The Beatles - Something REACTION NOT WHAT I EXPECTED!

The Beatles - Something REACTION
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[@betsyab121]

Paul's bass line on this song is perfection! John said this was the best song on this album. I think this song and Here Comes the Sun are George's best two songs on any Beatles album!

[@clannad99germany70]

Indeed !

[@tomclemens5345]

While My Guitar Gently Weeps is another great George Harrison song!

[@michaeljones155]

all George songs are great. Just nobody appreciated them until 1968.

[@redgreen82]

For me, it's the best.

[@wascawywabbit0987]

So true and so soulful.

[@futurereflections4097]

I love George. Anyone who thinks it’s John and Paul is an idiot. George is a kind. And it’s gross that people don’t give him credit. Abbey road was the last album of the Beatles. The 2 top songs were George .

[@stevenschmidt3464]

Love George but to say he was on the same level as John and Paul is soooooo incorrect. He had way too many misses to be on their level. However my guitar gently weeps is one of the best beatles songs of all time

[@christophersessions3375]

I generally don't go in for Love Ballads like this, but this song destroys.

[@HoodLizard88]

This song is just saturated with pure magical beautiful innocent cosmic love, such a great jam!

[@jnagarya519]

Not counting all the extramarital affairs.

[@mnob1122]

OMG, not a “great” song?! I remember when Frank Sinatra called “Something” the most beautiful love song he’d ever heard.

[@eviekelpie1]

Yes he did but everyone has different tastes. I do love this song but love others even better

[@porflepopnecker4376]

But that still doesn't mean this isn't a great song. Everyone may have different tastes, but some of them are wrong.

[@scottamichie]

Regrettably he referred to it as a Lennon-McCartney song...

[@robertelee63]

I also remember him calling this song his favorite Lennon/McCartney song.

[@cathyortiz1280]

@@scottamichie Yep! Made a teen call him totally square, man! Lol!

[@marrkhicks]

There is no discussion. This is the greatest band of all time.

[@marcusviniciusgomesreck7723]

You’re totally right!!

[@kcprice1115]

The Beatles could sing the phonebook and make it sound good!

[@headbangingmama8907]

LOL 😂 LOL So true!

[@josephtingley654]

Fact

[@wascawywabbit0987]

I reckon John would have had great fun with it! :)

[@christopherhasenberg1113]

I'm sure Yoko already did that..

[@rbeeler81]

"You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)" was literally the slogan on the London phonebook.

[@robertsaul234]

Abbey Road's closing medley of "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End" is another level.

[@fel24thecat]

And you had the whole You Never Give Your Money-She came in though the bathroom window to that. This album is just perfect

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Definitely!!

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Yeah good stuff indeed! Ringo’s drumming in “The End” knocks it outta the park.🎶

[@wascawywabbit0987]

That's when I turn it RIGHT up!

[@NathanVeenstra]

I’ve been saying this for such a long time.

[@barriehull7076]

During his live performances, Frank Sinatra was known to mistakenly introduce "Something" as a Lennon-McCartney composition. By 1978, he had begun correctly crediting Harrison as its author.

[@allencarlson6128]

Legendary. The perfect description of the album 'Abbey Road'. It's impact is still being felt today.

[@debbiechang5781]

The Abbey Road album is a masterpiece. An unparalleled work of art that never gets old. So glad you recognize that! Keep em coming 🥰

[@georgegwoolston1730]

Frank Sinatra said "Something" was one of the greatest love songs he ever heard. I don't know if it's still true, but a few years back Something and Yesterday were the 2 most covered songs in music history. Elevator music, orchestras, and tons of vocalists recorded versions of these 2 songs.

[@lawman3966]

Amusingly, Frank Sinatra once said that Something was the best love song of the last fifty years, and his favorite _Lennon-McCartney_ composition. He later corrected himself. However, it turns out to be a massive compliment that ol' Frank liked this song more than any Lennon-McCartney song.

[@jaredf6205]

I like searching a Beatles song on Spotify and going through all the covers quickly and hearing the same first few seconds of the song done by 50 different artists.

