Reaction to The Beatles - Because

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[@markdegroff3495]

George said this song "Because" was his favorite on Abby Road because they sang it in 7 part harmony...truly amazing

[@mariomf1644]

I'm 23 years old and The Beatles have been my favorite band since ever. One simply needs to listen to their music to realize why they are the best band ever.

[@danrieke9988]

The Alpha and the Omega.

[@breakingdad8]

73 year old here. It warms my heart when younger generations appreciate songs like this. I feel you really "get it". And with no interruptions! Great job

[@sabina1118]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@stephensmith60]

I too appreciate that there were no interruptions. 👏🏻😊.

[@scottski51]

As did I (maybe WE) when we heard good stuff from the 30s thru 50s. Wow! Swing!! Yeah, baby !

[@alonenjersey]

This man of 60 years of age feels exactly the same as you do good sir.😊

[@charlesdavis7461]

Same age and appreciation.

[@scottski51]

On my deathbed... I can truly say... I was a teen when the Beatles made records. And, it was glorious!! And it IS Timeless.

[@patticrichton1135]

ME TOO @scottski51!!

[@lairgriffin4129]

Amen! No one who did not live through that time can know how absolutely amazing and wonderful their work was then and, for folks like us, is today. Peace and love.

[@jameskearney4100]

May peace be with you!!!

[@spiderbrandt4066]

I'm with you Mate

[@srfhakomi]

God bless you dear one…Say hi to John, George, Jim, Janis, Eva, Jimi, David….and all the musicians who have touched our hearts…

[@caronspeas2888]

Every Beatles song is different, but one that provokes a similar response is “Across the Universe”

[@ClearTheRubble7]

I was just thinking that. Another poetic, haunting experience.

[@MrTommytuna]

i believe Lennon said something to the effect that it was the only song he ever wrote that he considered to be poetry.

[@nasserhafes3021]

Amen!

[@aquamarine99911]

@@MrTommytuna But John was also never satisfied with the arrangement. And I can understand why. The song was too delicate to give it a traditional guitar-bass-drums-keyboard arrangement (which you can hear in the Let It Be movie). But the boys didn't take the time to give it the "Because" treatment. Pity. Still a nice song, tho'.

[@heero17v83]

i think sun king is more similar, I'm a sun king fan, even think it better than those 2..

[@soulhealer20]

I experienced exactly what you are experiencing 54 years ago. When the record was brand new, our friends sat around almost in shock at what beauty we were listening to.

[@davidclaycomb5496]

I bought that when new too. I’ve heard that song hundreds of times. And yet, I just got chills from it. They never disappoint.

[@johnlindsay3820]

Trouble is I’ve been waiting since 1969 for something that beats or even matches it!

[@fibsism]

​@johnlindsay3820 love the acappela version on 'Love' ❤

[@jamesrawlins735]

The genius of John Lennon and producer George Martin. John was inspired to write this when he heard his wife Yoko playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. He asked her to play the chords backwards and wrote the lyrics. "The lyrics speak for themselves.... no imagery, no obscure meanings," Lennon said about the song. As for the sound, Lennon, McCartney and Harrison recorded their three vocals three times, creating a nine-voice recording, with Harrison adding a Moog Synthesizer, Martin playing the intro on electronic harpsichord and Lennon mimicking the same part on guitar. It took five hours to record, and when it was done it ended up being the members favorite song on the Abbey Road album.

[@jnagarya519]

I've called attention to this song several times; but because most "reactors" are looking for "bangers" they flit from one thing to another without making any effort to actually LISTEN. This song is astonishingly beautiful. And the lyric is John's achieved minimalism. Another instance is his "I Want You (She's So Heavy)"; and that is majestic.

[@simchabaruch7023]

Who played the tuba solo ?

[@FiremanSam60]

​@@simchabaruch7023it's George's Moog synth played by Paul

[@joseantoniocoiado432]

Because é linda mas Minha música favorita do Abbey road na verdade é o Medley Golden slumbers carry that weight The end uma obra prima do Paul McCartney.

