The Beatles - A Day In The Life

The Beatles performing “A Day In The Life.”
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[@arsonne]

This song feels like the end-credits for life.

[@Rfoz51]

Funny you should say that - this was played at a funeral I attended, just surreal and so weird!

[@pr.paradox1970]

SO TRUE

[@lindaklase3821]

Yes, Paul’s death November 9, 1966. And replacement with Billy Shepherd aka Billy Shears. Ringo sings Billy Shears.

[@ots1634]

ew, i gotta turn it off- that depresses/scares me

[@jona.scholt4362]

@2:49 would be the part I agree with the most regarding the end of the world comment.

[@gracie30ish]

my dad used to play the beatles while he makes breakfast for us before we go to school..so this background music is on while i tie my shoes put on my uniform and go wait for the school bus and now I'm old and he's gone and everytime i play the beatles I'm back to those mornings.

[@abhishekarya9474]

Grace wow ☺

[@yejulee2417]

Your comment got me tearful.

[@buddyholly3527]

Grace I'm sorry for your loss and that's a sad but at the same time a beautiful story

[@farenvyld]

I'm very sorry for your loss Grace, but The Beatles bring joy to everyone who listens to them.

[@underpantswedgy]

Sorry for your loss. Keep on Rockin!!

[@user-eh7mb4pn7w]

Nearly 60 years on and it's still a revelation.

[@user-fu2mi1nd5l]

Nobody was really sure if he was from the house of PAUL

[@marclayne9261]

68 here....still mystified,,,

[@nebbo42]

You could also say it's a revolution

[@ozharms]

This song is one of Ringo’s best performances, his fills are just excellent.

[@NormAppleton]

Ringo is king on this song

[@ed2kou1]

Tomorrow never knows that was his song the drums are amazing

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

A composer playing drums.

[@lukewilliams8916]

As a bass player, this is a crazy song for rhythm with those drum fills. Soo damn good. This is one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@shawnandrew_artist]

Mmmm all those subtle subbeats

[@seektruth8662]

Another fun fact: This is 2 songs melded together. Paul wrote the middle part (woke up,fell out of bed) and John the rest. Both songs were incomplete and both artists had no idea how to finish them. So they put them together and created one of the greatest songs ever.

[@bondarmsman]

Tnx. I didn't know that. The McCartney part was shitty though. He should not have messed with it. Another Lennon song stolen by McCartney and credited to Lennon-McCartney like "In my life".

[@porflepopnecker4376]

The transition from the Paul segment back to the John song is so utterly sublime that to omit it would deprive the song of a great deal of its beauty and power. The two segments work together magically.

[@marguskiis7711]

John used to lease Maccas ideas a lot. This Maccas part he used in his "Remember" 1970.

[@johnburns4017]

+Norma Stitz The part of running for a bus, comes from Paul's experience of running for the 82 bus to get to school on time and later the 86 when he moved house. The 82 bus still runs the same route today. The 82 bus was where Paul and George met going to school together every day. That bus was the _root_ of the formation of The Beatles.

[@clemdane]

Thought that was obvious

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

This song is dark, haunting and beautiful.

[@zoecutie7742]

Totally alright

[@alanoconnor4745]

Has to the best song ever

[@franek2532]

YES!

[@kingawencel523]

So true i love them

[@alanoconnor4745]

@@anti8378 two great musical greats specialay John but the one question ,is how broke up the Beatles ,Paul did ,I can go deep with you

[@darrellspencer3934]

That final note never fails to send chills down the spine.

[@fotistirokomos2958]

Robert Fripp just mentioned the same at Daryl's House program. I came here to check this out

[@Jxmu.]

I used to be scared of it when I was little

[@jacobhoffman1704]

​@@Jxmu.I'm still scared of it

[@antoinepetrov]

For me the chills start from the first chord of the song and go on until the end

[@adamhaitham3076]

It also inspired the startup chime for the macbook computers created by apple because Steve Jobs was a fan of the Beatles

[@somilpandey5646]

I have no words,John was a legend, that's it.

[@crowcorvinus3173]

"shoot me " .

[@davidk6271]

No matter how long this Earth revolves, there will never be another band like this

[@danielsahurie3237]

Except Elo got close but hey that's my opinion

[@ma7ur97]

Buddy Holly

[@RB-.-]

It’s possible

[@andreasng5947]

But there will be many more other band tho🤪🤪

[@Plplj164]

Yea duh cause this is the beatles. There won’t be another beatles but there will be other bands.

[@WakaWaka2468]

Congratulations, you are officially listening to one of the greatest pieces of music ever created.

[@maxk8425]

We know. And we cry because it ends

[@DeussGamer]

Biblical

[@lindadote]

Liam Gallagher ........some of us have been listening for decades.

[@burgofichakia]

Lo sé muchacho, lo sé

[@salvaalcon3604]

Victor Valenzuela jajaja, sin duda la mejor canción de la historia de la humanidad

[@yamo1967]

This song still remains a masterpiece. Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo.

[@SamFU52]

..and to George Martin, who arranged the song AND played the piano in it, which is why he was often called "The Fifth Beatle"...

[@tonyhill7221]

The song they played at the closure of pirate radio ship. CAROLINE!

[@gutgolf74]

@@SamFU52 LOL, PAUL is playing the piano on this, get your facts straight, ffs!

[@TheBob3759]

Indeed.

[@alfredocastanedagarcia5616]

It is hard to believe how revolutionary and genius this song is

[@julianciahaconsulting8663]

the BBC will never live it down banning it

[@adamdorgant9454]

Agreed!!!

