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[@peterthefox2076]

The Beatles did everything first, the rest followed later. They changed music forever.

[@beatles1141]

I love so many kinds of music. For me, it all comes back to the Beatles. Happy

[@_SliK_]

As Tom Petty said, “there’s The Beatles, then there’s everyone else”👌🏼

[@davidcohen4536]

Actually the Beatles got their sound from American rhythm and blues and rock n roll, Chuck Berry and Elvis among others. Then arranged their own brand of “music”.

[@utmostzen9602]

@@davidcohen4536 their earlier albums were really heavy influenced by American rnr and blues but starting from Rubber Soul they level up

[@stevejoshua9536]

Actually that's not true in this particular case. Iron Butterfly release their song "In A Gadda Da Vida" on June 14, 1968. The Beatles "I Want You" was released more than 1 year and 3 months later, and you can't tell me that the musical concept of "I Want You" was not, shall we say "inspired", by "In A Gadda Da Vida", not to mention the drum solo in the Beatles song "The End". Not every musical idea that The Beatles supposedly came up with simply fell out of the sky.

[@petermorgan768]

Lets not forget that Billy Preston laid down the mad Hammond organ riffs on this track.

[@steve55sogood16]

The fifth Beatle, at that time! You can see/hear his influence!

[@petermorgan768]

@@steve55sogood16 Billy was an amazing talent! I'd love to see his songs reacted to on this channel, especially from the Bangladesh concert.

[@BillGraper]

I absolutely love when that organ comes in at the chorus (except for the last). It's just genius. It turns an amazing guitar riff into an out of the body experience!

[@chrisb9122]

Billy played on the entire Let It Be album in 1969. The 5th Beatle. Rest in peace Billy. God gave rock-n-roll to you.

[@Scottie_S]

He was definitely the man to turn to for that wonderful sound and the Beatles knew they were on a winner with him. Even when they split up, Billy was still working with the boys on other projects.

[@dougsusie2319]

They had no boundaries, they did it all. Greatest Band Ever!

[@Silver_Bullet1999]

Metallica is my favorite band, but the Beatles are the unrivaled greatest band of all time

[@hv3926]

Yes sir.😃

[@PRMillette]

If you want to hear the 1st heavy metal song of all time play Helter Skelter

[@sarahfullerton6894]

@@PRMillette , he has already.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

@@Silver_Bullet1999 I didn't know that there are Metallica fans that like the Beatles.

[@ericanderson8886]

Paul was glorious on that bass. Great song.

[@edwardthorne9875]

Please look up 'Beatles isolated bass Heavy' (or something like it.) to hear what they almost covered over. Paul is amazing.

[@joshiahayash]

Paul's bass playing on Abbey Road is unlike anything else. He was always brilliant but the bass lines on Abbey Road are surreal

[@denystull355]

Ringo was great on the drums too, he made a lot of the songs.

[@mbsheisey]

Absolutely!

[@donweigel6337]

They were quite simply best band of all time , from She loves you to this !

[@dennisxavier9513]

Paul's bass job is a killer in this song.

[@robertasirgutz8397]

It's Klaus Voorman.

[@suthakornsantithawat4991]

@@robertasirgutz8397 Are you joking?

[@Lennonlover06]

Johns rhythm guitar on Paul's best songs is killer too

[@studi0robb]

my dad was playing this song when i was around 10 or 12. i was sitting on the couch and was totally hypnotized by the ending of this song. totally spaced out, saw colors, felt like i was flying --- all of that. when the song suddenly ended and i was forced into reality, my dad looked at me and asked if i was alright. i asked him to play the song again. 40+ years later, and this song *still* hypnotizes me...

[@nowheregirl1585]

Oh yep i get what you mean! this song gives me the chills it never fails

[@MsAppassionata]

YES! That abrupt ending after being put into a trance-like state was quite unnerving the first time I heard this song.

[@saginawdan]

I was 14 when it came out...I'd have to say it was a life changer for me.

[@FreeSociety1]

A John Lennon underrated masterpiece. Lennon also plays the jazzy Lead Guitar solo break in the middle, as well as the guitar riffs throughout.

[@hannahl8]

I didn't know that, thanks!