[@frankmalefatto7388]

@@lawman3966 George didn't get the same "chuckle" that some others had. Notable in the Sinatra cover, he makes sure to throw in his patented "jack!" in a line. Chairman of the Board gets to do whatever he wants.

[@rj2011g]

Yesterday #1 of all time. What a band! Don't make them like that anymore.

[@reganferguson4823]

They are considered the greatest of all time because all their albums are legendary. You are in for a fantastic ride my friend!

[@artistnyc123]

They are all legendary, scary right? That was George, #3 songwriter.

[@johnromanoski6418]

They were the best!

[@cliffordschaffer5289]

If you really want to understand what the Beatles did, look at what music was like the year before they came along. The biggest hit in the year before the Beatles hit was Sugar Shack, by Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs. A pleasant song, but play it next to any Beatles song to see what changed. The top guitar work prior to the Beatles was Walk, Don't Run, by the Ventures. Compare the guitar work in that with anything done by Hendrix five years later. Before the Beatles came along, a lot of music critics were saying that Rock was dead and had lost all of its creativity. People were predicting the end of Rock music. You really should do a reaction video where you compare these two songs with the first works of the Beatles, and Hendrix. That will help you appreciate what a huge leap it was.

[@josephtingley654]

From their first album to their last album, there was never a bad one.

[@pjdjl2208]

number 9 number 9 number 9

[@josephtingley654]

@@pjdjl2208 Not technically a song. LoL

[@l-v8mc529]

When I'm 64

[@josephtingley654]

@@l-v8mc529 that's your opinion and you're entitled to it.

[@josephtingley654]

@Metal Edge That's a matter of opinion I guess. I actually liked all the music on Yellow Submarine.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

HazeBruv...wow...WAIT UNTIL YOU HEAR the "second side" of the Abbey Road album!! OMG!! Songs 8 through 17 is a medley of tunes that are all joined together, without breaks (for the most part) and -- I tell you what -- by the end of that medley, you will be completely blown away!! Yes! Abbey Road is Legendary! By the way, have you done "Here Comes The Sun" yet?

[@eviekelpie1]

I think he has done it

[@GrouchyMarx]

Michael, I've told so many of these young reactors to do Side 2 in its entirety, well... because it's the legendary Side 2 of Abbey Road of course! I've suggested to Haze (and others) to do Side 2 all together because... you know. 😁 He did Here Comes the Sun about a month ago as well as I Want You, Come Together and Oh! Darling two weeks ago. It's on his Oh! Darling vid a week ago I recommended he do Side 2 in its entirety starting with Because. Hope he does it and at least start it with You Never Give Me Your Money. Regards!

[@chops5853]

I really hope he is reading these comments because this is a MUST. “Because” through to “The End” (and then Her Majesty)

[@JimiBurleigh]

The Abbey Road record is, indeed, legendary. This was the final record that The Beatles would record, although "Let It Be" would be released later most of the tracks for "Let It Be" had been "in the can" for a year or more. Phil Spector would eventually finish the production on the album (which the Beatles hated) and it was released in 1970. The album is also legendary for the "clues" contained on it's cover that "Paul is dead". There was a false rumour that Paul McCartney had actually died a few years previously (before Sgt. Pepper's because that album and it's cover had "clues" of it's own) and had been secretly replaced by a look alike. The reason for this was that the Beatles were so important to the British economy that if the Beatles were to go away it would send England into a depression like America in the 1930s. So the clues were things like the Volkswagen parked in the background has the characters "28IF" contained in it's license plate and Paul McCartney "would have been 28 IF he lived to his next birthday following the release of Abby Road. Then there is the band walking across the street. John in while as an angel. Ringo attired as a minister for a funeral. Paull is out of step with the rest of the group and he is holding a cigarette in his RIGHT hand when he was famously LEFT handed. Paul is also barefoot, dressed in the manner a man might be buried in Italy (where Paul's fatal car crash was supposed to have happened). And George following up behind dressed like a grave digger might be. There were similar 'clues' in the songs, too. "I Am The Walrus" and "A Day In The Life" were rife with clues. Paul is still alive and whilst I never saw The Beatles live I did see Paul McCartney & Wings in Seattle back in '76 and he was very much alive that night. So was Linda.