[@LarsTragel-zh7ei]

It's way ahead of almost everything in music published today.

[@TwinHacari]

​@@LarsTragel-zh7eieverything today is way ahead. That's why this is only 161 million views deep. This is boring and too simple. I'm sure it was good for its time though

[@DayTripperrr]

@@TwinHacari this song only has 161 million views is because it was too innovative and not like garbage pub like Michael Jackson

[@venezuelaluis]

RIngo's drumming here is simply outstanding.

[@lisalind4813]

He was often overlooked as a musician. He is still relevant, doing what he loves. He is thunderous on the drums in this song

[@bobjohnson1872]

Right on. And on Strawberry Fields, and Dear Prudence, etc. Tied for first with Ginger Baker,

[@oompaloompadoompa-de-doo3614]

How do you know it’s Ringo on drums? I hope it is but I know Paul sat in from time to time.

[@venezuelaluis]

@@oompaloompadoompa-de-doo3614 The record of all beatles' songs were registered with any single musician that participated on them. It is totally prooved that Ringo played the drums here. Even there was a comment made by Phil Collins saying that he respected Ringo because of what he did in A Day In The Life.

[@oompaloompadoompa-de-doo3614]

Luis Gutiérrez oh thank you. That makes me happy. Do you know if he played on “tomorrow never knows?” I’d never heard a beat like that before. Chemical brothers have used it a time or two more recently.

[@bautibonzini2835]

John's voice on this song is pure magic

[@marcelodiazhermosilla7581]

Pura verdad

[@xna0396]

PUra verdad

[@puncturedbicycle7264]

The Wailing at 2:50 is just hauntingly beautiful

[@bautibonzini2835]

@@puncturedbicycle7264 I still don't know if that's John or Paul. If you listen to Lovely Rita you'll notice some similarity in Paul's voice to the voice at this minute. There are many videos in youtube explaining it. But it could also be John Lemon.

[@anthonyharris7226]

Time to wake up . The Beatles got the truth out. The pink beam 🍓 fields forever. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLdc2een9J7nNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGOvf5uEiMSIfKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLdc2een9J7nNk

[@borumfilmes6198]

This is human Creativity in the most pure, and at the same time complex state possible. This is the Beatles.

[@Me-re5ch]

no pure. with drug

[@lrfcarreviews2570]

Perhaps the greatest song of all time?

[@markharrison5307]

I love this record.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

People say it’s the best beatle achievement I agree

[@lrfcarreviews2570]

@@hippiecheezburger5457 It could very well be, the whole Sgt. Peppers album is amazing.

[@darkosimic7945]

Absolutely..

[@Greenballoffire]

In my opinion, I believe so.

[@LukeFaulkner]

And this, ladies and gentleman, is how to write a song.

@Donato Luis almost 3 now

[@MakLife]

It's not how to write a song, it's what to aspire to when writing a song.

[@modernmilner9836]

Actually, when it comes to songwriting, I always thought this was one of those “Don’t try this at home” deals.

[@kev1257ful]

Modern Milner I agree, a beginner songwriter shouldn’t try something as experimental and challenging as this. Work your way up

[@reah7213]

No, song is good not great, bit curious how many holes does it take to fill the alcohol? Nonsense?, or your stupid interpretation noone cares about?

[@BeatleBabe1978]

John's voice is so haunting in this masterpiece. Sheer perfection.

[@CarryFlag8]

I feel exactly the same, just hauntingly beautiful

[@justdone1251]

Paul is no slouch. George and Ringo contribute quite well.

[@justdone1251]

If Lennon's voice was so good..... why would someone shoot him???

[@piscesempress1978]

@@justdone1251because the guy who shot him was and is a deranged asshole

[@alanoconnor4745]

@@justdone1251 can you imagine if John was still alive the music we are missing out on

[@gregorylainsbury2027]

One of the greatest most original and innovative songs of the 20th Century. There is no other song even remotely like it even 60 some years later. This is what Genius sounds like.

[@ralphgarcia913]

It's a tie with While my guitar gently weeps for greatest.

[@alt0799]

I never understood how The Beatles were so popular and never really liked their music, but after discovering this song a couple years ago im a full blown fan.

[@udhbhavbhardwaj245]

Same ,mate !!!

[@robertmounger407]

Poor thing! But then again lucky one!

[@annamazzucchelli7652]

Meglio tardi che mai...sono tutte belle le canzoni dei beatles

[@nicolasolmos25]

It is also important to understand the beatles in the context of the time. They really shifted music and popular culture at the time. We went from people like the shadows and groups doing covers of American songs to the beatles who started writing their own music. At the time, whatever the Beatles did others copied. It is hard to find a band that hasnt been influenced by the Beatles. Also, it is really amazing the wide range of types of songs that they did. We have songs using sitar for the first time in western music, John basically started the genre of avant-guarde music with Revolution 9, Paul wrote one of the first metal songs with Helter Skelter and they also obviously wrote songs that were more pop like. It is easy to judge them now but understanding the context of the time and what they achieved they are even more impressive.

[@Theo-zb1bs]

Sounds so transcendent, sometimes I can't believe this song is even real

[@julianburr2750]

Theo Perfect comment. This song does something to me.

[@gotohoward]

it's not real. they were from somewhere else.

[@paulinegarcia888]

Yes and somewhat haunting too.

[@lila.1207]

And to be from the 60's like what

[@luisqrgs6313]

Es una mielda

[@bordiguy]

Ringo’s drumming in this song is just spectacular.

[@noeltaylor3594]

Quincy Jones would disagree.

