The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy) REACTION THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE!

The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy) REACTION
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[@bierce716]

You know what the best Beatles song is, don't you? The one you're listening to. You know what can beat it? The next Beatles song you listen to.

[@RonnieDiaz-s9o]

Actually Helter Skelter kinda barely tops this. Respectfully.

[@nigelgibson2242]

Brilliantly put!

[@Dejay06]

​@@RonnieDiaz-s9o Lol Yeah, I love Helter Skelter!!!

[@robertsaul234]

Every generation "discovers" The Beatles. Genius is easy to recognize.

[@otisroseboro2837]

Very true i was 11 year's old when i started listening to the Beatles & I'm turning 37 this year & still listening to them greatest rock n roll band of all time

[@seattleite6631]

@@otisroseboro2837 I was probably a bit younger, maybe unbelievably, but lucky to have come across them and I still hear new things now in the songs.

[@schmittelt]

Genius is easy to recognize... ...but impossible to duplicate.

[@kroakie4]

Otis Roseboro, I’ll be turning 37 this year and I think I first heard the Beatles when I was 5 or 6. Maybe earlier. My dad loves them and always has. It’s crazy how amazing they are.

[@trekuhl3966]

50 plus years later the Beatles and this album still found fresh.

[@clowncleaner]

People who hate on Ringo are lacking the wisdom to understand what makes a great musician.

[@abrahamromero3910]

He was a bloody train 🚂 conductor for goodness sakes! There is Nothing Richard Starkey can’t do!

[@goldboy150]

Does anyone “hate on” him? Some people don’t rate him - wrongly I might add - but I seldom ever anyone actively dislike him.

[@trekuhl3966]

I’m not a Ringo fan however; he was in a band with Lennon McCartney and Harrison. George fought hard for his place and Ringo was amazing at finding his place to sit the drums, keep the beat and mix in some awesome fills. This song in 6/8 time with sections of 4/4 are ridiculous. It predates metal and progressive rock. Incredible!!!!

[@danielryan9076]

? Who hates Ringo .....

[@michaelparks6120]

​@@danielryan9076i love Ringo...never heard of anyone disliking him....he was a Beatle ffs !

[@biggzcorey]

Paul's bass playing is so badass in this song.

[@tommathews3964]

Those runs he makes give me chills!

[@Boogie-og7sf]

I bought a bass to learn this song

[@briandonovan1584]

I agree. That bass is really dramatic sounding. Paul really is a beast with so many instruments and, of course Ringo is considered one of the best drummers of all time. Paul's an indescribably brilliant musician, song writer, singer. You name it.

[@meya3521]

its always so badass

[@cyndimccurdy9365]

I've been a Beatles super fan most of my 53 years and it's only been recently that I've really gotten into Paul's bass playing. I don't know why. But I'm here now and he's really phenomenal.

[@trekuhl3966]

The repeating riff over the last 3 minutes with the escalating white noise from the Moog is absolutely bone chilling!!!

[@debraduquette4540]

The appeal of The Beatles is their timelessness.

[@steely1neverwane]

That white noise feeding in at the end is just sublime.

[@dcg4mn]

You’ve realized these guys weren’t “just” master songwriters and musicians but absolute masters in production and instrumentation too. ♥️ Their clarity and precision (when they wanted it)😉 were perfect.

[@martingreen2633]

we are still talking about the Beatles 51 years after they broke up is proof in It’s self

[@annejohnston2193]

I agree babe

[@annejohnston2193]

@Penderyn Lewsyn omg , I love Peter Greene , most my friends don't know who he is , I have 1 of his albums , nice to meet a fan of his , thank you 👌🏻✌🏻🙏🏻🤗🤩

[@Me-fr7yj]

And we are still worshipping them 🙌🏻

[@kilgoretrout3966]

Those of us there are still trying to analyze just wtf they did....There is NO Comparison in modern history. It happens so often, still one of the great tragedies of Art is when a Beatles song ends

[@garymessano2669]

Best band EVER

[@cspringer333]

"I want you", "I want you so bad", "It's driving me mad" "She's so heavy". And that's it folks...the entire song and what makes them the greatest!

[@raymcarthur3870]

Nice Call!

[@jumplittledoggiejumpjump9112]

Yep not many words in this song... This is the only song I ever sang with a band. The singer didn't show up for practice. So they talked me into singing it. Think I did okay but i wasn't asked to join the band.