[@wascawywabbit0987]

That was great, man! Thanks for the effort and info!

[@christopherhasenberg1113]

"You were in a car crash, and you lost your hair..." "Here's another clue for you all: the walrus was Paul..."

[@OroborusFMA]

The only Beatle who "hated" Spector's production was Paul. And to be honest I think he did a great job. And Paul's full of it because the Ram album is totally overproduced just not well.

[@JimiBurleigh]

@@OroborusFMA I have to agree with you about Ram being overproduced to the Nth degree. I have read articles and heard interviews with so-called industry "insiders" suggesting that Paul was primarily responsibile for the overproduction. He allegedly micromanaged the thing to death. The Wings records got much better musically as well as on the production side. At least I liked them. Saw Wings at the old Kingdome in Seattle. Great show given the horrible acoustics in that building. I had read a coule of articles indicating that none of the lads were satisfied with the Let It Be record. It is entirely likely that I just figured that they all had essentially the same problem with the production as Paul had. That's the problem with assuming anything, eh? Just out of curiosity, what did you think of the remastered Let It Be "naked"? For myself, I thought it a bit of a mixed bag. Some songs actually did strike me as benefiting from a fresh approach. I still love the original and frankly prefer it to "Naked:" overall. Thanks for the reply. Peace ✌

[@ClearTheRubble7]

I love your reactions to the Beatles! That's how I was as a kid in the '60's and the '70's. I remember sitting in a room by myself, listening to the whole White Album for the first time, and feeling like I was wearing a VR headset (nowadays), traveling through aural landscapes...

[@jfk64kennedy95]

Due to these reaction videos from you 'young uns' discovering the music I grew up listening to in my youth, I am having an opportunity to listen to these songs with fresh ears, fresh view point, actually listening to, analyzing the writing, lyrics, production, musicianship...not just background music to life....I have gained a whole new appreciation for 'the Beatles'...the compositions, production, musicianship is just phenomenal

[@lordofthevalley]

Paul’s bass line in this song is next level.

[@rubbersoul0854]

Bass performance is very good!

[@wills_corner]

I knew this a few years back on bass I still haven't got it

[@twj2002]

The most beautiful love song by George Harrison and you wont praise him but you bring McCartneys baseline. Very disrespectful for George.

[@lordofthevalley]

@@twj2002George is actually my favorite Beatle. I agree with you that this is his masterpiece. Pointing out Paul's contribution does nothing to diminish George's superb talent as a songwriter. Honestly, it's actually one of those things that goes without saying, and that's why I didn't say it. My praise won't change the fact that he wrote a beautiful song, so it isn't needed.

[@twj2002]

@@lordofthevalley I appreciate you saying that about George but why was your first response about praise McCartney. Why do you McCartney bass people always take any great Lennon or Harrison song and say the bass is what made the song great.

[@DocRobert]

Abbey Road is one of the greatest albums ever. Once you’re done with this reaction journey, do your self a favor and just plug in some headphones and listen to the whole thing like one long song. For real. Legendary.

[@marymarkezinis1119]

I loooove this! Voices of perfection, and the instrumentals are fab

[@bertcardenas7807]

Frank Sinatra said this was the greatest love song ever written.

[@Trendyflute]

"That Abbey Road album must've been legendary". It was. Still is! You've pretty much done the entire A-side at this point outside of Maxwell's Silver Hammer (one of their sillier songs) and Octopus's Garden (also a bit silly but one of their most underrated IMO); as many other commenters have pointed out, you have the journey of the B-side Medley still to undertake. It's so dang good :)

[@sharilynbratton6476]

I was 7 when this album came out, my 16 year old brother bought the vinyl and I stole it and wouldn't give it back! I must have some kind of soul in me to have fallen crazy in love with this album when I was so young then that I'm sure I didn't even really understand what they were singing about, ha. But I remember standing up on my bed playing 'Oh Darling!' off this album and just belting out the words, ha, with all the emotion I had. You should do that one! Ha, the only Beatles shirt I have has the cover of Abbey Road on the front of it!