[@ryan43816]

always thought that was george lol. lennon lowkey an underrated guitarist

[@Marlenefanclubsimone]

John Lennon - vocals, backing vocals, lead multitrack guitar, Moog synthesizer George Harrison - vocal accompaniment, multi-track guitar lead Paul McCartney - backing vocals, bass Ringo Starr - drums, conga Additional musicians Billy Preston - Hammond organ

[@BetterGreta13]

More brilliance by the Beatles. Can you imagine how much people, like me, who grew up with this music, enjoy watching your generation discover it? I know it sound cliche, but they don't make music like this anymore!

[@dannygriffith6185]

Me too!..I was 10 yrs old when "I Want To Hold Your Hand " hit the radio air waves across the USA in late '63....Many of us would never be the same again...in wonderful ear-candy ways!

[@kimhenderson8608]

That’s exactly why I love these reaction videos! It’s like discovering the music all over again!

[@trevorholden7423]

Absolutely Greta, we watched the emergence of unprecedented musical genius with the Beatles, and for me I think it started from Penny Lane, everything after that was like a hydrogen bomb exploding our minds..

[@debjorgo]

I was seven when they were on Ed Sullivan the first time. The were the greatest thing on the planet. They were nothing like what came before. Every time a new band would come out and we were ready to move on, the Beatles came out with something better! As Don McClean said in American Pie, "The marching band refused to yield".

[@parkdaler01]

I Watched the Ed Sullivan Show with my Parents on a Small B&W TV...I remember asking my Mom...Do they have to Scream so Much? I Cant hear them! Totally Agree Greta...We were Blessed.

[@jefffoster1626]

No Band Has Ever or will be a diverse, the evolution in the 8yrs from Love me Do to Let it Be is just mind-blowing and until u listen u just don't know how incredible the Beatles were.

[@andyloftube]

Brutal quality test: Take any band/artist and discard their 40 best and most well known songs. Then look at their _next_ 40 best songs. Beatles are the only band that really deliver strongly with that second 40 set. That’s where you have gems like Baby You’re A Rich Man, Any Time At All, Martha My Dear, Cry Baby Cry, Glass Onion, I Call Your Name., She’s Leaving Home, You Won’t See Me and on and on. Even the _third_ batch of 40 songs is much better than many artists muster in their lifetime. Elton is an exception. Bowie. Eagles. Billy Joel. Queen. Zep. Those and a few others are high quality acts up there almost with the B. All done in 7 years.

[@Harriet-Jesamine]

Not forgetting their amphetamine fuelled Hamburg period which unfortunately we'll never get to hear (at least not in this life!)

[@halfalligator6518]

@@andyloftube Queen have nothing on Beatles quality and quantity imo. Great showmen though... but hardly any classic albums from front-to-back. Same with the other bands you mentioned. maybe one or two absolute classic albums, but not 6 or 7 like the Beatles. I'm not shitting on them... they're great bands. The Beatles are just in another realm. Zep maybe... but even they have quite a bit of bloat imo

[@headphoneman10]

@@andyloftube how the fuck have u not mentioned radiohead in this. I also would probably say kanye passes this test and pink floyd if they didn't have so few but lengthy songs

[@michaelshultz1590]

@@headphoneman10 Radiohead sucks. They made one great song in Creep, and then a bunch of pretentious crap. They’re painfully overrated. No, Kanye does not pass the test. Pink Floyd definitely does however. The length of the song is irrelevant.

[@annalenuzza7888]

This is an underrated masterpiece!

[@luvlgs1]

that extended chorus at the end is super ballsy

[@adamcollins915]

Wouldn't say it is underrated.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Dude , this isn’t underrated at all.

[@MrTCHOSS]

And it was ridiculed by Rolling Stone, who thought it was lazy and that Lennon could no longer write lyrics. F**king idiots. Those that can't do, go into journalism

[@groove7]

@@MrTCHOSS And there are other examples of tunes that we now consider classics that were apparently ridiculed at the time. From what I have read, many classic Led Zeppelin records were knocked hard by Rolling Stone magazine at the time.