[@garylord5687]

Exactly, mate! I love this song.

[@rafaelesquinardo1086]

The song even dont need this few words...Its practically instrumental...And Its so so great

[@syrpitt]

another one like that is ( Do It In The Road ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmWoZ36qhsySsJI

[@lextek.]

The Beatles are to music like A.D. and B.C is to human history. They changed music forever when they appeared.

[@athecheat]

So, B.B. and A.B. (in english)

[@SugarcatPlays]

Same band that recorded "she loves you" only 6 years previous. Astounding.

[@lisalotwin3154]

This entire album was a masterpiece. Not a filler song in the lot. It’s a listening roller coaster. Thanks!

[@everettewell6167]

True!!!!!!!

[@mljrotag6343]

My favorite album of all time. Although Dark side of the Moon and Rumors are up there as well.

[@Patsy_Parisi]

Her Majesty? Maxwell’s Silver Hammer?

[@lisalotwin3154]

@@leonmorgan5659 hmmm, really? And you remember those three songs. You might not like them but that does not make them filler.

[@lisalotwin3154]

@@leonmorgan5659 LOL. No worries. Actually oh darling is a song I really like. I agree that filler are bland and forgettable. I think it’s hard to go wrong on the vast majority of BEATLES songs. Example, I was never a Helter Skelter fan, until recently, when I listened to it again. Now, I appreciate it more. Have a good one. Cheers, 🍻

[@gregpusczek4473]

The beatles changed music forever

[@willswomble7274]

They changed the world forever.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Preach

[@garrymercer757]

I was there. They actually changed the whole world not just music. They also reinvented 2 genres of music and created 3 new genres of music without which you would be listening to the songs we listen today

[@sokamori28]

They were truly ahead of their time.

[@yogarose255]

The fact that these 4 guys grew up in the same town, lived in different areas, met on busses and the like, and became this musical masterpiece called The Beatles is kismet pure and simple.

[@wpollock1]

"Heavy" in the 1960's meant really that you thought and said things that had deep meaning. It was a compliment.

[@brianrocks2087]

It is clear that you did not hear anything from the 60s

[@moonrich3492]

@@brianrocks2087 He's absolutely correct. Learn.

[@garrymercer757]

Not really. It could be a complement, it meant oppressively profound with meaning and could also be a reaction to some happening that was really bad

[@jamesoblivion]

There's that word again...heavy. why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?

[@keithchapman109]

@@brianrocks2087 I think you are referring to "heavy" music? In speech heavy meant either "my dog has died" response "that's heavy man" ( Bad) or E=mc2 "heavy"( Good)

[@mikezarzo7483]

I used to think Ringo was the weak link, until I started playing drums. Now, I believe there are no weak links in the Beatles.

[@SugarcatPlays]

Alot of people underestimate him because "he's just ringo". Ringo Starr is one of the best drummers to ever live. Period. He's SO SO tight

[@williamthelast1]

They were suspended on air !!! So high !!!

[@hoggers7572]

I am not a musician and I don't know about technique but he serves the sound so well..playing his hand perfectly..it's not about ego

[@kazukihiratani]

If anything, he was THE link keeping them all together. Ringo had so much finesse and character in his playing and played in time and never really sped up, which is great to have in a drummer. All those years playing in Hamburg really payed off, eh?

[@ednieto05]

Ringo is a human click track!

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Don't NOBODY should be ragging on Ringo!! Ringo is a great drummer! My boy!

[@mrsouthjersey4956]

Only drummers, or people "in the know", realize how great of a drummer Ringo Starr really is.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

@@mrsouthjersey4956, yes, and Beatle fans generally. But, for anyone who has any doubts (besides watching testimonials from other famous drummers about how good he is, those available on YT for instance), all anyone needs to do is watch videos of Ringo’s newer music and video of his playing with the All-Starr Band! I’m telling you, his chops are rock solid and smooth as silk! The man is, to say the least, a seasoned professional and top-notch player!! He knows his instrument and he plays like a MUSICIAN, not just a time keeper! Watch later-day Ringo play and you will know. End of story. 👍🙂

[@i_can_c_u_2295]

The Human Metronome

[@allanjones1680]

He was a left hand person playing on a right handed drum kit and made it sound good....no easy feat by any means

[@mrsouthjersey4956]

@@allanjones1680 I can "air drum" to most drummers rather easy, Ringo? Furgeddaboutit. Tough, real tough thing to do. I switch over too "air" lead guitar when listening too The Beatles 😁

[@rodneygriffin7666]

The most influential band in history period. The Greatest band in my opinion of all time.