[@MP-id2po]

And to think of the primitive technology they had in 1969. The word "digital" had not been invented yet

[@thomasmcdonough6642]

The Beatles were so unique in their different sounds

[@jimnicosia5934]

When I bought that album in 1969 I locked myself in my room for two weeks just listening to it. I just finished recording it on my acoustic guitar.

[@forwardpeace]

Not enough reactors react to this song. The wordplay is brilliant, yet simple, and the harmonies, etc.

[@sabina1118]

Agreed!

[@nasserhafes3021]

Amen!! there should be over 1000 reactions to this song...

[@P.Galore]

The Beatles are the Voice of The Gods.

[@terenzo50]

The entire lp deserves a serious listening.

[@cyclops60]

I just love the diversity of the Beatles, I'm happy to follow wherever they take me and I've never been disappointed!

[@user-pf7jm9go6o]

This song is being rediscovered by choral groups, who recognize the beauty of the harmonies. We all did when it was released. A brief piece of spectacular brilliance.

[@vicprovost2561]

And a piece of a brilliant album.

[@Fuzcapp]

I've just come from listening to If I Needed Someone - these guys could REALLY bust out the harmonies. Sun King also!

[@craigreid7178]

There are so many layers and facets of the Beatles - it's a deep, deep dive. There music encompasses so many levels and genres it's amazing. I love this song so much.

[@sabina1118]

I’m excited!!

[@buddyneher9359]

@@sabina1118 you should be! The journey will not disappoint!

[@johankarlsson3113]

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[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@sabina1118....thank you for sharing....as fellow Irish scouser, Ringo Starr would say...peace love and understanding....❤❤😊😊...E...love is all you need....

[@petermorgan768]

The whole Abbey road album is a work of art. Leave it to the Beatles to insert the most beautiful yet underrated quote to show ones love for another " Love is old love is new. Love is all love is you" ❤️

[@jbqu3142]

And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.

[@justme2]

You REALLY need to listen to that album. It'll knock yer socks off.

[@nancyknoblauch6864]

Yes!!!

[@sabina1118]

I will!

[@scottborenstein8291]

The Beatles are the greatest and most influential band that ever existed. I saw them the first time when I was 8 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 and they changed my life forever. I subscribed to your channel. Many of their songs will give you goosebumps. I’m looking forward to more Beatles reactions.

[@jbqu3142]

I’m a 1955 product too, from Canada, so we had She Loves You in 1963 and then a few months later, Ed Sullivan . The changed my life too. Beatles are 4Ever.

[@user-ts6xn5mq8q]

I agree, the lyrics and harmonies are excellent. So many great Beatles tunes... there is not a deeper rabbit hole.

[@sabina1118]

Excited!

[@greenbluemonkey]

I'd recommend just listening to the rest of the songs after Because, all in a row, at the same time. A beautiful medley of songs.

[@jamesdrynan]

I got the album, Meet the Beatles, for Christmas in 1963. I was thirteen. The iconic Robert Freeman photograph of the group in half-shadow was very mysterious to me. Who are these guys? They became the most influential quartet in the history of music. The blend of their voices in harmony was unparalleled. Here in 2024, they continue to gain new fans with their eclectic songs. Harrison once said, " The Beatles will exist without us. " Truer words were never spoken.

[@Brandi6666]

The genius of the Beatles and george martin❤️🤘i do believe mozart, bach and other ancient composers would be in awe of many of the arrangements🤘❤️

[@jamescanole3940]

As a group the Beatles released something like 236 original songs. Given that there's certainly plenty of room for variety. An amazing body of work created within a virtual handful of years.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

Don't forget the twenty something songs they gave to others as well.

[@Richard2003]

Time for you to hear much more of the greatest band of all time. So many songs like this and not like this but all great. All their songs put you in a mood

[@custardflan]

This makes me cry, its so beautiful. You should have kept going and played the medly that followed. Thanks for this.

[@steve55sogood16]

Surely, it's amazing!

[@JetDom767]

One of my all time favourite Beatles songs is Elenor Rigby

[@MrDickBills]

It is a fantastic song. The lyrics are brilliant and clever, but they are very dark. Would keep it well away from anyone suffering from depression.