[@danieldeburgh8437]

Best part of the song. It is the best drumming of any song I would say

[@231mac]

​@@noeltaylor3594 Yeah, he has quite the colorful opinion and imagination.

[@fabrizioluci801]

Like Jazz

[@josegerardocorrales1988]

What about my bass?

[@xenojen1]

My earliest memory of music is The Beatles. My dad loved them. Today is the anniversary of his suicide. I always listen to them on October 14th in his honor.

[@redhillred1980]

Much love to you xxx

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

I’m so very deeply sorry. I mean this truly

[@tedparkman3111]

I'm really sorry my friend 🙏

[@illadrobici]

A truly beautiful sentiment. To Play this for you Dad each year. Much love and sympathy to you and yours

[@nokandu5684]

Nice tribute.. I thought about my dad today.

[@plootyluvsturtle9843]

Ringo’s drumming is kind of amazing in this. Like how in the world do you add drums to a song like this and STILL add the the song as a whole

[@tadziovisconti8030]

A Day in the Life is not a song, it's a miracle.

[@MARACUTAIA239]

I started a Joke 🤡🤡🤡🤡 Bill Shepherd.

[@peterowen9183]

Agree. Culturally, it's the pivotal moment of the twentieth century.

[@gerghhhttg2913]

Its also a mystery in all of the Beatles, A mystery we hope isn't the truth but could be.

[@olivergwon69]

Indeed

[@gerghhhttg2913]

@@olivergwon69 I'm saying "Paul died in 1966" mystery, Who knows, is it true? or is it false, this is why they say john got shot.

[@LeeRenthlei]

This is the Beatles at the height of their power. Timeless masterpiece.

[@johncarlollavor2146]

This song is their Magnum Opus, no doubt.

[@davyroger3773]

@@johncarlollavor2146 The album as well

[@selenetheoduloz827]

Wish I could be there some day,a dream come true

[@latitudeselongitudes1932]

Agree,man.Absolute masterpiece. One of my favorite songs by them along with Tomorrow Never Knows,Across the Universe,Strawberry Fields,Norwegian Wood(the alternative version with the Sitar),Within You Without You,It's All Too Much,While My Guitar Gently Weeps,Happiness is a Warm Gun,Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,Eleanor Rigby,Help,Rain,Hey Bulldog,Day Tripper,She's So Heavy,Hey Jude,Something,Dig A Pony,Come Together,Don't Let Me Down,Revolution(the electric guitar version) and Blue Jay Way

[@googleuser3737]

*correction: the highest of their power.

[@thedudeabides2968]

John Lennon’s voice always gives me goosebumps

[@SamFU52]

..if you can find a true original stereo version of the song use a headset ..John's voice moves around, verse to verse ..that REALLY gives one goosebumps...

[@Gonzalo-wr9mm]

This song as Great as it is, Always takes me back to when I 1st heard it and it stills brings shivers of excitement and fear. No other song gives me this feeling. It's Awesome!!!

[@user-yv4fb1wj4y]

me too

[@reggiebrousseau5283]

I am 52. I love Slayer. ACDC. Tom Petty. Metallica. Dylan. Pink Floyd. Steve Earle. Neil Young. Foo Fighters. Slipknot. U2. Oasis. And so many others. But no one even comes close to the Beatles. They are the Mozart of Rock n Roll

[@gazzymunoz2077]

Gran punto amigo ,hay muchas bandaa excelente .....pero los Beatles eran la nave nodriza ,de la cual casi todo el mundo musical bse alimento ......mucho talento individual y en conjunto para un grupo .....yo los descubri de niño .....son una quimera absoluta

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

What about The Rolling Stones?

[@anakina1]

​@HarmonicaGuitNot even in the conversation.

[@mikeshinoda703]

​@@HarmonicaGuitarno way near the beatles

[@hollowsid9623]

Radiohead??

[@JCGamer2073]

I can’t describe this song. Its, just, a masterpiece.

[@arturogarza1083]

Yes

[@sherbertdip6924]

You just described it 👍

[@oxk_gaming]

@@sherbertdip6924 lmao

[@WInnerwinnerchickendinner.]

I can describe to in one way and it's this.The song is better than Mozart, Bach and Beethoven.The Beatles.Wow.

[@palapadadouwa807]

We're a bunch like that buddy 😄😊👋💫😇

[@potato-whiz]

That transition from, “and somebody spoke and I went into a dream,” into John’s “aaaahhhh” and the tempo change never fails to give me chills.

[@latitudeselongitudes1932]

One of the greatest moments in the history of music

[@gutgolf74]

Sorry, that's PAUL doing the "aaaah" - I could give you a whole LOT of evidence, but just watch THIS official video: Which Beatle is shown during this part, from 2:49? That's right, only Paul, that's because this is still his part, and it's his voice.

[@potato-whiz]

@@gutgolf74 meh I’ve heard this is a point of dispute but I’m still pretty convinced it’s John. None of the evidence out there has convinced me otherwise.