[@sherryfish7067]

The Beatles are always NEW....eternal

[@pauletteriddle3776]

It was so awesome to hear this 50 plus years ago. We knew it different and special!

[@allanjones1680]

Paul's bass is killer in this one!!!!

[@edwardthorne9875]

Have you ever heard the bass track isolated? It is amazing how much was going on there. If you think it just repeats you are quite wrong.

[@allanjones1680]

@@edwardthorne9875 i have never heard...but will try to find it now....thanks

[@edwardthorne9875]

@@allanjones1680 What did you think of it?

[@TheDivayenta]

Paul always played great melodic counterpoint on his bass.

[@SugarcatPlays]

This was the song that established Paul as one of the best bass players in existence

[@suepall5425]

You can imagine how we felt in the 60's when we first heard their music! Saying we were blown away doesn't even begin to go there. It was just incredible.

[@goodness0518]

their music is timeless. people will still be listening to the beatles 200 years from now

[@stevekaspar1396]

I think 500 plus years more like....as long as humans exist on the earth 🌎 from here on out

[@cathyopthof8136]

They were the background of our lives. We were soooo blessed to have them all our lives. I’m so glad they are making you happy, too.♥️

[@mounthope2567]

We will be listening to this song another 50 years from now too

[@robync9229]

I thoroughly enjoy watching these reaction videos. It's so much fun to see this young man get his mind blown by the unmatched genius of The Beatles. Love hearing the giggles of delight.

[@rf396]

" How did The Beatles do this"?. Short answer, they're The Beatles

[@annejohnston2193]

Lol yup

[@satexman2585]

Always interesting to see how great bands members met each other and how they developed. The 'right' people met each other and created magic. Alone or before that....they were 'ok' but that chemistry together...has given us some really great bands.That's how important who you meet and know...is. I've had friends that apart we were fine...together...we were absolutely toxic and downright dangerous to ourselves and anyone else.. And vice-versa. Everyone you meet and know...is chemistry. Sometimes bad, sometimes good. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

[@nickciraulo8340]

Let us not forget George Martin.

[@rf396]

True. But in my world GM IS a Beatle for without him......

[@AstroXeno]

Radio Industry: "We're not going to play anything that goes 4 minutes because short-attention-span kids will change the station." The Beatles: (Release Hey Jude) "Guess What? We're the Beatles."

[@maureenwagg5305]

This whole album is fire. You cannot find a bad track.

[@cbseE9212]

Absolutely and it goes for every Beatles' album. For sure, they were/are the greatest.

[@melissayost4888]

One of the amazing things about them is they could play whatever they put their minds to. But I think it’s their IMAGINATION to even dream up these songs that sets them on high, far higher than any band in history.

[@cwegers3]

Agree totally . They worked hard , paid their dues , and earned their freedom . Then made music that you have to return to again and again . Thank God these guys happened .

[@markvaldez5302]

The Beatles was so far ahead of their time. It really does sound like modern day music. Best band ever!!

[@Trendyflute]

I love that outro...it just puts you in a trance and then it just ENDS. It breaks the rules and makes new ones. They were geniuses in terms of what they DID do and what they didn't too!

[@richardpedrazine731]

The Beatles, in my opinion are the greatest band of all time. They touched all genres of music from pop to contemporary to rock to the first metal songs...snd its ALL EXCELLENT

[@Codex7777]

Metal IS rock. I know what you mean though and I agree. :)

[@brunett93]

Same goes for Queen though.

[@Codex7777]

@@brunett93 - Queen were great but they're not in the same league. They also had a lot of sub par, even downright dodgy stuff, on their albums. In terms of success, sales, songwriting, innovation and influence, influence both musically and culturally, the Beatles are pretty much untouchable.

[@KevinSmith-wp9qs]

@@Codex7777 Spot on, from a critics point of view there is no comparison with The Beatles & Queen. The Beatles stand alone.

[@jordan9941]

Yeah the Beatles are the greatest band ever. I’d say Pink Floyd is second. Queen is great but not even close to their league imo

[@k_salter]

The entire album is timeless.