[@28carter]

This was fun to read 🧡 Led Zeppelin II came out six years before I did, but I obtained it in 2nd grade and although I didn't exactly understand the lyrics, I LOVED the music and my life with LZ began then!

[@dougsusie2319]

Only one single was released from this Lp. George Harrison got his first and only A side with this song, Come Together was the B side. For John Lennon to recognize George's song as the A side speaks volumes about how far George came along as a prolific songwriter. You should really try Lennon's Dear Prudence and Happiness Is A Warm Gun from the White Album and do the 2018 remixes. Some great stuff!

[@dgeorgemirell1445]

A sides and B sides for singles may need an explanation to the young ones! LOL

[@melissayost4888]

Abbey Road is a Masterpiece. Do yourself a favor & buy the CD. It is legendary. Even today.

[@panneetantinukul5658]

I had it.

[@kentclark6420]

That's a blast, seeing you getting a Beatles charge for the first time! Like it was for us. And to see your delight in the new experience. Now, if more of the millennials would just listen to some Beatle's tunes, especially with headphones, it would revolutionize the thinking of a generation!

[@arlosdad]

I generally don't like the whole 'listening for the first time'' thing, but HazeBruv's reaction is so infectious it makes me smile. Up to now, it seems he has tended to listen to The Beatles' later work, apart from 'Yesterday'. Nothing wrong with that, and I look forward to his reaction to listening to the whole medley on the second side of 'Abbey Road', which is yet another masterpiece. But I hope he has a listen to some of their earlier songs. I think he would like 'I'm Down', as he appreciated Paul's vocals on 'Oh, Darling'. Many of the earlier songs like 'She Loves You' were also revolutionary in their own way, but people hearing them for the first time today maybe don't realise that, because their style has been adopted by so many since that it has become standard. Of course, that is another great Beatles attribute, that they changed popular music forever.

[@TangoEliott]

This is one of the greatest love songs of all time. Frank Sinatra among many others praised it over and over again. George Harrison, by this time, was on equal footing with John and Paul when it came to song writing. You need to listen to this whole album in order. You really should have listened to the Beatles in chronological order. That is the only way to get a true understanding of their growth as men and artists. They evolved. But you do need to listen to the medley described below.

[@wascawywabbit0987]

Imagine if they had gone on for another few years after Abbey Road, just what mind shattering stuff they would have done. Abbey Road is legendary, I wonder what words we would use to describe their next few albums.

[@deargdoom8743]

The greatest band there will ever be. Nobody else comes close. Astounding. As for this reviewer....... WTF is he taking?

[@danielcerda1907]

Listen, Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End from this same album, Abbey Road

[@justinbakerking]

Yet another song written about Patti Boyd.. including If I needed someone, for you blue, and Claptons classics Layla, and wonderful tonight

[@ClearTheRubble7]

"The face that launched a thousand songs...."

[@eviekelpie1]

@@ClearTheRubble7 yeah and she left both of them. Very sweet

[@wascawywabbit0987]

@@eviekelpie1 Yeah, but at least they got to keep their songs.

[@ClearTheRubble7]

@@eviekelpie1 True. Can't argue with that....

[@richiethepooh6878]

@@eviekelpie1 Harrison was cheating on her left right and centre and Clapton was hitting the heroin hard at the time.. Can't really blame her

[@rickc661]

one of the best songs there is- best song on Abby Road, 'Something'. best song on the White Album , ' While my Guitar' not a bad resume. PS check the official Beatles video of this, featuring the Wives

[@mikek5958]

4:04 "That Abbey Road album, MUST have been legendary!" Fact.

[@sallysharp3845]

One of the rare Beatles songs George Harrison was the singer.

[@davidroberts4769]

George Harrison wrote and sang lead on 22 songs for The Beatles He was also the lead singer on six other songs by the Beatles for a total of 28 songs he sang lead on

[@gbuddy]

This George Harrison masterpiece ranks right up there with the Moody Blues' Justin Hayward song, "Nights In White Satin". Both epic.

[@craberlocker]

I played this for my wife on our wedding day with my band. Magical.