[@gutgolf74]

@@potato-whiz Well, there are still people not convinced that the earth is round and Trump is a crook and a dangerous person... While in both cases the evidence is even bigger than this one, you can rest assured: It's literally impossible to be John. Why it shouldn't be John: It's Paul's part, end of story. No need for John to sing lead on Paul's part in Paul's dream. That's also why we only see PAUL during this part in the official video to ADITL. No John AT ALL - but he returns right when HIS part, the last verse, starts. They were finished recording John's vocals for ADITL 2 weeks before and just returned for recording Paul's part on February 3rd. John NEVER sang this part when he had the chance to. Also, note the position of the voices in the stereo-picture: John is on the right, Paul on the left. The "aaahs" start on Paul's side and move over to cue John's return. Why it couldn't be John: Since -- in contrast to Emerick's fairy-tale - there is absolutely no cut between the "dream" and the "aaah", it must be still the same lead singer, Paul. You can even hear him take a breath between the "dream" and the "aaah" on the isolated vocal track. Since John is doing his trademark NASAL high falsetto in the background AT THE SAME TIME it's impossible for him to also do the lead aaah. Also, the lead aaah doesn't sound like John AT ALL. It's a chest voice that would have been too high for him to do. Please name a single example where John sings like that - I bet you can't! Note how the example of "Mother" from this video is a FALSETTO part!! That's only proving it's Paul doing the "aah". With Paul you only have to go as far as "Lovely Rita" to find a very similar example. There are many experts who very thoroughly listened to all the actual reels and went through all the paperwork and wrote very highly praised books, like Kevin Ryan and Brian Kehew (from the book "Recording the Beatles", p. 444): "Though many have understandably attributed this vocal to John Lennon in the past, isolation of the vocal reveals it to be Paul. As the part progresses, his voice takes on a more nasal tone; this, in combination with an application of Repeat Echo similar to that already applied to John's, does much to give an impression of it being Lennon." Or John C. Winn, who actually pointed out all the little differences between every single mix every made of any Beatles song: (from the book "That magic feeling - The Beatles' recorded legacy, p. 86): "Paul then corrected his vocal blunder by taping a new vocal on track 2, also adding some soaring "aahs" over the circle-of-fifths segment that linked back to the final verse". And of course Sam Okell, who did the freaking Sgt. Pepper's REMIX: "Paul's main vocal track is in stereo, because we gave it some spread with the Waves S1 Stereo Imaging plug-in, so it has a different sound than John's lead. We also split off two little bits to be able to pan them left and right. His fourth vocal track is the 'aaah' section, and below it is an 'Aah delay' aux track." "Inside Sgt. Pepper's": Sound On Sound. SOS Publications Group. 26 October 2021

[@gutgolf74]

@@GreenToast01 Correct!

[@threeone6012]

Way ahead of its time.

[@julianciahaconsulting8663]

One of the greatest artistic achievements of the 20th Century . A Day in the Life remains an awe inspiring work of sheer genius.

[@vladimirsmid6915]

Excuse me. I'm 68 years old and listening this song, I have big tears in my eyes. Thank you John, Paul, George and Ringo. It was very wonderful.

[@sapphirestarlight7341]

What a time to be alive!

[@nethercreature1624]

Let us know when you turn 69 😉

[@surfsup0862]

I am 60 now. First remember hearing a Beatles song on the radio in 1971. By 1975 I had bought all the albums, they cost about $6 each and took me 2 months to save the money for each. The Beatles were in my life every day. They were mesmerising even though they had broken up. I am so grateful for the joy they brought. Now my kids love them too!

[@clothesinefromhell]

When I'm 68...

[@natoobadoz8998]

i'm 6 and it's my bedtime ritual

[@user-wg1un8ts3e]

This music video looks just like a crazy dream

[@queenfanatic2623]

Or the recollection of an insane night out

[@lunahetfield]

G no, this seems normal.... yup totally normal

[@Theo-zb1bs]

Looks and sounds like vivid memories coming back as well

[@jazzymmusic8877]

agreed

[@imkitti1942]

Read what I wrote and you will see why, its whats it abt.

[@alunchurcher7060]

How many of the listeners of this track are from Blackburn Lancashire. It was always seen as a honour to be mentioned in a Beatles record, and rightfully so. It's amazing to me that the UK holds the top spots of the greatest groups of all time with the Beatles rightfully at number one.

[@lisasmith1208]

I'm 56 years young, my dad played all the good music, all I have is good memories, dad's been gone sense 88 , makes me feel close to my daddy ,

[@ridgemontnlmoves5074]

Ringo's drumming in this song is like a second vocal - off the charts.

[@ToneSoCooL3]

Ringo doesn't always play drums on records. this one i am not sure but knowing that, you have to question every track.

[@rabukan5842]

He absolutely played the drums here. Phil Collins talks about how impossible it is to replicate much of Ringo's later playing, but especially here on the Sgt. Pepper. My father was a percussionist who played with the Chicago Symphony and NY Phil and taught Charlie Watts, etc. He bought me this album when I was 9 and said that Ringo's playing was perfect throughout the album, especially on this song. Ringo is way underrated. Ringo attributes his uniqueness to the fact that he was left handed (like my father) but played on a right handed kit. He was always slightly late on certain fills, which is what no one can replicate. But he had great rhythm and timing, and was very creative in his own approach, as were all the Beatles.

[@leoaguilar8684]

The One Man Boy Band the only time Ringo didn't play drums was when the song didn't need drums or when he left the band

[@bhavs26]

The way he brings the drums in is genius

[@Davy1288]

he really is overwhelmingly underrated

[@GaiusOctavius4]

This song is... i dont know...a masterpiece.

[@milese.rguitar2410]

100 %

[@sidh5882]

👍

[@spacebound3350]

I agree

[@tonydaneducros1376]

It is a dope song

[@JamesWilliams-ki7im]

@@tonydaneducros1376 dope is a dopey word. The word you are looking for is brilliant.

[@kevinbryant3987]

There will never be, a band, like the Beatles. Listen to the music, they came up with, in 7 or 8 years. We were lucky,, our generation had the best music. The Beatles, we're the greatest

[@kevinbryant3987]

I've always been a so called, Beatle freak. I've got a tattoo, of the Beatles

[@JoeJayMcCullouchMcCullough]

You TOLD All!!.