[@twainjones]

I'm a metal-head and the outtro to this song just makes my head bang. And it's from 1969, that's pretty insane

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

I'm from way before 1969, and, unlike this enduring song, seems I'm starting to show my age. But it still rings in my head as well

[@LawrenceAkers]

The album, 'Abbey Road', is just PURE perfection. I can't just listen to one track from it. It's an album best enjoyed from start to finish and you'll probably just go back to the start again once it is over. The medley on the second side is just an audio engineering feat of genius.

[@famat161]

Side 2 of Abby Road in one sitting. It is one continuous masterpiece. "And in the end....."

[@BenjWarrant]

...the love you take...

[@mbsheisey]

@@BenjWarrant Is equal to the love you make . . .

[@wilfbentley6738]

We just heard a lot of it right here. IMHO one of, if not the best album of all time.

[@richardeast3328]

This song almost becomes hypnotic during the last few minutes and then, all of a sudden, it abruptly ends, shocking you back into reality.

[@davewilson435]

13 albums in 7 years and 20+ number one songs. No question who the best band was. "Oh Darling", "Hey Bulldog" and "I've Got A Feeling" are just a few more great songs.

[@robertgosselin14]

27 no.1 hits.

[@smokesletsgo2374]

Now it takes most bands 5 years to do one damn album and they're usually mediocre at best

[@christinerobinson9372]

I really enjoy the drumming on this song. Every Beatle song is different, every album is different.

[@jacketrussell]

I bought my first Beatles album in 1964 and still never tire of listening to it.

[@andyjacobs28]

One of well over a hundred great songs by The Beatles. They will always be the GOAT.

[@Mr5thWave]

I was nine years old when the Beatles appeared on Ed Sullivan. I was 15 when this song was released. What a ride! So great to see a current generation "discover" them.

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

We must be about same age. Begged dad to let us watch it. Of course he did. He watched Ed Sullivan every Sunday. My sister's and I picked our favorite Beatle.

[@teacherlucas9982]

🤟🏼

[@deborahpaley21]

@@barbarastrayhorn4667 yup me too

[@robrob141]

Good time to be alive. I was born in 67. So I was really exposed to their solo work. Being 10 years old listening to Wings Over America. All things Must Pass and Shaved Fish. And the Red and Blue albums

[@melissagerber7231]

Me, too, I missed the first set that they did,that night, but saw the second one. We were going to my aunt and uncle's house,and, my cousin had Ed Sullivan on,when we came in.

[@patrickgattiker9765]

Something, happiness is a warm gun, lucy in the sky, because, and also the abbey road medley

[@joealyjim3029]

I forgot how good this song was, thats the only bad thing about The Beatles having so many bangers

[@personalcheeses8073]

I forgot too. Great to revisit

[@robertgosselin14]

Here’s the most amazing fact about The BeaTles. When one considers all the hit songs they wrote, how they changed music, how versatile they were, etc. the most amazing fact is the following : they achieved all of this in their twenties ! When they broke up, all four members were still in their twenties ! Think about that for a minute. Let it sink in. It is absolutely mind boggling.

[@javierdiaz7840]

yes, and the fact that all 4 members, ALL OF THEM, had number one hits and number one albums after the break up. And all of them are in the Rock and Roll hall of fame ! Let that sink in as well ! no other band before or after has been able to accomplish that. NOBODY! rock, country, hip hop, soul, nobody!

[@wildskel6350]

Love me do to sgt pepper in 4 years. Think about that for a moment.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Unreal

[@reid2865]

@@wildskel6350 absolutely insane

[@robfrost_nz]

@@javierdiaz7840 All of Crosby, Stills, & Nash have been inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame TWICE. Not sure about their number one hits though.

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Watch the video "The Genius of Ringo". Very underrated drummer, but perfect for every song.

[@dougrogers956]

"Everybody's got something to hide except for me and my Monkey"... From the White Album... A rocker that no one has reacted too. Now there is a challenge. Are you up for it???

[@andreasfahlen4936]

Good song and I like the fats domino version of it, and If I am not wrong, I believe I read somewhere that john liked it to m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/in_IhH2Mit2CocU

[@shatner99]

Best one to check the vintage turntable, receiver set up.