[@saphirzafiro7777]

perfection.pure soul.beatles

[@anabelnieuwen]

and ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ ❤️

[@billdufour1630]

When they mixed this song, it was the last time the four Beatles were in the studio together...

[@redgreen82]

Yeah, a few places have claimed it was The End, but they are wrong. Edit - I stand corrected, having mixed up two "last time all 4 in the studio" milestones.

[@billdufour1630]

@@redgreen82 Well, The End was the last recording, so it's easy to confuse the two sessions....

[@brianemanuel576]

@@redgreen82 The End was the last time the recorded together. This was the last time they were together all 4 in the studio.

[@scottamichie]

Unique to the Beatles: from revolver on, all those mid-to late great songs (many hit songs), they recorded and mixed n studio...then never played again as a band...ever...

[@billyboblillybob344]

@@scottamichie Apparently, an SNL gag in 1975 almost had John and Paul getting together on stage. Lorne Michaels of SNL offered John and Paul the staggering sum of $3,000.00 to perform. Lennon was living in NYC at the time and McCartney apparently had been visiting with Lennon during his Wings(?) tour. That would have made for an awesome ad lib appearance...

[@yohannbiimu]

Paul McCartney's bass-playing is impeccable.

[@pauleichgrun6205]

John Lennon

[@yohannbiimu]

@@pauleichgrun6205 what about John Lennon?

[@pauleichgrun6205]

Not McCarthy.....Lennon singing.

[@martinvarasrojas3566]

@@pauleichgrun6205 ?

[@centerleft6813]

@@pauleichgrun6205 he’s speaking on his bass line in this song

[@adamsgrad93]

The Beatles are timeless. You can't go wrong. All their songs are masterpieces.

[@bradmacarthur3810]

Paul's bass riff around the 5:35 mark is absolutely sick!

[@banba317]

The reason these songs sound so fresh is that they are timeless. Love your enthusiasm!

[@georgeknox1822]

This song was at least 30 years ahead of its time... pure pure genius

[@rodoxag9117]

Man, that dim Hammond in the background from 8:12 on (it probably starts earlier) never fails to give me chills. With the white noise, and that amazing and 'dark' melody it really feels as a raging storm. Ironically, and despite the minimalistic lyrics, I think this may be one of the most sophisticated and atmospheric pieces of music The Beatles ever wrote.

[@africanfartingfrog]

I believe that's the late Billy Preston on organ

[@cojaysea]

There was nothing like the Beatles . It seems they were able to do everything and they did it first. Check out Oh darling ! From the same album

[@brianrundle9090]

Oh Darling is a 100% must

[@hammernails6779]

I agree ... John has stated Oh Darling was Paul's best written song.

[@gioconda43]

@@hammernails6779 plus his vocals are super!

[@M13x13M]

You realize eventually that they had help. Look up the origin of the word Music.

[@bertcardenas7807]

The reason the Beatles music sounds like it could be today’s music is because they shaped music to what it is now. The Beatles inspired so many bands and artists that you can hear in many of today’s songs. During their time the Beatles also influenced fashion, art and culture. They were a once in a lifetime group that will always be remembered.

[@craigmitchell5501]

Theyre stuff sounds modern because they invented the modern musical sound and landscape. Their brilliance is insane

[@hamueramusic]

i'm glad you enjoyed it; this is my favourite beatles song. The "I want you" section is so groovy, yet the "she's so heavy" section is so hypnotic

[@santiagoaquim1158]

This is an absolute master piece

[@steveschaff4620]

Listen... Listen! Listen Man!!! I love your videos! The Beatles Rock and so do you!!🎸✌️

[@reganferguson4823]

I think part of the reason why they don't sound dated is because they really did usher in the modern era of rock music and recording techniques. They were true trailblazers! The four musicians themselves, George Martin, Geoff Emmerick and the entire crew were the best at what they did.

[@musicilham]

Blazers GMC

[@eleviz7837]

You have my respect

[@simonmercier6733]

They had access to a lot of new cutting edge tech for the time. If you watch the Get Back documentary by Peter Jackson, you can see how much involved George is and he talks about his home studio and such. Not the kind of thing the everyday man had in their house in the 60s haha.

[@dcg4mn]

Yes their production was always genius, crisp.