[@MDE128]

One of the greatest songs ever created in music history.

[@Bogframe]

Ringo was a far better drummer than people give him credit for. Every beat is just what was needed, no more, no less. Perfection.

[@MichaelYudkovych]

I had never really thought about how Ringo plays here, and only today, as I listened again, I suddenly realized just how impressive and natural his performance is. I wanted to write a fitting comment - and then I came across yours. Thank you from Ukraine; it's like we're on the same wavelength!

[@nowheremankanagawa]

Indeed.

[@spaghettisauce445]

@@MichaelYudkovychstay safe man, love from usa

[@thepisces6989]

the drummer gets credit?

[@sbogframe7360]

He damn well should.@@thepisces6989

[@leonmenezes3535]

Maybe this be the best song ever

[@cesarlima5356]

Com certeza. No minimo entre as 5 melhores :)

[@captainsmoka9864]

just heard it and it's tereible

[@MaateusFX]

+César Lima dentre às 5, as 5 são deles, a day in the life, hey Jude, real love, free as a bird e in my life

[@MaateusFX]

+César Lima além de Let it be, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields Forever, the long and winding road, help, we can work it out, While my Guitar gently weeps, here comes The Sun, something, i feel fine, i want to hold your hand e she Loves you (que nao sao aparentemente tão boas, porém tem uma influencia estrondosa), Please Please me, love me do, Eleanor Rigby, day tripper, if o fell, norwegian Wood,michelle, blackbird, yesterday(q na vdd acho q deveria estar no lugar de in my Life), all you need is love, -magical mystery tour, Lucy in The Sky with Diamonds, Sgt Peppers lonely hearts club Band, all my loving, ticket to ride, dig a pony, get back, dont Let me down, come together, a hard dayd night, and i love her, cant buy me love, helter skelter, Piggies, octupus Garden, oh! Darling,maxwell Silver Hammer, paperback writer, não citei pelo menos mais umas 200 músicas boad

[@leonmenezes3535]

Sim amigo são tds ótimas

[@TheAtom_7]

The best song of the Beatles.

[@philharrison9893]

One of the most magical pieces of art ever created.

[@AlbanoRamirez]

This song is just perfect for when you wake up early. It gives life to every morning. Just beatleful.

[@ginaheisenberg3608]

+nasachusetts +happy sarcastrophe You're both right. Great song ANYTIME :)

[@sumaya3009]

I'm going to try this :-) Thank you

[@cfdm411]

ñ

[@jameswatson4394]

RIGHT. ITS MORNING NOW

[@arifrahman-dr3wz]

yeah.sir

[@AllusernamesgoneFUCK]

I cant imagine what it was like for people to buy Sgt Peppers in the summer of 1967 and hear it for the first time.

[@verdatum]

The Beach Boys wrote Pet Sounds, and John and Paul listened to it and wrote Sgt. Pepper, and the entire world listened to that and basically everyone agreed that it is never going to get better than this.

[@nataliamontes4065]

❤

[@karagail1]

It was absolutely fantastic - listened for hours , still do in my 72nd year. Music s the worlds common language.

[@davidkieltyka9]

I’d just turned 7 and didn’t know what to make of it at first. Our next-door neighbor’s oldest kid had a copy and played it nonstop for what seemed like the whole summer. I loved all the crazy sounds, like the flanging in Lucy… and the orchestra in this song, but to me the Beatles were still a pop band that played & sang catchy songs…and Sgt. Pepper’s was something *else* . Still catchy songs but with so much more going on in them. I didn’t really get into the album ‘til I was 15 or 16.

[@imfrcd]

You had to be there, thanks, Bill Brown, wherever you are......

[@thespies2075]

One of the greatest songs ever written. Lovely melody but also very imaginative.

[@SamFU52]

I lived in Britain in '62 and first heard The Beatles when they were a 'local band.' Such a feeling they produced, even on the radio...

[@matiasmaki197]

You can't get any better than this. This is what heaven sounds like.

[@NormAppleton]

Well, maybe Good Morning

[@Joink-zq2tb]

No. Heaven, hell, and purgatory sound like this. It is so good it’s power has to be distributed among the four realms including ours.

[@flee1144]

Ikr it’s the best song EVER!!!!

[@PatellalletaP]

or hell

[@eduardomedina8756]

I was crying because of my Dad in the Hospital and I listened to this song and I felled Better sorry for the English

[@cancerandaids3822]

The fact that we went from she loves you to a day in the life in just 4 short years is incredible and really shows the maturity of The Beatles

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

It's hard to believe it's the same band all the way through. "Love Me Do" vs. "Good Day Sunshine" vs. "Tomorrow Never Knows" vs "Wild Honey Pie" vs. "Sun King" vs. "I Got A Feeling". Same band, same lineup. Just 7-8 years. I don't think I know any other group who are that diverse except _perhaps_ ELO.

[@raymondbennett4351]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 the beach boys?

[@ixlnxs]

@@cynthex7113 That's a good point because they were British and Europe changed even more in that decade than the USA did.

[@marcryvon]

@@raymondbennett4351 Aaaaah, you're kidding, right ?

[@raymondbennett4351]

@@marcryvon no they evolved as musical artists as well, anyone who has listened to their catalog knows this

[@smellthel]

When this came on the radio and my dad told me it was a Beatles song, I thought he was wrong. Somehow, I’ve managed to avoid this song for years. Their orchestral/psychedelic type songs are my favourites and I thought I’ve heard them all. I’m really glad to be listening to it now, it’s one of the greatest songs I’ve ever heard! Thanks dad!