[@elementrypenguin3116]

What I like about EGSTH is the bell sound. I thought it was a triangle but it’s a fireman’s bell. The only Beatle song that has it. Who the hell thought of putting that on there? Amazing! 😂😂😂

[@alexlaurence]

Great song

[@IgnorancEnArrogance]

Awesome song but the beatles have many other songs heavier and harder to handle.

[@chrisparkin1786]

The Beatles were the only band to try any and everything and still come out on top. There will never be another band like them again.

[@anthonys.2365]

John fought to have it end abruptly, which was unheard of! Listen to Paul’s baseline that you tend to forget because of the guitars and Ringo’s solid timing and impeccable fills. You might want to listen to Tomorrow Never Knows...revolutionary for its time. Helter Skelter. In my Life.

[@thamnosma]

The abrupt ending always makes this an unbelievably cool song. Helter Skelter I hope he did after this.

[@johnperkins9155]

I was mesmerised when I first heard it. Its amazing and it just an album track. Some bands this would be the main track they would be be remembered for. Oh darling is another great album track from Abbey Road. The whole album is one of the best recordings ever made. Enjoy your Beatles journey you won't find many bad songs from them.

[@ricknbacker5626]

The abrupt ending was the result of John Lennon having the engineer cut the analogue tape (of the master mix) with a pair of scissors. Great reaction N S. Good luck with your channel, RNB

[@dannygriffith6185]

The antithesis of the "fade out" ending. Abrupt!Brilliant!

[@ricknbacker5626]

For much of the Abbey Road sessions what became side 1 was going to be side 2. With "the long one" medley being side 1. Which would've made Here Comes The Sun the opening track. I could get behind that. Imagine this edit being the final note of the Beatles recording career. Abrupt indeed!! I Want You was the last song all 4 Beatles worked on together. I like Her Majesty as a closer much better :-) Take care Danny, RNB

[@bcjnk]

apparently the song was susposed to go on for another 5 mins but john got fed and just cut the and said thats enough of that

[@52daytripper]

they were always after something new and different

[@Dontblamethemonkey]

They ran out of tape

[@debbiechang5781]

Abbey Road is the masterpiece that emerged as the Beatles went their separate ways. What a thrilling accomplishment! I never tire of this (or any) Beatles album. Great reaction. Good luck with your channel.

[@bufordteejustice1119]

One of my favorite songs by them. The Beatles have a ton of great songs.

[@dansheridan6693]

Having that much talent in one group is absolutely insane! Maybe from another planet!

[@jonhernandez4133]

“Helper Skelter”, brother. The birth of heavy metal. Listen to it

[@garylee3685]

As much as I love Helter Skelter, Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf, which actually uses the phrase "heavy metal" predates it by around 5 months.

[@jonhernandez4133]

@@garylee3685 while the lyric may be used, Born to be Wild simply doesn’t fall in the heavy metal genre. Classic rocker, sure. Heavy metal, not so much.

[@monster1234579]

Man i hate that song. Cringe af

[@subg8858]

If Helter Skelter is heavy metal then surely tracks by the Kinks, Cream and Jim’s Hendrix among others that preceded it are heavy metal. Literally know one but macca fans claim it’s the first metal song

[@eziospaghettiauditore8369]

@@garylee3685 not the same pounding instruments or Screaming vocals

[@StannisHarlock]

There are no Beatles songs like this one.

[@gingindaddy]

there are no Beatle songs like any other beatle songs...the is no song like Here comes the Sun, none like a Day in the Life, None Like Helter Skelter, .....

[@saginawdan]

@@gingindaddy Excellent point.

[@markdegroff3495]

George said him and John practiced the guitar for the song a week by themselves. John considered the song heaviest metal song the Beatles ever made. Also some of the BEST bass I've ever heard....I remember John being criticized for using the small amount of words in the song by critics

[@andrewdobbs1761]

One of the most incredible songs I ever heard.

[@phillee4277]

Finally a "reactor" who reacts! Why are so many emotionless, expressionless people doing reaction videos nowadays? I get more reaction out of the Queen's Guard than half of these reactors. Great vid bro

[@robinkulbay]

I know, most just sit there, do or say nothing and when the song is over, their video is over. Just...why?

[@thefowlyetti2]

Give me emotionless, expressionless people who actually listen to music, then give an honest opinion, than people who act like every song is the best song they ever heard in their life.

