Polythene Pam/She Came In Through The Bathroom Window by The Beatles - OMBFC

[@capriciousart3466]

Even after watching this, I still have no idea what the hell is happening on drums during Polythene Pam. Hats off for playing that flawlessly.

[@greyyalmir7582]

The intro guitar for she came in through the window was my fav

[@Brandon_Lee83]

I loved the Polythene Pam track. It's beautiful. I also like the slight hint of percussion instruments: tambourine and cowbell during the bridge. 🎤😁🤘

[@MARTINN7777]

Ringo's a beast

[@13Rob]

I don't know how but I was also able to near perfect this Melody on expert. I'm sure if I tried it now I would fail hilariously

[@Brandon_Lee83]

​@@13Robmaybe not buddy, You can play this dlc on the Beatles rock band on PS3 or Xbox or PC via emulator and give it a try. I bet you would rock. 🎤😁🤘

[@smokiebird06]

The Beatles are the most important thing to happen to music in my lifetime.

[@richardweiler6931]

In anyone's lifetime.

[@andrewgrandfield7214]

I love the way each of George's last few licks in Mustard just die off.

[@donnaswan347]

Husband & I were talking about the impact The Beatles had on music back in the 60s...especially through the social revolution. A favorite time to remember was when we had anywhere from 10-20 people who would gather in our living room each weekend, during the late sixties and just party, with music in the background. Often the Beatles were the music of choice and NEVER IN MY LIFE have I ever experienced what I witnessed whenever we played the Abby Road LP, and the medley of songs(after 'Polythen Pam) got to "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window". There could be 20 people chatting and talking on several different conversations or whatever, but when the song got to that part of the song, EVERYONE STOPPED, mid sentence sometimes, and sang loudly-"She came in through the bathroom window"! then go back to whatever conversations they were having. Every time that song played, people sang that one part...just one of those things that "you had to be there to understand."

[@martinkyle1463]

Love the segue from Polythene Pam to Came In Through the Bathroom Window.

[@euskedyzestoa2008]

Beethoven never knew.... Beatles will never know.... what we did with their legacy!!! AMAZING!!!

[@tyronewhitehead3123]

I have goose bumps all over this. Is a fab song and fab band seeing them play on this game lets me see them playing their instruments loved to have met them and seen them play live 🎸🎸🎸🥁

[@ronniechilds2002]

Side 2 of Abbey Road is the best music I've ever heard in my lifetime.

[@dominicfarrugia2308]

GODS OF MUSIC

[@vikinghex]

this is the complete package now tell me I'm wrong I've always been a dancer

[@maritzaverastegui6970]

Me encanta politene Pam

[@hollyhockbaby1216]

Oh give it 'em-!!!

[@seeingitself5629]

Love the music, the CGI is primitive at best.

[@ricardoidrovo7750]

Because it came out back in 2009 on 2006 hardware

[@beatrixxxkiddo]

Dude the bass section is so easy I mean why

[@donnaswan347]

For dramatic effect. It's a perfect line for the impact it has within the song. I first heard this LP back in 1969, I'm 75 now, and still, that song would not even be the same without that bass line because of its dramatic effect on the overall sound of the song. Kudos to Paul for his understanding of 'song structure'.

[@ecco8]

1:27 2:16

[@andrewgrandfield7214]

1:00

[@joelcampbell1491]

❤

[@williamoldfield5778]

Drums man Drums

[@andrewgrandfield7214]

1:00

[@robertodiestraestrada2870]

Aunque hay algunos como Pete tawsen de the WHO que considero a THE BEATLES cómo un grupo nada relevante o lou Reed de velvet underground que los considero como nada bueno