[@TheToscanaMan]

"Makes me feel like breathing deep." yes... it puts you into a meditative mood. This song is simple and uncluttered, but there is a lot going on in my head when I hear it. *Because the sky is blue it makes me cry* wow just amazing. Thanks Sabina ❤☮

[@sabina1118]

It is amazing indeed! ❤️

[@Bright_Light_Love]

Man, John was such a versatile song writer. An absolutely stunning piece of work from all parties involved.

[@pjg58x]

Beautiful song from my second favorite Beatles album, my favorite being Revolver

[@danmayberry1185]

Correct!

[@michaelbriefs9764]

You should listen to the “Abbey Road Medley” that starts on the next song after Because! It’s an amazing group of songs, “mashed” together, in a way, that leads to the last song of the medley, called “The End”. Keep going with your Beatles Rabbit Hole!

[@MrAngelDevilSoul]

It's an amazing idea

[@alflazz2443]

Tienes razón, hay que escucharlo una tras otra para descubrir este, para mi el álbum más completo de los Beatles y el mejor, creo.

[@MrTommytuna]

Yes. The medley is a must listen and another astounding work of popular music. I have listened to several current cover bands performing the Abbey Road medley exactly as recorded. All of the groups have had extremely accomplished musicians and singers doing the work. As a result of listening to these great players and singers performing the medley, I gained a greater level of respect for the musicianship of each of the four Beatles. Each of them really were awfully good at what they did.

[@lawrencesmith6536]

I think you would really enjoy their song Across the Universe

[@pjg58x]

There are two versions of Across the Universe. One that was reaeased on a World Wildlife Fund album and one on their Let It Br album. The WWF version is available on the Beatles Past Masters Vol 2. and was originally recorded during the Sgt. Pepper era. The Let it Be version contains choir and strings added by Phil Spector

[@richiethepooh6878]

isn't there a stripped down version on Let It Be Naked?

[@chickenlampbrent]

I was born in 1965, my older brothers were 13 years and eight years older than me. Some of my earliest memories are attached to Beatles music and no matter how many times in my life I hear the songs, Penny Lane and hello, goodbye especially, something in my brain spirals back in time and for a moment I know what it feels like to be 4 years old. Now that is a trip. So inevitably whenever I hear the Beatles, mostly what I get from it is comfort, safety and innocence and all is right with my world.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

Yup, I remember getting ready to take a shower when Strawberry Fields came on my transiter radio. It was raining. I stuck my face up against the window screen, letting the rain fall on my face. Felt very secure. ❤😊

[@tonydalton459]

Also born in 1965. What the Beatles did was unrepeatable. Greatest band there ever has been, or ever will be. When I see one of these reactions videos, I’m always like “It’s a Beatles song, how can you not have heard it ?”

[@patrickmcevoy5080]

Pick any Beatles song at random, and you hear something very different, but always something perfectly performed and recorded. That was their magic.

[@MrTommytuna]

I watched a video of a classical composer who is an avid fan of the Beatles music. He commented "The Beatles never strayed very far from the ordinary in music. But they always made it magic." Well put.

[@jimfrederick3907]

Especially when you add the genius of Sir George Martin!

[@JustOneWillingSoul]

Though it is impossible to pick a favorite Beatles song, when people insist, this is generally the one I choose.

[@pablovandyck]

The Beatles are so long ago that the only time they used a Moog synthisizer was on this, their final album. Just 4 guys who actually played their instruments & sang.

[@joebloggs8636]

One of the first to use it too.

[@-GrumpyOldMan]

I think you'll find that 'Let It Be' was their final album, released in 1970.

[@pablovandyck]

@@-GrumpyOldMan Let It Be was their last released (recorded in January '69), but Abbey Road was their last recorded (June '69)

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

If you want to hear the opposite side of The Beatles, try I Want You (She's So Heavy) from the same album👍

[@patticrichton1135]

AND "OH DARLING" and "HERE COMES THE SUN."