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

I think this is the most beautiful song The Beatles ever wrote. Johns voice is BREATH TAKING, and so powerful. Goose bumps everytime I listen to it.

[@hunkhk]

John's vocals are out of this stratosphere, mind blowing.

[@Daryl_Phillips_]

The mind blown out of the car

[@alondra2190]

That part is just wonderful

[@stringg4046]

How shitty he was killed and taken from humanity!

[@Daryl_Phillips_]

@@stringg4046 I know

[@hunkhk]

@@Daryl_Phillips_ he didn't notice that the lights had changed

[@lukasj6182]

This Lennon voice is the greatest thing humanity ever witnessed.

[@gus6612]

No

[@hacasi-3244]

@@gus6612 Si

[@gus6612]

@@hacasi-3244 No

[@ronyemanueldominguezalvara8532]

@@gus6612 si

[@pepitogabito9323]

Agree

[@johnwoods7650]

This was an absolute masterpiece. I had the original Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band record in 1967 when I was 16. I played it endlessly.

[@SamFU52]

Same time and same regular enjoyment of... The cool thing was if you put the album on stereo speakers John's voice moved around from verse to verse, giving an ever more eerie feeling ..and that alarm clock right before Paul sings "Woke up ..fell outta bed" ..was just too cool ..shame this extra element that The Beatles and George Martin added to one of the greatest songs in history doesn't come across in most played versions. First time I heard the song was on our car radio ..the reaction: "..what...?"

[@corentinmeyer8446]

Me too, I got that from my 30th birthday 😊

[@dp-sr1fd]

I was 18 and did the same. The music of your youth is always the best, it just reminds you of the good and bad times. I have the original LP I bought back then and the first ones were mono ,which I think was better.

[@democracysaved2577]

I was the same age 16 still remember everything I did that day !

[@JoshuaParkinson-cf2sj]

One of the greatest songs ever written

[@rodwilliams4170]

I absolutely love the psychedelic era of Beatles songs - Strawberry Fields, A day in the Life, Lovey Rita, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds etc. They just resonate with me on another level. I'm a child of the 60's and The Beatles were everything to me. Still are.

[@zaakart4556]

i grew up through the 60s. it was the decade that gave us the music that followed!

[@augustmoon0004]

Within Without You

[@emeroregan5298]

Strawberry fields telling us about the horrific future of the slaying of over 2 million Cambodians 😢

[@ed2kou1]

Amazing they were in a pop boy band in the beginning and made great songs, then they go to this and healter skelter. Greatest ever!!

[@gavinkempskie8846]

Strawberry Fields is my favorite Beatles song!

[@EIO01]

Im glad to have found this new band appropriately placed in the "fresh music" tab of my feed. Hope they go places

[@jeffhardyrocks87]

Please tell me you're not serious.

[@EIO01]

+epikninja123 Sorry my sarcasm mustve been too complex. The "appropriately" part was supposed to give it away.

[@jeffhardyrocks87]

It's kinda hard to tell sarcasm when it's written as there's no emotion in the words.

[@EIO01]

+epikninja123 Tru that

[@seraphina1156]

Lol

[@9SUBWAYNASCARMe]

The Beatles will never be forgotten they are here to stay FOREVER

[@MTAFan585]

A moment of silence for the lost of John Lennon 43 years ago today. He will never be forgotten, so heartbroken 💔

[@EerybodyIsAnnoying]

0:12 "Oh, what a calming song" 02:00 *Sleeps with the lights on*

[@sleepless4252]

😂

[@kastorpantalondescocido9272]

wilt ruddles depreesed like all the Beatles

[@anyawithay]

Ikr

[@monthawatmaungthai6128]

Yeah

[@sidneycesar2613]

hahaha this video scarry me too !!

[@jacksalami9945]

In 1,000 years this will still be considered as one of the greatest songs ever created

[@davidc5820]

Who agrees? I for one, do.

[@decmcc9212]

Already is

[@agnieszkapolac7215]

It's one of my all times favourite! I love the drama conveyed in sounds, it just swallows me entirely:)) and probably my neighbours with this volume on😜

[@Julian-qn9lr]

probably not haha

[@masterbuilder0018]

It already is

[@michaelhuston4439]

This is Magnum Opus. You can't beat this.

[@bsolberg]

The Beatles didn't make music. They made magic that sounded like music.

[@davidknudson5166]

Very well put!!

[@nadafro3116]

Music make the beatles

[@Dk-xp3yx]

Perfect👍

[@giangilbert5959]

No doubt

[@goblinthetargetpractice6049]

no, they made perfection...

[@ModerateObserver]

Only Lennon and McCartney could bolt together a haunting melancholy lament and a bouncy music hall number and make it work so flawlessly.

[@CatsOfMarrakech]

Sums up the Beatles actually

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

Beatle's myth!

[@paulanthony5274]

@@mcdonoghrahloh459 What does that even mean Beatles myth?

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

@@paulanthony5274 John Lennon used that term in a Rolling Stone magazine article.The Beatles were manufactured sir,a boy band,like Davey Jones said.And what did Quincy Jones call them shi..musicians.They probably didn't write most of that music and used studio musicians,check out Sage of Quay channel.

[@paulanthony5274]

@@mcdonoghrahloh459 OK. .