[@drobichaud1000]

@@thefowlyetti2 you haven't realized yet this is all fake? they don't actually like the music its all for show.. sorry to rain on your parade.

[@thefowlyetti2]

@@drobichaud1000 Erm, Isn't that the point I was making? The majority are.. there are a few honest reactors though.

[@drobichaud1000]

@@thefowlyetti2 yes - I misread your comment. The ones that act like everything they hear is a spiritual awakening are the worst.

[@frankiebowie6174]

“Hey John, what do you want to do today?“ “Don’t know, it’s Tuesday and I’m bored. Let’s invent something.” “OK, how about heavy-metal?” “OK.”

[@davidofengland9557]

Perhaps their greatest work of art. I love the cut and the end. It is like they made a statement and then, in true GOAT fashion, just dropped the mike. A stunning piece of audio genius that needs no outro.

[@musicaficionado2974]

Thank you for treating the song with respect and for the crisp clear quality of the sound. Makes me enjoy the reaction even more. Welcome, brother, to the music of my generation!

[@docgonzales]

Oh, i was about a 18 months when this came out , got sat in front of the speakers in my rocking chair and left alone for 45 min a day while mum did the cleaning round the house.

[@Codex7777]

You can pick virtually any song from the Abbey Road album and find a bona fide classic. Mind you the same is true for virtually every Beatles album. Particularly their last 6 or 7 albums. 5 or 6 of which are leading candidates for the title of greatest album of all-time! Other tracks, from this album, which you should definitely listen to, include, 'Come Together', 'Something' and 'Because'. You've already heard 'Here Comes the Sun'. The critical reviews for Abbey Road are insane! They're all '5/5', '10/10', '100/100', 5 stars out of 5 stars! Even the 'metacritic' score, which collates the average of ALL reviews, up to today, rates it at 99/100! On it's 50th anniversary re-issue, in 2019, it topped the UK, US and many other charts once again. :)

[@deborahdean]

Don't Let Me Down is great. Late in their career and wonderful Lennon vocals.

[@lisalotwin3154]

The entire album Abbey Road is a masterpiece. It’s a rollercoaster of music. Not a filler song in the lot. It kills.

[@LuciusDriftwood]

I'm not even sure if the Beatles were still talking to each other at this point. Their last album. Golden Slumber-The End is a masterpiece of a way to bow out.

[@ednuijen3243]

i was 18 when this came out, loved the whole album, remember waiting for it to be available and when we got it, spent evenings listening to it and discussing it. I feel sad that today, people do not have that experience anymore.

[@Mibbitmaker]

I agree wholeheartedly with Helter Skelter as a Beatles tune to try once you've heard this one. This one can be thought of as heavy metal (not lyrically though), and Helter Skelter as hard rock. Also proof that Paul can rock as hard as John when he wanted to.

[@JohnnybBaseball]

Paul is a rocker! I never understood people that claimed that he only did ballads.

[@ddiamondr1]

Thanks for the reaction:). The Beatles did it ALL! There is no typical Beatles song....except for 'fire'. From the gentle and beautiful 'Norwegian Wood' to the psychedelic 'Tomorrow Never Knows', the characters they wrote about, the tragic 'Eleanor Rigby', and, from the medley on side 2 of Abbey Road 'Polythene Pam', 'Mean Mr. Mustard', the 'Sun King'....they were limitless. I love seeing people discover them for the first time. They surprised us with every album release.

[@ElusvOptmst1]

Part of the British Invasion. The Beatles are iconic! Enjoy the journey.

[@jacquescousteau217]

They WERE THE BRITISH INVASION !

[@braudabo]

Incidentally, the Beatles had their 3rd session for this song on the day, 8/8/1969, on which they produced this zebra-crossing photo for the Abbey Road cover, which is recreated there by countless fans and tourists to this day.

[@robertsaul234]

That same day/evening, the Manson family butchered Sharon Tate and her friends and wrote Helter Skelter on the walls in her blood.

[@douglaspensack3499]

Beatles evolved a LOT in just a few years. A petri dish of musical creativity. This song is a LONG way from I Want To Hold Your Hand!