[@andrewwhyte9944]

Their catalogue of songs, musical variety, and inventiveness is unmatched, and with the popular noise we have to listen to on the radio today, Beatles music will always shine above the rest. I believe they were born to rock the world. The first time I heard Beatles (From me to you) at 13, in1963, I became a Beatlemaniac. I liked songs by George, Paul, and John, but, John was my favorite because his songs were from the heart and had a distinct edge to them. Mind expanding lyrics and haunting melodies. I am a Beatles fan forever. As far as I can tell, the 60's was the best decade to grow up in. The cultural changes and excitement were unsurpassed. When we are all gone, I will listen to the Fab Four in Heaven!

[@AquarianRadio]

I grew up with the Beatles and turned 10 in 1964 when they "invaded" America. I agree with you, the 60s was the best as we transformed the world with our music. I just turned 70. I have an older brother and sister, so I was in the loop, much younger than I may have otherwise been if I had been an only child. I feel blessed to be a Boomer. My husband is a War Baby, and together, we took the planet from the most devastating war we had ever seen to this miraculous vision of PEACE. It took all of us to support and propel the energy of our visionaries and artists to plant a seed and make it grow and spread across the planet. IMHO, we people of this Earth need to start channeling that energy again or perish. Thanks, younger generations, for listening to our legacy, reviving it, and giving it the level of appreciation it deserves.

[@siroswaldfortitude5346]

One of my favourite Beatle songs along with 'Fool on the hill'. An incredible band

[@Steve_Stowers]

The story is that this song was inspired by John hearing Yoko playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and asking her to play the chords backwards.

[@christopherellis6099]

"Unlike anything I've heard before," you said. THAT is the essence of The Beatles. I really enjoy your reactions and will look fo reward to more discussions about The Beatles (or music in general.) I appreciate your response.

[@itcouldbeclark]

I have loved this song since it was new. I'm very glad that you are discovering these heroes of my youth. Keep investigating their work; you won't be sorry.

[@NoviJimB]

George talked about how difficult it was to get those harmonies down, even after all those years of playing and harmonizing together. If you try singing each part, it's REALLY tricky. And a very cool chord progression that John came up with after listening to something by Beethoven. He tried to play what he'd heard 'backwards' and came up with those chords. One of their best, but they had a lot of 'bests'! One of my favorites by them with three part harmony is 'This Boy', and there's a really great middle section where John just belts it out. Another of my favorites by them that most people don't know is 'I Don't Want To Spoil The Party'. It has a really cool intro/outro riff and the vocals are just so good (like most of their songs). I like recommending songs that aren't your typical ones, that people might not be familiar with. 'Dear Prudence' is fantastic, but a bit more 'known'.

[@-R.Gray-]

This was from 1969. Going for live performances wouldn't be a good tactic with the Beatles because they quit touring in 1966, half way through their recording career. One reason for this was the "Beatlemania" phenomenon of audiences packed with girls screaming so loud they drowned out the sound of the band which would ruin the recording, and make it impossible for the band members to hear each other. The 1966 amplification systems in stadiums couldn't compete with the noise. After they quit touring they could use the studio to create music they couldn't reproduce live anyway, and they were groundbreaking in their use of studio techniques.

[@pjg58x]

The best quality live performances would be from early 1969 on the rooftop of the Abbey Road Stufios. This is used in the Let it Be documentary and Peter Jackson’s more recent Beatles documentary.

[@TheMerryPup]

Although I will say that if you watch and listen to some of their live performances where the screaming is deafening, (if you were there), they are noticeably on beat and in tune. Probably from all that time playing in Hamburg.

[@-R.Gray-]

@@TheMerryPupI read an article where Ringo said he had to watch John and Paul's asses moving, their feet tapping and their heads nodding at places like Shea Stadium to know where he was in the song.

[@patticrichton1135]

There are several LIVE concert performances where the audio is good despite the screaming that she NEEDS to watch to get an idea of WHAT transpired at their concerts. I saw them Live in concert TWICE in 1964 and 1966 when I was 17 and 19 years old.

