walrus, to me, is the greatest song ever.

[@lordslamzer1403]

Wow I love your Beatles reaction videos

[@mgonzales56]

John wrote Strawberry Fields Forever about a place where they he to play as a kid. Paul trying to match John, wrote Penny Lane, about a nearby street from where he used to live. I don't know who came up with that slave owner stuff. I'm sure Paul knew nothing about that. To him it was just a street in his home town of Liverpool. Loved the cameo by your cat.

[@camglasgow8980]

I think you'd love 'plastic ono band' John Lennon, he was really on some different stuff back then

[@rigut229]

THE VARIETY OF ENERGY AND LYRICS AND MELODIES IN THEIR MUSIC IS CRAZY

[@karenmoon7894]

My favorite album! Great video👍🏻

[@finlaykusik4839]

Sick reaction my dude, so happy you're into the Beatles

[@qasanoba]

holy shit cool hoodie great video pal

[@cjralda2802]

For me this album is at the height of sgt. Pepper's lonely hearts club banda. Great video!

[@Da47Panda]

You got to do the early albums next too!!! A hard days night !! Real good stuff

[@masonresnick5105]

I grew up in the 60s and bought every Beatles album with my allowance money as soon as it was released, and watched them evolve in "real time". I really enjoy your reaction videos. It's so cool to watch someone discover the Beatles and put it out there. BTW re "Paul is Dead" when the Beatles realized false rumors were circulating that Paul had died in a car crash and was replaced by a look-alike, they decided to play along, and threw in "clues" in some of their songs and photos, just to mess with their fans. Thus, the black rose in the "Your Mother Should Know" film segment, and "Cranberry sauce/I buried Paul" on this album.

[@brandonjordan1937]

Heyyy been waiting for this

[@duraughn]

I love ur channel !

[@reypageofficial_1514]

Do you do reviews for independent artists?

[@eddiem6527]

Amazing Reaction!!! White Album or A Hard Days Night next?

[@relevantnobody6880]

fantastic album!

[@BronyDanProductions]

10:14, The cat's like 'How the fuck did I get here?'

[@jaimitotrifoneguisastegui6689]

I first listened this album when i was 10 years old, i couldn't believe the eargasm i was experiencing. One of the best albums of all time.

[@tihenbalop]

ya really should review some of Bowie stuff. You're doing a great job !!!!

[@stevef1264]

That was fascinating me being a huge beatles fan. I'd never thought of "roll up" like a joint on magical mystery tour & as for "walrus" making you feel like being abducted by aliens..hahaha! Excellent. Superb review all round

[@dannycostello1978]

Good afternoon, from the UK. Your review popped up from nowhere on KZbin, so I checked it out. I think what you are doing with the Beatles albums is quite innovative. From the perspective of someone who has mainly posted on rap and hip-hop, it stands out. Can I suggest the White Album next (double album, though). And John Lennon's album 'Imagine' from 1971. Best wishes.

[@markrobert9915]

This would be weird, but, try Captain Beefheart's "Trout Mask Replica"

[@JamesWilson-vr3ql]

Dunno if he's ready. Maybe ease him in with ' .

[@brycelevi]

Love ur vids man keep this shit up. Especially cool when u screw em down in the edits on ur other vids, makes me feel at home here in the H, mixes 2 of my biggest loves: Houston and the Beatles. Much love fuck the haters as always. H’s up 🤘🤘🤘

[@ArcadeTheProducer]

Well done for doing this 👏🏽

[@brandonculley9497]

Love the editing

[@wwekane2468]

Baby your a rich man is one of the most underrated beatles songs

[@bellefemme87]

Not my favourite Beatles album however "Fool on the Hill" and "Your Mother Should Know" I absolutely love!

[@matthewwiersma3450]

I'm surprised you would give the Beatles a chance but way to go man 👋

[@croatianguy7073]

the entire record is simply awesome! maybe my favorite from the Beatles

[@hixtonweasle6169]

Good job. I like the view point.

[@fabiancrocitti]

Great video, for your next beatles video I’d suggest the album ‘Help!’ From 1965.

[@hemmel2261]

Did u listen to all of strawbeery fields? Cuz it fades out but then comes back for the outro

[@NICKTREACTS]

yes i listened to every track in full

[@hemmel2261]

Keep up the giid work man much respect to your hustle and good insight on music.

[@southbayspike]

I think the album Angel Dust by the band Faith No More will be something you would really appreciate. It is one of those albums that changed the scene in rock. Faith No More has done that a few times. Their album The Real Thing was the first to incorporate hip hop into rock. Their song Epic off that album is what set it off. You could start there, but I think you would get more out of Angel Dust. The record studio told them that they were commuting commercial suicide with that record, but it remains as one of the most influential albums in modern metal. More specifically, NuMetal. NuMetal was a movement in popular heavy metal in the late 90’s to early 2000’s. Bands like Linkin Park, Slipknot, System Of A Down, Limp Bizkit, etc. had all sighted Faith No More as a major inspiration. They incorporate elements from many different genres to create a unique sound. The vocalist in the band (Mike Patton) was named the #1 vocalist in terms of vocal range. He is capable of an 8 octave range. This range beats out the likes of Freddie Mercury, Mariah Carey, and, the previous #1 spot holder, Axel Rose. Mike Patton is also the vocalist in over 10 other bands that range in style, from the most extreme kinds of avant-garde (Fantomas), trip-hop(Lovage), and circus-metal/ska(Mr. Bungle), to 50’s Italian Pop music reworked with a modern twist (Mondo Cane). The man can do anything, but it all started with Faith No More. He joined the band when he was 19. They had fired their previous singer after having recorded all the music to their next album. Patton came in, wrote lyrics and melodies, and recorded all the vocal parts in two weeks. That album was called The Real Thing. Yet it was Angel Dust that utilized what Patton had to offer. His input took the band into many groundbreaking and eclectic directions. I hope you read this, and consider checking them out. As a musician, myself, I think you will get a lot from Faith No More.

[@TAWTAW-hf3xw]

Love the bass on Baby your a Rich Man.

[@Da47Panda]

Once you listen to all the Beatles albums and are comfortable with them .... Listen to the Beatles Anthology series .... It's a collection of Beatles outtakes and alternate takes.... One of my personal favorite collections...