[@ewan_rbx4690]

No other drummer could recreate this masterpiece better than ringo. Just magestical

[@sneaky_y]

Listening to the Beatles is such a timeless experience, they were an amazing band

[@devondicker3516]

Johns voice is absolutely emotional and phenomenal. Ringo’s drumming is amazing

[@aissioudjamal8321]

👍👍👍

[@CrisPBacon-jw2gn]

Dont forget paul’s bass

[@mr.nazareth4501]

George Harrison Paul's bass is sensual and supporting

[@bouakelrachik7236]

yes exactly

[@T0mat0S0up]

So prolific. They produced so many good tracks they had to combine them in order to keep up.

[@ngcanhnhan_10]

They went from "She Loves You" to "A Day in the Life". Incredible

[@christianmay3959]

I prefer She Loves You.

[@chrisarabia2142]

in less than 4 years, too!

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!!

[@SmilingIbis]

It was a long and winding road.

[@fredmuller7400]

In as little as four years, can you imagine best song ever made?

[@juancarlosaguirre6550]

Yesterday, today and forever, The Beatles will continue to be unique and unrepeatable. His contributions to music and culture are evidence of his genius.

[@Cheesepants604]

I don’t know why, but this is the song that comes to mind for me when I think of the beatles

[@henrik496]

The Beatles was ahead of its time. Merry Christmas every The Beatles fan seeing this comment.

[@garyrossetti2443]

Yeah Merry Christmas Henri K miss John and George two Legendary Beatles RIP

[@ascoutly1593]

Yes

[@wmh1953]

Beatles are still ahead of their time. Always will be!

[@ericfranchi1354]

Very true.

[@user-tb2bz9gb1k]

Thanks)))Merry Christmas to you))

[@paultherrien7763]

Ringo's drumming on this was absolutely amazing!!!!!

[@stevebagnall7621]

isn't it just.

[@alexroca6981]

I came here to write the same thing, those fills, so simple yet so magnificent. The musicality of his playing was very apparent here.

[@savowtruffle]

I know right!!

[@gcs7817]

The man is a human metronome

[@stevec.2702]

Despite not being even the best drummer in the Beatles the accolades are indeed worthy of Mr Starkey ability

[@jaidencracknell2326]

I think this song, out of all the others made by these four, is probably their greatest song. Besides stuff like In My Life, Something, Across The Universe and Let It Be, this is probably them at their best.

[@BenRush]

Sgt Pepper will withstand time like Beethoven's 8th, Mozart's Symphony 40, the Mona Lisa, the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and all other pinnacles of human achievement and creativity. I'd say those four lads from Liverpool did alright.

[@juddmigaillina9625]

this song is HISTORY

[@goroakechi3157]

Hell ya it is!

[@traceyhedges6792]

I love this song not bad for 1967

[@cunobelinusX31]

I try and spot all the people, Donovan, Mick Jagger etc

[@ridzkymarliantohadi5800]

@@traceyhedges6792 what do you mean not bad? This was masterpiece and still is. This song was unbelieveble in those year

[@Houseman25]

@@ridzkymarliantohadi5800 i agree. This is on of the greatest greatest masterpiece on earth

[@ikramreffas4308]

it's when you hear a song like this that you realize how the Beatles were essential in all the music history ... R.I.P John and George .

[@mabul513]

Yes influential

[@DxAxMxD]

RIP George, yeah. John? Nah, I hope he's melting in hell rn.

[@Frazer227]

Aesthetic Deluxe have you ever thought about looking in the mirror and tried to become a more likeable person?

[@davidbowman4259]

Yes. Timeless, classic ... the Beatles.

[@psychdlictrip]

Wrong

[@jas_bataille]

When I was 10, my dad gave me all of their albums. I'd listen to them one by one top to bottom everyday after school. I could hear the CD spinning on my old RCA player. I'd close my eyes and separate the instruments in my mind. Today I'm a musician and sound engineer. I have listened to those songs enough that I could sing all the lyrics without knowing a single word of English, so I don't need to play them back. I only do when I reach an important milestone in my life - never on purpose. I just find my way back to them instinctively :)

[@Richard-mh5ll]

The Beatles were musical aliens. I grew up with their music my Mom would take me to buy their new LP’s when they were released. I too got into playing guitar and learned all their songs. Theirs not a day that goes by that I don’t listen to The Beatles their music never grows old but we do.The best band ever I cannot imagine the world without the Beatles!

[@jobob47]

over 60 years, and still the greatest.

[@tleav61]

From “I wanna hold your hand” to this song in a few short years is an amazing progression. The BeAtLeS were genius musicians.

[@drh-ov7eq]

The greatest band in history

[@zackzallie8735]

Radiohead too, but abit longer in gap, from Creep to Everything in its Right Place.

[@RATTLEY67]

I wonder why?

[@mgman6000]

From i wanna hold your hand to I'd love to turn you on in 3 years the cultural change during those years was an amazing thing to live through. I went the SF Planetarium in the fall of 64 and people were looking back and snickering and pointing at someone I looked and saw a guy with a Beatles haircut and that was causing all the commotion. In a few short years long haired hippies were all over the place I've always thought those snobs deserved it

[@painkillerjones6232]

@@RATTLEY67 A little LSD helped.

[@AverageKingBooEnjoyer]

1963: She loves you yeah yeah yeah 1967: He blew his mind out in a car

[@lunarods5466]

1976 Back to the start! ...Silly love songs And what's wrong with that I'd like to know 'Cause here I go again I love you, I love you I love you, I love you. Yeah yeah yeah

[@bluepeng8895]

1969: Bang bang Maxwell's silver hammer made sure she was dead

[@juzagirlntheroom2692]

They were way better post LSD

[@ryebreadstick8533]

1968: wanna die

[@lil_half_dead]

)’:

[@edge9380]

The transition to Paul's voice.... man this song is perfection at its finest ❤

[@lucreciadittel1200]

Don't hate the people who hate this song, you have to feel sorry for them

[@ixlnxs]

Ever since I was 13 I've considered the 'Aaaah' from 2:48 to 3:18 the most beautiful fragment of music ever written.