[@GrouchyMarx]

And think, when flipping the Abbey Road album over after that unexpected end to "I Want You", you've got that beautiful "Here Comes The Sun" by George Harrison. Some advice on Abbey Road side 2. It's probably the first time a band did a "concept" slew of songs where one song will blend into the next one. Most of Side 2 is just that. I saw you've done Here Comes The Sun, and it has an ending. The next song is Because, and after begins the concept songs starting with the 3rd one, "You Never Give Me Your Money". If it's possible, please start there and do the rest of Side 2 altogether. When you hear it all you'll understand! Side 2 of Abbey Road was kinda famous for that back in the day, so much that now and then a DJ would play all of Side 2 without commercial breaks!

[@GodismyJudge47]

You should research how that slew came to be.

[@GrouchyMarx]

@@GodismyJudge47 I have. There's interviews of John, Paul and engineer Kurlander talking about it, and an interesting story it is.

[@GodismyJudge47]

@@GrouchyMarx From what I heard, the Beatles at one point had all but abandoned the project that was Abbey Road. It was then that some of the producers or people working in the background happened to find the tapes that contained fragments of songs. They thought it a shame to let them go to waste. So, they included what the Beatles all but discarded, some of which they found on the ground. These were takes like Her Majesty. Since they had only fragments of several songs, they managed to compile them altogether and use them as one continuous song. That is why John later said in an interview the whole album's rubbish.

[@GrouchyMarx]

@@GodismyJudge47 Here's a couple of videos on it. The first is one about side 2, and the second one is John discussing it in a 1969 interview. Keep in mind when John calls the song bits "junk", I get the impression he's not calling it garbage but the kind of junk one keeps around thinking they'll use it eventually, rather than trash one throws away on the spot. Amazing John might think it was a trash album, but artist are often their own worse critics. But there's one thing though we on the outside never get. And that is watching the sausage being made! LOL! They were on the brink of splitting too and the tension in the studio was likely at it max. Perhaps from his perspective at the time it was rubbish, but later he might have grown to appreciate it, especially after its positive reception by the fans. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3ymhmuLrp6Uack kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4ndlXaHorNgnqc

[@lsbill27]

Their deep tracks are such high quality it's mind blowing.

[@annakermode6646]

I second the call for Tomorrow Never Knows, Helter Skelter, A Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Yer Blues, Don’t Let me Down, I’ve got a feeling.

[@HemlockRidge]

Truly amazing how they can go from a rough banger to smooth and soulful so seamlessly. Certainly one of, if not THE, finest groups ever.

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

I've always loved this song by the Beatles. When I hear it now, it reminds me of the time over 50 years ago when I was blasting this on my stereo in my bedroom and my mother walked in towards the end of the song and told me that the record was skipping and that it was driving her mad. Then the song stopped.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

This is cool. Bluesy. I haven't heard this one.

[@jnywd8450]

There's footage of a show called THE ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS. you should check it out.

[@JonathanFreise]

@@jnywd8450 Yer Blues, John.

[@Brandi6666]

This songs ending goes on in my mind forever. So epic🤘this is as close to doing drugs i ever came close to

[@musicaficionado2974]

Yes. And when you listen to it again, pay attention to the Paul bass. Besides rock, there is so much soul in this song. Thank you, brother! Can you imagine, I listed to it when it came out for the first time almost 50 years ago when I was your age. Now I am reliving it through you and so grateful!

[@jnagarya519]

The instrumental section after the singing is majestic.

[@Zebred2001]

The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows!

[@koutro]

As a huge Beatles fan I’m glad to see the next gen experiencing the same joy. Other songs to listen to. Strawberry fields Come Together A day in a life. Enjoy...

[@sidneymeyer7372]

A Day In The Life is like side 2 of Abbey Road. You have to start listening a bite earlier, on the track called Good Morning Good Morning. The reason for this is that at the end of this track you have that insane animal stampede that leads into a reprise of Sgt Pepper. The whole of the album was presented as a show: We hope you will enjoy the show. Now let me introduce to you... On the reprise you've enjoyed the show and... here comes the encore!!! A Day In The Life. Listening to it this way makes it epic, well, more epic.