[@oakleysmithmusic]

Just a great song ,very good chord progression. Its hard to rate any Beatles song against another Beatles song but Something is one of those songs that stands above other Beatles songs .

[@crystallittlepage2246]

They also did a killer cover of please Mr postman the old Motown standard and if you like their newer stuff like Abbey road then you would probably also like there earlier stuff when they were not quite as individual. When the Beatles first started they had a rawness but even though they were raw they eventually polished their act and made something that was very unique and at the same time relatable. When the Beatles recorded Love me do Ringo wasn't even doing the drums they brought in a session drummer because George Martin their producer thought Ringo's drumming was to raw for it. Another tidbit of information during the late 80s and early 90s there was an intense bidding war between Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney over the rights to the Beatles music catalog John Lennon was dead by that time and George and Ringo didn't have the money that Paul McCartney had, and eventually Michael Jackson ended up out bidding Paul McCartney for the rights to the Beatles songs and on them until he died.

[@msaz2720]

George wrote beautiful music & lyrics!❤️ Paul’s bass lines move me...

[@nolanbronchitis5737]

You should listen to “And Your Bird Can Sing” from The Beatles’ Revolver album. It’s a catchy upbeat song with a great guitar rift from Lennon

[@tylerx71animatronics76]

Also, you should check out “With a little help from my friends” One of the songs where Ringo (the drummer) does the vocals too!

[@williamkambeitz1179]

No mention of the fabulous bass playing by Paul McCartney.

[@Hessulo]

Lennon contributed nothing as usual, and George whined as usual of Pauls "too complicated bass line"

[@johnsrensen3366]

Abbey road is my second favoritealbum from the beatles Revolver is my nr 1❤❤🙏🙏

[@GrouchyMarx]

HazeBruv @ 4:20 😉, it was and still is legendary! But take some important advice from someone whose been a fan since 1964 at age 9. Play ALL of Side 2 in its entirety starting with "You Never Give Me Your Money". There is a song before that one called "Because" you should do first as it's right after "Here Comes The Sun" you've already reviewed, and "Because" does completely end before the next song starts so you can do a clean video of it before the next song starts up and having to cut it off. After you do "Because" you must do the rest of the album ALL TOGETHER starting with "You Never Give Me Your Money" because that and after it's almost like one LONG song!!! That particular group of songs were legendary because it was the last time the Beatles jammed so well together. They broke up soon after Abbey Road. Although the "Let It Be" album was their last released album, most of the songs on Abbey Road were actually the last set they recorded together even thought the AR album was released before Let It Be. What also makes Side 2 of AR so legendary is they were edgy with each other, on the verge of breaking up when they recorded it, and yet they jammed that so well starting with that "You Never Gave Me Your Money", it was like they found their groove once again, one last time together!

[@dougoneill7266]

Love the reaction. this track has one of my favourite Beatles bass lines and is a showcase for just how talented a bass player Paul was/is.

[@270yis7]

Paul and Ringo are really locked in on the bass and drums on this record. With the addition of George's guitar and vocals, this is perfect.

[@agusvedder8761]

"LISTEN MAN, LISTEN" I smile every time.

[@farrken]

Lennon and McCartney weren't the only great songwriters in the Beatles. Harrison wrote some great songs too. Something, here comes the sun, while my guitar gently weeps are a few great Harrison tunes.

[@wascawywabbit0987]

Absolutely! I Me Mine is right on the nail. Underrated song IMO. So intense.

[@dougmurphy1777]

Abbey Road is named after the road in London that is home to Abbey Road Studios where the Beatles recorded most of their songs - it's my favourite Beatles album, but bro - you got to spend more time on their other albums! Especially from 1966 onward.

[@valedslinger6290]

Just a cool note. There is a web cam 24/7 at that crosswalk.

[@fel24thecat]

I really hope you react to the « You never give me your money-The End » medley of this album, it’s the best part. A 16 minutes medley of 8 songs put together in 1 album...yeah, that’s abbey road

[@papercup2517]

YES

[@Spazzmatazzz]

Loved this reaction! I was in high school when Abbey Road was released. Like Mary Hopkins sang, "♫Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd nver end...♫

[@pettyguy64]

If you haven't already, you GOTTA hear "While my guitar gently weeps"!