[@MrJimithee]

Pauls bass on this is ASTONISHING! Feel like he doesn't get enough credit as a musician. Epic! Love your vids

[@billyboblillybob344]

People that don't give McCartney musical credit are likely people that don't have an inkling about music anyhow.

[@Clicker3]

Oh don’t worry about him, I hear he’s much appreciated lol

[@zekeedwards7904]

Wait. He doesn't get enough credit? He's one of the most revired artists in arguably the greatest band that has ever been or ever will be. Lol unless you mean for his bass playing in particular. Then I agree his wandering multi layered bass in the later albums was superb

[@davidvornsand6054]

The only thing greater than listening to The Beatles is watching you listening to The Beatles. ☮️❤️

[@joshs4594]

Congratulations. You're now part of the latest generation to get hooked on The Beatles. The timelessness of their music is amazing. Everything they did paved the way for pop music for decades after they broke up. You can't spell "Beatles" without "Best." 👍

[@lynne5322]

In 1973 wrote my 7th-grade history paper on "Who Changed the World" on The Beatles. (Had to really talk the teacher into it, btw 😀)

[@garp-cm7te]

I'm an old white guy and I sure love your excitement about the Beatles they were definitely a Time changer and grew up with them is something you will never experience but I did they were more than a band they were an era

[@grendelz]

Paul is killing that Bass.

[@timstrobel7828]

A killer riff...less then 20 words....a classic timeless masterpiece. Bro, definitely enjoying taking the journey into our music of yesteryear. You rock.❤❤👊

[@sallyramirez5980]

They were ahead of their time,, love Ringo Starr. Great song, great reaction. ✌

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

the production on Beatle songs is so good because one of the fortunate accidents of history is that the Beatles ended up with George Martin as their producer... they understood each other

[@lynne5322]

George! 🙂✌️👍👌👏👏👏👏

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

How fking cool does this song sound. Every instrument, the organ the guitar, bass, his vocals ..

[@danielharper9596]

"Tomorrow Never Knows" has great drumming.

[@jmanganella123]

And one chord... that's amazing

[@1974dormouse]

That whole album is the greatest

[@scottamichie]

Classic DRONE song. Trance like. Yet melodic. How many drone songs have a melodic sense?!

[@SnerMerNer]

@@scottamichie kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ3aeKyKaLeVpNk Many Frank Zappa jams are over just one chord vamp. This is one of his best . The solo starts at about 1min 56sec

[@danielolson5378]

The world's first drum loop

[@greggbradford2307]

Yah, I'm a drummer, ringo was a GREAT METER, his timing was impeccable. First drummer left band and said they'd go where.... boy was he wrong... Beatles were masters!!

[@WhiteCamry]

They dumped Pete Best, their first drummer, for Ringo just as they landed their first recording contract.

[@artistjoh]

The first drummer was fired. They went down to London to audition for a recording contract. The record label told their manager the drummer wasn’t good enough, he told Paul, George, and John, and they were the ones who went to Pete Best and fired him, and then brought in Ringo. The record label loved Ringo. It shows they were always prepared to do whatever it took to get ahead.

[@cuebj]

@@artistjoh They knew Ringo well as a natural pal and the best drummer in the top band in Liverpool at the time. Pete Best could thump the drums but was never part of the gang. John, Paul, George, and Stuart needed a drummer to go to Hamburg and persuaded Pete to go with then as the only one available. His style was OK for dingy dives but not for recording and he didn't fit in as a character. Ringo took a risk leaving his apprenticeship just before completion and took a step down to join play with Beatles - they came to him, not him applying to them. George was most anti Pete and pro Ringo. You're right - they did have ruthless ambition to be best and biggest in world even then. See Mark Lewisohn et al

[@headbangingmama8907]

This song and almost every song by the Beatles were and still are as good today as 50 years ago. Thanks so much for your reaction to this masterpiece! ☮️. Once you begin listening to their music, the more you just love it! ✌️

[@titusho2]

That ending is absolutely Epic! I love that Windstorm effect , the church organ, Paul's unbelievable Bass playing, Ringo's drumming wow! Its hypnotising! When I first heard this back in 1969, I was shocked with the Abby Road album and " I want you" twisted my head! The Beatles once again like every album previous had a different sound, different approach, more explorations, for me the turning point was the " Help" album it was so crystal in everything and the Film was just Suburb and the boys were in color and looked fabulous!! What else can we say about The Beatles or the Boys they are still our beautiful ever artistic, imaginative, color, funny fantastic musicians! And have sold more records then any band or singer on the planet and keep selling. Beatlemania 2022.