[@RichieG]

"BLACKBIRD!" Anyway, this is obvs one of the best recordings ever. I never loved the Beatles in the seventies, I like them but I was more into Prog and other jazz rocks. I've come to love the Beatles and you have to recognize nobody's music from that period stands the test of time better than the Beatles do.

[@Bassman2353]

I haven't seen anyone react to "Dear Prudence" yet - a completely different side of John, and one of my favorites. Be the first to give it a whirl. (I've been a fan since February 9, 1964. Currently reading "Tune In" by Mark Lewisohn)

[@davidantonacci9525]

This is from the Beatles last album, Abbey Road, recorded in 1969. You should go right back to the beginning and listen to their first single "Love me do" recorded in 1962, to see where Rock'n'roll was at and how quickly it changed and evolved through the sixties, with the Beatles leading the way. "Love me, do" is where they started. "I want you(She's so heavy)" is where they finished.

[@dangabbert3944]

That’s the key to understanding The Beatles’ greatness.

[@Revolver1981]

It's the last album they recorded but the second last album they released. Let It Be was officially their last album in 1970.

[@davidantonacci9525]

@@Revolver1981 So what? Who cares about your uninteresting and irrelevant trivia? It has nothing to do with the point I was making.That might get you some points if you're on Jeopardy but it marks you as a pinhead on this thread. Even though the Internet has an unlimited capacity, it's becoming all jammed up with meaningless garbage like your comment. If you can't say something worthwhile, don't say anything. Now kindly give yourself ten swift lashes with a cat of nine tales and quietly exit the internet, forever.

[@Revolver1981]

@@davidantonacci9525 I'm just saying that Let It Be was their last album, not Abbey Road you maniac lol.

[@KevinSmith-wp9qs]

@@Revolver1981 😆😆😆😆😆 Brilliant

[@dannygriffith6185]

You have discovered the mother load!!....& it is called...The Beatles!

[@ed.z.]

My feelings exactly, “I’ve go to listen to this again..” I’ve been saying that about all Beatles songs ever since each record album and single came out. It changed my life, and I’m thankful for that.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

At this point, the Beatles' only struggle was to not repeat themselves. A task they easily accomplished.

[@davidroberts4769]

Give a listen to 'Yer Blues' from their 'White Album' AND 'Don't Let Me Down' from the album 'Let It Be'

[@douglasleinbach6313]

Get Back

[@grahamd5418]

Just to reiterate. "Don't Let Me Down" is on Let It Be Naked and did not appear on the original Let it Be album.

[@brynsols481]

Listen to "Tomorrow Never Knows"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jefffoster1626]

Actually it was Lovely Rita that was an inspiration to Pink Floyd when they were in Abbey road making there 1st Album " Animals" at the same time as the Beatles were recording Sgt Peppers down the hall in the same studios, The Beatles invited them to watch them record Lovely Rita and it had a massive impact on them.

[@ralphcordon5688]

"The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" was, what you're referring to. "Animals" was no less than ten years later and their tenth album.

[@artbagley1406]

And that grinding background noise with its crescendo throughout. Then that surprise ending (I got goosebumps that lasted 6 minutes when I first heard this many, many years ago!

[@xchiro1818]

If this surprised you, then you.really need to react to Helter Skelter.

[@braeganmck]

Was just going to suggest that one! Hardest rocking song ever!!

[@kinjaws9606]

Simple lyrics... but the instrumental... out of this world with that crescendo at the end

[@beadybaby]

Billy Preston on keyboards giving me chills! ❤

[@rogerbranton1752]

One thing to consider about the Beatles....no two Beatles songs are alike! There's lots of reasons to like or love or admire them but the fact that they were always searching for a new sound and endlessly exploring what can be done with a song is what made them great for me.

[@rogerbranton1752]

....that monster riff that just repeats & repeats to carry the song out gets heavier & HEAVIER the more they repeat it! Quite a trick!

[@jaguarnordestino]

The Beatles were a true miracle, a present of God to our civilization!

[@scav76]

When I first heard this song around 27 years I remember I had about 5 beers and a a lot weed with a bunch of friends, I was sitting back on a lounge listening to it and really getting into it. Then the end part came and I literally sunken into the couch just starring at the stereo in a complete trance with the volume up full!....those were the times!