[@johnsrensen3366]

Great song from georg harrison he getting better to write song the last 3-4 albums

[@cerealbox412]

Try “Maxwells’s Silver Hammer” and “Octopus’s Garden.” Ringo sings “Octopus’s Garden,” and it is such a sweet fun song. I used to play it for my daughter when she was little and it’s still special to her. “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer” is hilarious and fun.

[@dargall1]

I was in the 8th grade when this song came out. It blew me away way back in 1969 and it still does. It's nice to see the new generations hearing it for what it is, great music that transcends all time.

[@southernwanderer7912]

"Abby Road" was definitely legendary. So was "Sgt. Pepper" and the "White Album."

[@joannparker1977]

Considered as one of the best love songs ever. Thankful that John and Paul allowed George Harrison to shine. Harrison is the Beatles’ unsung hero. After your done listening to the Beatles, check out Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass”. It’s a masterpiece. Start with “My Sweet Lord”.

[@anniegoodrich262]

My favorite Beatles songs are: A Day In The Life, Hey Jude, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Come Together, Yesterday, Blackbird, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Get Back, All You Need Is Love, Revolution, Back In The U.S.S.R, Don't Let Me Down.... Ok. I just might like the Beatles.

[@darkstardan3309]

Gotta go a bit earlier too. Their albums "Rubber Soul", "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band", "White Album" etc., etc..

[@FRANK-pp9qd]

And just think, THIS abbyroad album was from the SIXTIES ! My time when all this happened. Music today just cannot compair!

[@sst3d]

Classic George Harrison re Patti Boyd.....ultimately Layla (Clapton) was written about the same girl Clapton took his good friend’s girl...and George stayed friends with Clapton... He viewed as a material thing..

[@ezgolfer2]

Abbey Road is only my favorite album when I’m listening to it. Sgt Pepper is my favorite when I’m listening to it. And the “White” album is the best when I’m listening to it. Those are my favorites, but I like them all. 08/16/1944

[@mrnobody3161]

After Abbey Road George released a Triple Solo Album... All Things Must Pass. First Beatle to release a solo album. First triple album ever released. He went on to produce A Concert for Bangladesh. The first world wide satellite concert for Charity. With a multitude of performers. He later was the financial backer of The Month Python films. Saved their careers. ✌️🎶🎸🎤🎷🎛️🎙️✌️

[@melissayost4888]

Try While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Wow

[@ernestosangiacomo2634]

Every Beatles album was legendary. :-) How about a review of McCartney III. Paul is 78 now and this new one keeps growing and growing on me. Remember, this is a total solo project.

[@spreet65]

Great quote, "they flipped everything" They flipped everything for the sixties & the next 60 years at least... Unparalleled. Beatles music will never, ever be topped.

[@ricknbacker5626]

George Harrison wrote Something in September of 1968 during the White Album sessions. His fellow Beatles and producer George Martin were less than enthused with the song. After the Let It Be sessions in January 1969, The Beatles returned to the song the following April. These sessions show John Lennon helping steer George's melody in the areas where George himself hadn't perceived. John hadn't been contributing to Georges songs much, since Revolver's 1966 release, George knew what he had,. He wasn't going to waste Something on the inconsistent Let It Be soundtrack album. Late November 1969, after the Beatles ceased being a working band, Georges patience paid off. Something reached #1 on the American charts. Reaching #4 on the UK charts, Another great reaction HB. Cheers, RNB

[@robertelee63]

Maybe the best of the top three songs about English Model Patty Boyd. (Married to George Harrison. The other two were by her 2nd husband, Eric Clapton, George's best friend.) About how great was Abbey Road - They'd been together for 10 years. What would later be the Let it Be album was already recorded waiting for Phil Spector to figure it out and put it all together. They knew it was time to break up and go their separate ways. They decided they would put up with the fighting to make one last great album. That's Abbey Road.

[@krazymark3132]

Fun fact: George write this song for patty boyd. George and Éric clapton was close friend . But Clapton was in love with patty too. So he write His most legendary song Layla for Patty. When george broke up with patty... patty became closer to Eric and the got married

[@timwhiteley5682]

Hazebruv! Did you this song by George Harrison and Layla by Eric Clapton were about the same woman?