[@-R.Gray-]

@@patticrichton1135 I still think that since she isn't familiar with their music at all, she would get the best first impression of what they had to offer by checking out the music on their albums first. This would include the music they made in the studio during the second half of their history, and maybe some live performances of their earlier stuff after. I think they progressed as musicians and songwriters after 1966 (I was 17), and I wouldn't want her to base her main impression of the group's output on the early years. That's why I like to follow people online who discover them by seeing their progression as they listen chronologically. Maybe when you hear the live recordings you can almost relive your teenage experiences and all of the excitement of the situation - but they wouldn't have the same effect on her, because she wasn't there.

[@davidrauh8118]

John, Paul and George sang this 3 times. So there's nine vocal harmonies.

[@shawnkelly1531]

Dear Prudence (White album)

[@victorjohnson7512]

Prudence Farrow was Frank Sinatra's sister in law.

[@brenthenderson3983]

A great story behind Dear Prudence.. As with many Beatles songs.

[@Wheresthelove7]

Yeah she would really like Dear Prudence

[@nasserhafes3021]

Amen!

[@larryhudspeth4072]

This song still gives me chills after 50+ years...same as it did when I first heard it.

[@bobtausworthe2671]

Because the world is ROUND it TURNS me on Because the sky is BLUE it makes me SAD Because the WIND is high it BLOWS my mind Such a simple play on words but yet so profound. Like so many Beatles songs. Especially John. John could take today's newspaper or an old play bill and turn them into songs with meaning and emotion. He could even do it with gibberish. I am the Walrus resonates with me.

[@davis8851]

All quintessential Lennon puns.

[@richardfiske]

I just turned 70. The Beatles were the soundtrack of my teenage years and beyond. Still as Incredible as when I first heard it….to me the best ever👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@bobbybrettel5422]

Next great song Oh Darling

[@bobcorbin3294]

Or just keep going with the medley and play You Never Give Me Your Money next.

[@2407paul]

It made me shiver in 1970 and it still does.

[@ronturner9850]

I have NEVER seen anyone react to this beautiful song that is in my top 5 Beatles tracks. I play it often and don’t know why it’s not heard on here! Loved the reaction!

[@sabina1118]

Thanks! ❤️

[@stevedahlberg8680]

New to your channel and I just subscribed after watching your reaction to this. I was a kid when the Beatles grew up and I'm a musician of many decades, and it's just fascinating to watch people discover them. I mean really discover them. I don't know how many times I've heard this Beatles song Because throughout my lifetime, but every single time I listen to it, I'm just blown away by the haunting beauty of it, and it's so lush, and yet there's so much anguish in it as well. It's just absolutely poignant. They had a huge catalog for only being around for a decade, and they evolved so much but they were always fascinating for the time that they were in. I've heard everything in their catalog multiple times, and the vast majority of them, including some of their really early stuff many many times. Something I thought of while watching your reaction was from a few years earlier, and it was definitely a hit but I'm not sure most people think of it right off the bat, and it is called Rain. Even though it was slightly earlier, you can see this tendency to include all these vocal intervals and arrangements and textures and feeling and playing with the perceived tempo of it, and it's really fascinating. For some reason, I always think of Paperback Writer when I think of Rain. And I've played them back-to-back so many times and I've heard them back-to-back on the radio before.

[@syrlance1]

For most other bands, Rain would have been their greatest hit, for The Beatles, it was a 'B' side to Paperback Writer.

[@sabina1118]

Thanks and welcome!

[@user-oq5oh3jb7w]

The Beatles are still the best ever

[@YN97WA]

Loved your reaction, young lady. It's great to see a new generation discovering the music I grew up with, and the Beatles is definitely a rabbit hole worth exploring. I hope to see more in the future. Love, peace, and hair grease. ✌️

[@fjcara]

I love. LOVE! That she listened all the way through! So many reaction vids the listener turns off after ten seconds. She just loves and fully experiences it. Then tells us. Thank you. One of the best reactions I've seen;; and I love reactions. "Straight into my soul"; like so many Beatle songs.

