Revolutions: The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"

[@ryanharris3420]

Its hard to believe it was 50 years. Happy birthday!

[@donnafrost12strings]

Happy birthday Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band! I still have my copy on vinyl from way back then!

[@JadenKaye]

Donna Frost You're so fortunate to have it. Bloody lucky, you are. ✌

[@miketheshanmanmangan]

50 years ago today Sgt.Pepper told the band to play & play & play,Thank you Rock Hall for Rvvolutions!

[@sakuwagtail8743]

Sgt pepper's and Magical Mystery tour are my favorite albums

[@ahfiddlesticks1365]

Today is my 14th birthday, same as Sgt. Peppers, and it is my favorite Beatles record, wow.

[@xAntoIRL]

overrated ? not a chance . The greatest

[@TheCliffandPhilShow]

+pewdiepie Exactly.Greatest of all time.:)

[@lapacesiaconvoi]

this sounded like the original album and they're talking through it. it's not bad enough my brother's wife gave all my vinyls to her family when he died

[@deanmorrow4083]

In less than five years, The Beatles went from the simplistic "Love Me Do" to "Strawberry Fields Forever" and the "Sgt. Pepper" album is a testament to their and George Martin's Genius. People who weren't even alive in in the 60's love the music. It's simply timeless and the sound quality keeps getting better all the time (no pun intended).

[@mikloskonya8020]

happy 50th birthday!!!!

[@majortom66]

🎖Nice little documentary with some interesting stories of "pepper"🎪

[@eszterdrlorincz6114]

Happy birthday! ❤️

[@servillonnicoreyf.1197]

It was 50 years ago today, greatest album of all time came to play!

[@Goatchild90]

Sgt. Pepper is the best album ever made

[@roberthuges6783]

Joshua Stephens (white album!)

[@TheCliffandPhilShow]

+Joshua-That's right!":)

[@TMthe33rd]

Did you forget Rubber Soul??

[@LuisOrtizMx78]

The best album for the best group in the history. Happy birthday!!!!

[@YnotNomis]

40 minutes that changed pop music and culture.

[@cazdinleyenkamyonsoforu4174]

how a big happiness see you the beatles!

[@hang2381]

🎆what a brilliant album happy 50th birthday 🎆

[@gaboreck622]

The list was composed of 273 musicians, critics and music professionals - each voter had to submit a list of 50 albums in a row. (Among the voters were Beck, The Edge, Missy Elliott, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Linkin Park and Doors.) The best Lp-s of "All time" are (according The Rolling Stone paper): 1 Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles 1967. június 2 Pet Sounds The Beach Boys 1966. május 3 Revolver The Beatles 1966. augusztus 4 Highway 61 Revisited Bob Dylan 1965. augusztus 5 Rubber Soul The Beatles 1965. december 6 What’s Going On Marvin Gaye 1971. május 7 Exile on Main St. The Rolling Stones 1972. május 8 London Calling The Clash 1979. december 9 Blonde on Blonde Bob Dylan 1966. május 10 The Beatles The Beatles 1968. nove ........ Happy birthday!!!!!

[@donaldlevin800]

I think this is the Beatles third best album behind "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver".

[@shaney_haro]

A whimsical journey that glides along like rainbow silk. _Pepper_ has an inexplicable magic to it, but damn it if people didn't have fun trying to in the fifty years since its incarnation.

[@giovannicucci9246]

Storica evoluzione della musica Beatles pietra miliare della musica in genere🍾🍾🍾💋💋💋

[@sergioirrazabal4766]

La historia de la música moderna comenzó aquí. Larga vida al Sargento Pepper!

[@saulcymbalista4183]

Today is classic music, the olimpus music!!!!!

[@pedroarias3785]

felicidades BEATLES

[@juanpineda4740]

the best team orquesta of rock

[@PaulinaAngel]

I like how there's a moment where they're talking about Geoff Emerick and they show a picture of Ken Scott instead. Disappointment on the research department.

[@carlosmorales4349]

Los mejores del mundo

[@ricardoagustofreitas4697]

Uma pergunta o Sargent Peppers foi o último disco dos The Beatles gravados juntos?