[@pheonixrising6644]

Hi, I'd be very interested to see your reaction to an early Kate Bush song. How about 'Wuthering Heights' or 'Babooshka'? Very different, very awesome!

[@charliecochran3035]

If you polled Beatles fans for their best album, you'd probably get about as many votes for Abbey Road as Seargent Pepper, with the white album and Revolver just behind those two.

[@Toomaletoopaletoostale]

Some of the bass licks in this are next level.

[@kae4046]

Half of the songs on the album go into eachother

[@Korbonzo]

You probably want to hear some of the more experimental tracks from The Beatles. If so check out Being for the Benefit of Mr kite, Love You to, and Tomorrow Never Knows

[@christopherfletcher5384]

Sinatra thought "Something" was a Lennon & McCartney song! No! George Harrison all the way!

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

One of the most beautiful love songs ever written. Even Frank Sinatra said so.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

It really is a beautiful song. They made a promotional video for this that you would probably like. Good reaction.

[@trevorholden7423]

The thing I like most about this recording is that George's tone on the guitar had improved dramatically from the horrible tinny high treble sound he had on the White Album. I think this was mostly due to George Martins input, and thank god for that. This is a spectacular song from George and he knew it, and got his song onto a high grossing single ie he stepped up to the plate as they say!

[@cerealbox412]

I agree. I often skip the George songs on the later albums (“Within You, Without You”, etc), but he knocked it out of the park with the two he did for Abbey Road.

[@Rose-zw2oe]

George was always a spiritual guy music was a living connection with life

[@danr1920]

George Harrison wrote and sang this song about his wife. His wife later marred his good (best?) friend Eric Clapton. They remained good friends for the rest of his life!

[@pexxos1]

I think Chris Rock-Tucker has had to much of the devil's lettuce....

[@SheckyBeagleman]

I Love YOU! Yes! Abbey Road is Legendary. The Beatles are Fire. They are Greatest Rock n Roll Band of all time. The songs you like better are John Lennon songs. Something is a George Harrison song. Yesterday is a Paul McCartney song. The Beatles 4ver.

[@bradwaters3891]

Named my girl after this album, wow, 2 of Harrison’s best, perhaps if not for his other great songs. what a bloody ripper.

[@wills_corner]

Every Beatles love song accurately represents those feelings so well, that I've used the lyrics to express my feelings. There's just no better way to put it.

[@retroactive1autrey668]

Now you know how I felt when I first heard this at age 15. True that to your reaction. Keep on, young Gentleman.

[@hongfang2508]

Abbey Road was the last album recorded by the Beatles. The Let It Be album was the last album of original music released by the Beatles but the songs on Let It Be were recorded before the songs on Abbey road.

[@mljrotag6343]

It is my favorite album of all time.

[@simonebruni01016]

You have to do the reaction to i am the walrus absolutely or to revolution 9 this is strange but experimental. Sorry for my not perfect English.

[@joannparker1977]

I’m so loving how you’re digging the Beatles!!!

[@jeromeunder1421]

I think you should listen to I am the walrus, its a very interesting and especially unique song. Nothing sounds the same.

[@andreaperelli5323]

I don't know if you people doing this reactions stuff are real or ust kinda kidding just to please your subscribers but you should be, do your self a grace listen to the medley from she came through the bathroom window to the end please

[@leeharrisonphotos4175]

I wish the UK appreciated The Beatles as much as you do!, we need to celebrate our musical heritage 🙏

[@laminage]

It was during a time where the Fellows were on the Cusp of breaking up. The Women were their only solid source of support. Sadly enough many of them are dead. John Lennon, George Harrison are no longer with us and Linda (Paul's First Wife) died of Cancer the way his Mother Mary for whom he named his daughter for when he was 15.

[@joanschooley5160]

love to see you enjoying the Beatles!

[@hulkamaniac1976]

This was my mom and dad's wedding song

[@mikezak8812]

Abbey Road wasn't legendary- it IS legendary...