[@stephlorte1568]

i m OK with you

[@mikevalenza]

+ixlnxs Beautiful, yes, and in my mind also haunting. It always gives me the chills ever time I hear that segment of this song.

[@TheThaggs]

+ixlnxs Me too! It's majestic. Soul stirring. Beatles creative genius. And Deep Purple nicked it for Hush.

[@GamePlayWithNolan]

+ixlnxs Listen to Paul play the bass, it took me a while to get it, but once you do, it is the funnest bassline to play, at least in my opinion. XD

[@camyolo4270]

+ixlnxs is it john or george singing Aaaaaaaaah, i can't tell?

[@02logan]

Ringo's drums are so understated.. I'm blown away each time i listen to this.

[@angelthman1659]

Best rock drummer ever. His drum parts were compositions on their own. How many drummers can boast that their drum parts alone are recognizable?

[@georgehollingsworth2428]

Ringo was Left Handed, and he attributes leading with the Left Hand ona Right handed kit for much of his distinctive "slight delay" style. As he put it, it was :"That and medication".

[@theatticaddict]

I wish it was louder so we could appreciate it more

[@Chris-vr8cd]

its like an explosion

[@danielpinto6165]

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[@jamesgillette7051]

Everything changed in 1967. Not just the Beatles. The Beatles were out in front of it. The Beatles went from disaster at the end of the 1966 U.S. Tour, and as the world was about to change, so did they. The way young people saw the world changed. The Beatles just were a manifestation of everything floating around the universe.

[@barryglenister1462]

I bought the album in '67 and was blown away by this song.

[@lopezfan24]

This song will never get old.

[@TheTarrMan]

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[@kushking420]

the beatles will never get old

[@gideonperkins7836]

kush king+ What are you talking about half of the Beatles are dead and the other half are in their 70s so yeah they got old.

[@artdecade2275]

Gideon Perkins he means their legacy

[@gideonperkins7836]

DankyDonky+ and I meant that comment sarcastically.

[@robtucker6303]

Absolute perfection.

[@centexan]

This song underlines in Sharpie how astounding Ringo's drumming was. If you listen to this only paying attention to Ringo, you'll see what I mean. I think it is the best Ringo ever did on any Beatles song.

[@elric87]

It's been 50 years, oh boy... Happy 50th Anniversary!!

[@charleskirk3438]

Difference in good music, and cRAP

[@noobynatter5675]

Capt. kirk someone hates a certain type of hip hop.

[@humbleone6405]

Ricardo Cárdenas really seems like just the other day..time flys

[@meanmr.mustard1730]

The most underrated aspect of this masterpiece is the brilliant drumming of Ringo

[@melavzla]

The most underrated aspect of The Beatles in general is Ringo, definitely one of the most amazing drummer that has ever lived...

[@garymorris1906]

Amen. Just incredible.

[@jamesgoetzke9509]

And a very tiny set

[@free322001]

They must have had a ringer.

[@MichaelsMadness]

@@melavzla He’s up there with Neil Peart for sure

[@Sean-ec7pr]

A hypnotic music masterclass

[@yung_rebo]

this is the song of all time.

[@StonefieldJim4]

Oh my word. Why does it still sound so new?

[@Powertuber1000]

Because in 2017 it is still ahead of its time.

[@evanmacdonald9632]

^beautifully put

[@finnjake6663]

Powertuber1000 John and Paul are genius

[@wasabiattack]

Beatles is timeless.

[@mohammadsufian7890]

James Williams Honestly, it sounds so 60s

[@frewtlewps1152]

In under a decade, The Beatles went from making catchy pop songs to complex thought-provoking masterpieces. Every member’s contribution to The Beatles made them the most powerful force in music, and no other music group in history comes close.

[@DJWOLFLIVE]

Facts all day

[@nickbroyl628]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@joco8290]

They went from great to best.

[@tlazohtlalia]

@@joco8290 Agreed

[@flaminjamin]

5 years from Love Me Do to A Day In the Life

[@3dulimited952]

‘I went into a dream ‘ … then the sound of a dream For the first time you could hear what a dream sounds like in real life Pure genius

[@gutgolf74]

And 90 out of 100 people make the mistake to think that's John singing! 😀

[@dudedope2586]

The song that prove how great the beatles was, and how underrated nowadays they are.

[@annamazzucchelli7652]

I fans come me li adorano da sempre

[@bryanmoe9590]

Head phones on. Lights off. Every instrument bouncing around my mind with John and Paul's voice hoping from ear to ear in stereo. I fucking love the beatles

[@oxycomic71]

Same

[@billsmith2041]

Thats the truth , The Beatles are the ultimate headphone artist. So many layers.

[@cbseE9212]

Number 9 Number 9 Number 9

[@wagyuburger51]

THIS SONG PLEASURE LISTEN WITH THE CLOSE EYES AND ENJOY THE SOUNDS THAT SHOW US

[@samsquanch5916]

35 year old "man's kind of man" (northern canadian who likes the bush). I dont know if its because I discovered the beatles as a teenager, when there was a lot going on upstairs emotionally....but there's a good handful of their songs that to this day can still bring me to tears. Depending on my mood I guess. The guys were the definition of magical.

[@christopherevers]

John singing the first line gives me chills everytime. This song is absolutely breathtaking.