[@redgreen82]

Fun fact - That was Billy Preston on organ. The days you do a Beatles song are good days, and this was a really good day. If I may make a few suggestions - While my Guitar Gently Weeps (George), I am The Walrus (John) and Eleanor Rigby (Paul). If you want to hear something Ringo, I'd suggest Octopus's Garden (which actually preceded I Want You on Abbey Road). Yellow Submarine is his most popular Beatles song but he actually wrote the other one.

[@nowhereman4041]

Billy preston...the 5th Beatle. He sat in a few times with them.

[@beatlebrian4404]

@@nowhereman4041 Billy Preston played with the Beatles from 22nd - 31st January 1969 and played on 2 tracks on Abbey Road I want you and Something and of course he performs with them on the rooftop session.

[@redgreen82]

@@redletter2008 very true. Though fun fact - The Monkees came close. Micky had a #1 with Last Train to Clarksville and I'm a Believer. Davy had a #1 with Daydream Believer. Mike had a #1 in Canada with Tapioca Tundra and Peter can be very prominently heard on Words, which hit #11.

[@chrisb9122]

Billy was indeed the 5th Beatle. No shit. John wanted Billy to be a permanent member, but stuck up Paul said no. True fact.

[@redgreen82]

@@chrisb9122 and John wanted Paul, himself and George to each get 4 songs on an album plus 2 for Ringo, but Paul said no to that too.

[@chrisjenkins6120]

🎼☯️ There’s that Paul McCartney’s bass again! These cats were “heavy!” 🎼💟

[@nousernamesworking]

When he mentioned ringo's drumming, I'm like "this guy gets it"

[@jamesswindle5253]

Paul's bass and Ringo drumming ,gets you straight into the groove of the song. Only the Beatles with their magic can do that

[@allencarlson6128]

You understand what we of my generation (I'm 63) felt hearing this music! I was waiting with anticipation for your reaction to the end of the song!

[@LaStarza61]

He cut it off right before it got to the end. Too bad.

[@tonilharmon]

@@LaStarza61 That's how the song ends. Suddenly.

[@ckdfl11]

Also crazy that right after this on the album you heard Here Comes the Sun. They know what they’re doing

[@ukarmencb]

They were blessed by God. Outstanding talent, nothing can compare to them. A miracle of nature.

[@gretchennelson7056]

How can something that sounds so doomed still sound so fucking beautiful?

[@davidvornsand6054]

Brilliance is timeless! Beatles in a place of their own! Thank you for sharing!

[@StarlightMikka]

You stoked about rocking out to Helter Skelter had me dying 😂😂 love it

[@anthonyorlando5425]

Play the medley on Side 2 Starting with You never give me your money all the way to the end of the album. 16 Minutes of pure genius.

[@kroakie4]

This song just soothes the soul! Hard rock heavily infused with blues. Lovely! Long live the Beatles!

[@doriwiljt]

One of the greatest albums ever recorded

[@jeffelliott7353]

That whole last 3 or 4 minutes could be heralding the apocalypse.

[@mikeloomis687]

This is WHY the Beatles have never been surpassed musically speaking.

[@themadcow71]

A Day in the Life, Tomorrow Never Knows, I am the Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Golden Slumbers Melody and a hundred more

[@kammak2922]

GOLDEN SLUMBERS, ...... YEAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!! Perfect suggestion.

[@kammak2922]

@@tesIa.Iives.on.24 Absolutely no doubt whatsoever.... so easy! In fact it's much harder to find a daft one!!!

[@jamesanderson348]

The Beatles were timeless and forever will be unlike some of what passes for "music" these days. Today's music is disposable and geared towards short attention spans. Its here today, hot for a minute or a few days/weeks and then gone.

[@killiansred1000]

Abbey Road has a song medley starting with, “You Never Give Me Your Money,” and continues through to, “The End,” which is the last song. That’s a total of seven songs many of which are under two minutes. Ringo has a drum solo in, “The End.”

[@Trendyflute]

And before Ringo's one-and-only drum solo on a Beatles record, Paul, John, and George take turns taking lead guitar 2 measures at a time, 3 times each, for a total of 18 measures. You can hear their individual playing styles in those 18 measures. Always love that.