[@kentclark6420]

'Oh, Darling' is another song along the same lines as this one. It'll even take you higher.

[@starlightperkins330]

The Beatles influenced Zepplin, Queen etc...In the 60s, the Beatles became the "holy grail" of rock n roll

[@davidzornes6863]

One of the first, best Progressive Rock songs.

[@MarvinJudson]

I appreciate your genuine, heart felt reaction. The power and the beauty of the Beatles' music transcends all barriers. The one thing all Beatles music brings is...joy.

[@antifax8434]

More than 50 years have passed and they are still the best. It's incredible ..... they were only together 8 years and everything they did will remain forever in our memories and for future generations.

[@mikeames1427]

Have to say first your sound system did a stupendous job on this! Perfection! Secondly this is a monster rock crusher early hypno rocker by the greatest musical geniuses of our age. Ty for your video!

[@comedyriff5231]

Another masterpiece by Lennon. I understand why other legends like Cobain idolized him.

[@sunnyd4734]

I was 4 years old when this album was released in 1969. My uncle played this record in my grandmother's basement all the time. Even at 4 years old, I understood that this was an extraordinary band. 👌

[@dianelangford628]

what a pleasure to watch your reaction to this much loved music. it's like hearing it anew, it makes me really hear it again, like it was the background of our lives back then and hearing and seeing you and other reactors just feels so good. a renewed appreciation if you will. love it.

[@EchoValley-hi9id]

Refreshing to see young people hear and learn then pass this down. Our blessings should be shared and that is what the Beatles are.

[@dougsusie2319]

You should try Oh Darling from the same Lp. You would want to do the 2019 remix. You'll be blown away.

[@aron9368]

To understand the greatness of the Beatles, you have to listen from their first album to their last album, then you will surely come to the same position as 80-90% of the world's music loving population, they are no bigger than the fab four

[@lisarhae9692]

This song & Fool on the Hill are my favorite Beatles songs...but Revolution #9 is a fantastic song, too!! You can't go wrong with the Beatles!! ✌❤🎶

[@mikefitzgerald41]

I think it’s safe to say they are at top of the list

[@photographerjonathan]

Abbey Road could easily be considered the best album of all time. but so could some other Beatles albums. for something different and really cool check out ( She Said ) and ( Tomorrow Never Knows ) from the Revolver album. or ( Sexy Sadie ) from the White Album. Or ( Helter Skelter ) which might be the first metal song ever. Or While My Guitar Gently weeps * which is a George Harrison song, or ( I am the Walrus ) from the Magical Mystery Tour album. or if you want to stick with the Abbey Road album check out the ( medley ) which is a few short songs put together into one. they are considered by many including me to be the best band of all time.

[@rubenapez]

"Yer blues" & "Dear Prudence" are another great songs.

[@margaretmarks6685]

Amazing! And to think this was before the technology of today! They were and are the best! At the age of 72, I feel so blessed to have had their music as the soundtrack of my life! Think of how mind-blowing this was in context of the music of its time! ❤❤❤

[@jumpwhistlefart]

Jazz drums over heavy guitar riffs with high vocal harmonies. Absolutely perfect.

[@glass2467]

You said it - masterpiece!

[@mgonzales56]

LOVE IT!!!! The song, and your reaction. You don't know what it does to us old fogies that grew up with The Beatles, to have young people, like yourself, discover this music and really feel it and love it like we did when it was first released. I think it had a greater impact then because it was groundbreaking, something that nobody had ever heard before. But it can also be groundbreaking for young people that listen to it for the first time. Great song, and great reaction.

[@kalozakos]

The genius of this song, before the CD era, was that it was the last song on side A. The abrupt ending to end the album side was jarring. You needed that break while you flipped the album and got onto side B which starts with Here comes the Sun.

[@SugarcatPlays]

That fucking bass.... Holy shit

[@roberthayes9842]

It's difficult to understand how this track back then blew everybody away, it was revolutionary, a masterpiece

[@craigstern6751]

Listening to the Beatles is a sojourn. It’s beyond music. As a young man during the time these great albums were released catching a serious buzz ,I can tell you first hand I and millions of others were psychedelicized…….Peace