[@edg5973]

Ricardo Agusto Freitas Abbey Road

[@prmm218]

Geoff Emerick's book describes it all very well.

[@jaceroth]

Love The Beatles and Sgt Peppers. Pet sounds has a slight edge to me tho

[@justmadeit2]

I made a short Beatles sketch a couple of months ago as a tribute to those four guys from Liverpool, it's in my up loads if anyone wants to see it after. Thanks

[@centaureg]

"Broadwayesque" "When I'm Sixty-Four"?!! Try English Music Hall. It only becomes "Broadwayesque" as pastiche of that style.

[@GlennTheSadMarinersFan]

bowies first album also came out today 50 years ago .

[@ryand9873]

oh yeah, I forget that during the 1950s-1960s, Pop Music was back then what music genre was popular on the radio ad back then it was Rock & Roll and not shitty Teen Pop artist like Justin Bieber. Most Teen Idol artist were mostly rock artist such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry, The Who, The Beach Boys, and other artist from the 50s ad 60s. I wouldn't call The Beatles a boyband, because first they play instruments and boybands don't, second The Beatles did many genre of music such as early rock & roll, skiffle, merseybeat, rock and pop ballads, Indian music, blues rock, r&b, pop rock/power pop, psychedelic rock, raga rock, folk rock, progressive rock/proto-progressive, hard rock, art rock, and proto-heavy metal. Also a lot of bands from the UK, start at sort of like a boy band, expect they play instrument, did many music genre and write their own songs, the reason why people call bands like The Beatles, is because they were in there late teens or early 20s, expect for Bill Wyman of The Rolling Stones, who was in his early 30s, when the Stones came to America. Bands like The Beatles did mostly rock & roll, pop, beat, and folk rock, The Rolling Stones did mostly blues rock, rock and roll, pop, and r&b, The Who did power pop, and hard rock ( and Roger Daltery said back in the 60s and 70s, that The Who were a pop band and Pete Townshend said that they had a power pop sound), The Kinks did rock, r&b, pop, garage rock/punk rock, they were probably the first punk rock band ever and their hit song You Really Got Me was the first punk/hard rock song and the first song with a killing guitar riff, and their guitarist Dave Davies was just 16 years old which mean the first hard rock riff was created by a teenagers.

[@antonjames2804]

i love peppers obviously but it's not even the beatles best work

[@roberthuges6783]

white album! number one!

[@mollymosier8756]

Rubbish, as Paul liked to say. The real Paul.

[@roberthuges6783]

Molly Mosier what's a (fake Paul?) their only( one Paul!)

[@Bruce-1956]

Yest nore retro rubbish, The Beatles were NEVER a 'boy band'. Rock & Roll hall of fame you should know better. Maybe get someone who was there, and knows what they are talking about to write the script.

[@roberthrodebert9263]

I enjoy and respect The Beatles but gud gawd they are over rated.

[@rockhall]

We don't know about that - it's hard to find another group that has influenced and shaped the sounds of so many bands that came after them. Who do you think is more influential?

[@solitudeisbliss1234]

Are you joking? Such a stupid comment

[@roberthrodebert9263]

The 'Stones of course, Creme/ Clapton, Hendricks, The Mothers, Early 'Floyd, and of course Brian Wilson.

[@solitudeisbliss1234]

+Robert's Art Studio Rolling stones better than the Beatles? You gotta be joking right? The reason why the the Beatles are the greatest is because they pushed the envelope. Listen to their very first album and then listen to abbey road, it's crazy how their music changed and evolved in such a short space of time. The Beatles innovated many things, even fashion lol. The first feedback on a rock record was their song I feel fine.

[@roberthrodebert9263]

I absolutely respect your point of view. The Beatles mainstreamed ideas and thereby influenced mainsteam music. I love the Beatles and I love all of their solo work. I just believe their influence is rather inflated because the ideas preceded them and I think most of the ideas were delivered without them. Take Hendricks, for example. He came straight from Berry, to Dylan, to his own ideas.