[@sabina1118]

Thanks a lot! ❤️

[@lifelover515]

Using text to comment rather than interrupting the music - brilliant! Why don't more reactors do this? I'm impressed. A tip for exploring the magic of the Beatles: go to the original albums, not the greatest hits rehashes and compilations. They were incredibly inventive in the studio, with their secret weapon George Martin, and set the bar high through the mid to late 60s. They experimented a lot so chances are for every song you think 'meh', the next one will send you to musical heaven. Bon voyage, ma'am.

[@sabina1118]

Thank you! ☺️

[@tommythompson9565]

Isn't the reason the copyright restrictions? I don't know why some channels get away with no interruptions.

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

@@tommythompson9565Copyright is applied inconsistently, just like KZbin moderation in general.

[@searchthewind99]

You're right about the wordplay. The world turns. The wind blows. You cry because you're blue. And some of the best harmonies.

[@sabina1118]

Yes. Incredible lyrics AND harmonies!

[@bradsouthers7476]

Yes, trippy, and that's how it was described when it first came out.

[@MrLucky1959]

Intense, overwhelming and the movement of harmonies and play on words blend to a sublime symphony, this is why the Beatles are considered one of the greatest composers of all time...

[@geirknudsen3411]

On Anthology 3 there is version of Because with just isolated vocals.... Worth a listen :)

[@bobtausworthe2671]

The Love album has them, with chirping birds in the background. It is so amazing. I've always wanted to go to Vegas and watch the Cirque De Soleil Love show.

[@russelmurphy4868]

As soon as you hear those harmonies, you Know who it is. That's the Beatles for you.

[@markdegroff3495]

One other unknown fact about the BEATLES...to this day, in 10 year increments, the BEATLES still out sell every other band on the charts❤❤❤

[@tombradley7796]

Nobody can harmonise like John, George and Paul can, their voices are sublime. John used "a Moonlight Sonata" and moved the chords around/backwards, utter genius!.

[@willswomble7274]

I don't want to know anyone who doesn't rate The Beatles as the best group ever; way, way above any other!

[@pacofgarcia5998]

I recommend you listen to progressive rock, like Genesis, Yes, Camel, ELP, etc.

[@user-tu5ej5lg2c]

​@@pacofgarcia5998 I'll give it a miss.

[@pacofgarcia5998]

@@user-tu5ej5lg2c Well, if you like things like 'Because' by the Beatles, you might like things that were done by prog rock bands, on one side. And putting a band above others does not make sense, on the other side... there are no Olympic games for music, just taste.: from a 50 years Beatles fan 😊. A few years after my initial encounter with the Beatles' music, that became an open door to other musics...

[@koszim]

For me Pink Floyd is the best band by far. Beatles i don't like at all. I also like very much bands like Eloy, Cure, Joy Division, Black Sabbath, Archive and a little less Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, etc. Beatles are not my style...

[@elliegonzales8212]

@@koszim Floyd is a one trick pony. Loved them as I grew up with them, but you have to be in the right mood and like I said they have one trick, nice trick but repetitive.

[@Samtzu]

I was on leave from Vietnam in late November 1969 in Sydney, Australia, when Abby Road came out. I went with a beautiful young woman to her room and listened to it at night. "Because" took me away from the world for a while... and that was enough. It reminded me that beauty STILL existed in the world, if only for one night in Australia. 54 years later, it still takes me to that place of beauty. Thank you....

[@ericashmusic8889]

I was lucky to be in the 60's, 'Jimmy Powell Blues Band' ; we arrived on the Monday May 9th-lunchtime, just as the Beatles left, ( All bands played one hour on stage, one hour off, then another hour on stage, and so on, alternating with another band, from 6:0 pm at night thro' till 6:0 pm in the morning _ 6 hours ). That was the' Top Ten Night Club', Hamburg in the 60's...no excuses, just absolutely gruelling- & unremitting , quite insane really but we did it, yet it honed & crafted everyone who played there. This Beatles Classic came out 5 years later 1969 ,on the Abbey Road LP...I have heard many versions, for all kinds of Combo's, & yet for me the Original Beatles vocal version is still the best..so ethereal, & 'exactly' how John & Paul wanted ; what incredibly talented musicians they were, but ;- The long hours all thro' the night, every night, week after week, after week, far from home, with no-one but your close pals- this is what made the Beatles, sheer good hard working habits...and I know this for real, and absolutely and for sure. I was there !!