[@anthonylovavto3228]

Keith and in the end, the love you take is ee. Equal to. The love you make!

[@scottmoore1614]

Greatest medley of all time.

[@StarlightMikka]

I loved when you say their music doesn’t sound like it came out 50 years ago. It’s true. It ALWAYS feels fresh as fuck (especially form their rubber soul era onwards)

[@michaelbriefs9764]

...Wait for the John Lennon SCREAM!! Woo hoo! You can hear the guy in the Control booth freaking out!

[@carolinacuchacovich]

You are so cute Michael... you really love the Beatles

[@michaelbriefs9764]

@@carolinacuchacovich, indeed! I grew up with them!

[@waynej2608]

John's vocals on this, is off the charts fantastic! Then again, they always are.

[@samuelpajoa215]

The Beatles have a gift. And there music will be play for generations, and beyond. They even have a song out in the "Universe" playing for other life forms out there🚀

[@marvinc9994]

The Beatles are Time Lords - and their music lives in an Eternal Now. It's that 'simple'...............................

[@andrewcolicchio766]

I just knew you was gonna flip for this!😮❤👍

[@Js-fr1ov]

They made "timeless" music. They strived for that. It's why it sounds so "new"... "Magnifico"!

[@nelsonx5326]

One of the smoothest little guitar solos in history.

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

After the 2nd time you’ve heard this song the instrumentals start to sing the lyrics for you in your head. This song is absurdly composed.

[@ParanormalStories]

Well i have to admit that my first hearing of this on vinyl loud it blew me away

[@JamesLachowsky]

I was a teenager. My brother was back from Vietnam. He had a very high end stereo with Koss headphones. I sat in his recliner chair in the dark listening to this. In the end when it turns repetitive and gets more and more dreamy, I actually feel as if I am slowly being lifted out of the chair. Then it crashes to a halt and I bolt upright thinking, "What the hell just happened?" I've heard it a thousand times since but always remember that first time sensation.

[@eb4603]

She’s so heavvvvvvy!

[@frankphillips5660]

Hazebruv, What a GREAT reaction!! The Beatles are timeless. I fell asleep every nite with all my Beatles albums "stacked" on my "record player" (Ask someone old what that is). Once an album was released you couldn't wait for the next. Paul has said Ringo was the perfect drummer for Beatles music, which he was. How many drummers are more famous than Ringo Starr? My favorite album is Abbey Road. Every song is great. 200 years from now they'll be teaching their music like many are right now. They continue to this day to have new lovers of their music and still sell millions of records every year. You've only got a couple hundred more songs to go through to find a bad one. Can't wait for the next reaction! Thanks

[@eviekelpie1]

I got given a little portable record player for my 13th birthday in 1974. It looked like a typewriter case!

[@capbusta79gaming2]

Nothing makes me happier than seeing new people listen to the Beatles, and enjoy their music. They truly were the most important and fascinating band ever in my opinion.

[@expositooculto1040]

Ringo's playing in this song is absolute perfection.

[@Bigdong-kl2fh]

The earth is over a billion years old. I was blessed to grow up with these 4 lads. I got to witness it all. A blessed life.

[@KevinM2732]

I think you would like the Beatles "Yer Blues"

[@carolinacuchacovich]

Oooooohhhhh one of my fav!!!!

[@KevinM2732]

@@carolinacuchacovich Me too

[@carlosestebanlopezmaldonad1788]

Yeah Yer blues , its very high in my top hundred , Lennon killer voice and heavy guitars...

[@christopherhasenberg1113]

Check out The Dirty Mac "Yer Blues" Greatest "supergroup" EVER! John Lennon, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Mitch Mitchell. From Rolling Stones Flying Circus.

[@Octavian7771]

Abby Road was recorded on an 8-track, half inch reel to reel, and was the first Beatle LP to employ a solid-state transistor mixing desk. So the LP sounded closer to modern standards than their previous LP's. Love your content!

[@shihyuchu6753]

I like when friends tell me they dont like the Beatles...but dont know that much about them. I simply tell them to tell me what is their preference of musical style. I then proceed to give them 5 songs of that variety, which they invariably fall in love with all 5. It has NEVER failed.

[@d.collins3819]

Yes, it does sound like it was made today!! It is magnificent!!! The drumming!!!! The base guitar!!! Everything!!!!!!