[@AndyD180]

I think you said everything I felt when I first heard it. You really nailed it in my opinion! My older sisters were buying Beatles albums as they came out. I was around 12 and just starting to learn guitar. "Because" has always been in my top 10 of theirs.

[@birminghamchris9377]

From the album Abbey Road. It’s listening to these lesser known tracks, that you realise the true depth of the Beatles music and its high levels of quality. Sgt Pepper for me is their finest album…very different to their earlier work around the mid 60’s. Some say that The Beatles were the template for the future of music. Sabina..glad you liked this, a lesser known track that is well worth highlighting.

[@charlyacevedo1775]

The greatest band of all time! Just to start,i recommend you listen:Across The Universe,While My Guitar Gently Weeps,In My Life,Nowhere Man,Sexy Sadie,Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End,Something,I Should Have Known Better,And I Love Her,Ticket To Ride,Penny Lane,Let It Be,Here Comes The Sun,Got To Get You Into My Life,And Your Bird Can Sing,Strawberry Fields Forever. Greetings from Argentina.🖐

[@DJ-bj8ku]

The lyrics are trippy and reflect the hippie era.

[@nigeltown6999]

Here you are listening to a unique phenomena - a Band - + a Recording Studio - + a producer - a team on engineers - all of whom have been together for an extended period - many years - who have expanded - who have learned - and all of whom who have contributed....... This is not common, nor is it commonplace - it is 'Special' - extra special...

[@MrTommytuna]

Well said, and absolutely true.

[@charliekennedy2545]

Amazing tune. One of my all time favs.

[@MarkFraserGrant]

Lovely. I play "Because" to people who underestimate the Beatles followed by "A Day in the Life", "Tomorrow Never Knows" and "Dear Prudence" to illustrate how they changed the face of pop music forever!

[@TTM9691]

That was beautiful, I'm totally subscribing. The Beatles have so many types of songs, entire genres can be traced back to single Beatle songs. The very next song on this album is fantastic, "You Never Give Me Your Money". Every song flows so great into the next one that as soon as I hear one song, I just automatically want to hear the next one! This was at the very end of the career, their last album. John Lennon wrote this song. He sang it with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Reportedly, Ringo Starr (the 4th Beatle) was standing right next to them, even though he wasn't singing.

[@sabina1118]

Thank you and welcome! ❤️

[@jurgengierkink4322]

That’s a true road to classics 😊 that’s a long time ago that I heard that one, and this is (luckily) not one of the usual suspects. You bring back memories.

[@edwardthorne9875]

As a music lover, you must become aquainted with this entire album. You could go song by song on it, except of course for the Side 2 Medley, where short pieces are woven all together. Lovely reaction to this beautiful song - which you can play again soon.

[@kjellcarlsson5639]

Great reaction. Welcome to the world of the Beatles. The next tune will be completely different. That’s the magic of the Beatles. Here’s some more. Come together. A day in the life. Dear Prudence. While my guitar gently weeps. Hey Bulldog. Everything you said made sense. The word play in all three verses is genius.

[@kmichaelp4508]

So where do you start with The Beatles? From the beginning!!! Eyes wide open because it can be a journey ❤️

[@os5484]

one of the most underrated Songs. A Masterpiece, and which other band of the 60s can do it like this?

[@3155DOGMAN]

One of their most beautiful songs off of my favorite Beatles album.Paul sang the highs John in the middle and George bottom.

[@JollyGraham]

Because the song is great it makes me cry.

[@charlesperrone9375]

The Beatles songs have a way of transporting you to other places in your mind and soul!

[@sabina1118]

Yes, this song was a clear prove of that!

[@charlesberton2581]

Love this song. Thank you for this reaction. If you want the best rocking little number, you must try "Hey Bulldog".

[@boguslawpiskorz2208]

thanx for Your reaction. FYI, on "LOVE" album, they put "Because" a capella. There, pure gem can be touched even deeper. Greetings.

[@cheezer57]

Beatles music has that "Wow!..Something else is happening here" thing going on..That's what made them so different..Lennon's writing had a big dreamy sound often..A song he did solo, (after his Beatle days) has that quality..After watching your channel for a while I think I have a feel for where your head is at..I believe you'd love John's "#9 Dream"..There are so many by them, both as a band, and as solo contributors...Btw, it's been my experience that studio (in most cases) is the way to go first, then to the live version. It's not 100%, but most times..Nothing wrong with studio. It's where the cake is baked! Just ask Steely Dan!

[@patticrichton1135]

But she DOES NEED to SEE them in ACTION , IN CONCERT, and their many VIDEOS that they made to go with their studio recordings where she can SEE them as well

[@user-we2yt5on9b]

Every year since 1980, on December 8 I listen to Imagine, not just for that one song, but the gift of music Lennon gave us. Seeing this video reminds me how good they were and how much better they are now with the passage of time. Like the aging of a fine wine.

[@granthunter8450]

Love your thoughts running across the screen while the song is playing. Doesn't disturb the song so we hear it uninterrupted. Nice touch. I haven't seen anyone else do this. Well done. Subscribed.

[@user-xu8nn9tk2q]

A part dire que je suis toujours émue en ecoutant a mon age les Beatles, qui me touche toujours au plus profond de moi meme et que ces 4 genies ont changer le monde en bien Ils me manquent et au monde aussi Beatles forever

[@jbqu3142]

Même chose pour moi à presque 69 ans. Four lads who shook the world 4Ever.

[@tonygatos1]

I'm 67 and Beatles music always puts me in a trance.

[@tomlatenite8348]

My girl, you need to know all their music!!

[@rgfisher21]

I listened to "Because" over and over on my flight from San Francisco to Vietnam in Oct. of 1969. As you might have guessed I had a lot on my mind during that trip, but that song and it's harmonies calmed me down and lowered my anxiety by a whole lot. I followed them, musically, for the complete length of their career. From the first time that Walter Cronkite reported on a strange happening in England. I thing called Beatlemania. It sure was and with their new release, some 50 years after the broke up, is nothing short of incredible.

[@jamescpotter]

The Beatles sang some iconic harmonies in their seven year recording career but held the very best for the last album. This is the epitome of Beatle harmony that was tripled tracked!

[@rickmoore52]

yep. If you want an even stronger impression of this song, travel back in time and live in the 60's and listen to every Beatles song from the first album to the last album.

[@davidkemery7216]

Does anyone when they listen to this feel like they just didn't get enough, that it wasn't long enough? The Beatles tended to do this. The songs never overstayed there will welcome. They always kind of left you with almost but not quite enough of what you would like to have had. And I don't know if it was intentional or just instinctive. I have an idea that was most likely the latter. The singing That's John Paul and George three-part Harmonies that was taught to them by George Martin. To get such a full sound on the voices they sang it through and then that was backed up by another vocal and then a third. So that's nine voices all together. The song is very ethereal it's almost as if it comes to you from a different dimension. The song is very near the top of anything John ever did it's no wonder people like it so much

[@sabina1118]

YES! I was thinking that I wish that it was longer.

[@kevinlee3174]

Art by The Beatles is a very deep well. This is why they are renowned. It is with argument that maybe their best lies within the albums "The White Album", "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be". Have a wonderful journey no matter the path you take.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Genius ❤❤❤❤❤

[@joetheshyguy410]

being a huge Beatles fan I like everything by them, yes some more than others and this is one of the best off of one of the best rock albums ever.

[@jbqu3142]

1969, i was 14, Abbey road came and it’s as beautiful now as it was beautiful then . I’m so used to hear the first piano notes of the 3 parts symphony You never give me your money right after the last harmony of Because. One song goes with the other and so on on the most celebrated medley of the history of pop-rock . The Beatles catalog is for me and an entire generation of boomers the soundtrack of our lives, but this has been said many times before. I’m glad to see younger people connect with The Beatles’s music. Let’s talk more about peace and love. #9th fan here.

[@andrusroestam4636]

And it's on 1969 !!!

[@hansvandijk1487]

One of the finest masterpieces by the great John Lennon. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.