THE BEATLES - STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER -REACTION ( BEATLES GONE PSYCHEDELIC)

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[@edwardthorne9875]

Please note that music videos hadn't even been invented at this time. This was a promotional film. Nobody was using backwards tambourine, very few bands even had facial hair. Not very many were using string backgrounds in this manner. Distorted vocals were very rare, too. Try some of their earlier music if you want to rock, but even then their harmonies and pop love songs were unlike anything else on the radio. As for the name, Strawberry Field was an orphanage where John played as a boy. Don't think you are quite ready for the dreamscape of A Day in the Life.

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

I personally like a day in the life but no so sure if she would ...possibly a future reaction

[@ricardo_miguel13]

@@Whosrightwhoswrong Earlier beatles like rubber soul would be easier to start with. Or maybe Abbey Road is also more commercial..

[@jfabris]

video = promotional film

[@experi-mentalproductions5358]

@@Whosrightwhoswrong Maybe let her make up her own mind...

[@brandonkelley9528]

Good pointing that out. KZbin wasn't even invented until 2006, and this song came out in 1967.

[@t.r.1708]

They didn’t just change music, they changed everything!

[@x00p3]

The Beatles changed the world.

[@petegiant]

To put it into context The Beatles went from releasing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" in 1963 to releasing "Strawberry Fields" in 1967, with all the touring and promotional work in the interim it is mesmerising that such development could be achieved in such a short span of time.

[@patticrichton1135]

there wasn't just Elvis back then, there was also Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent, Bill Haley and the Comets, all who the Beatles admired when they were teenagers and were influenced BY them. They covered some songs by Little Richard, Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly and others on their early albums and also during their sets when they were the local Liverpool band (before they were famous)

[@jamescrane2156]

The Beatles - A Day in the Life, which is an even more intense simulation of a psychedelic drug trip.

[@mirasolbalaga5616]

This song is considered one of their best, and is my favorite. You’d have to listen again to this masterpiece. I appreciate you two reacting to this song, but please let her speak for herself. Dude keep wanting to convince her she’ll hate the song and she’s trying to say she doesn’t. Anyway, excellent song choice by the brother

[@Crushenator500]

Thank you!! It was so obnoxious listening to him speak for her the entire time. Just let her give her own opinions dude.

[@craigproctor9560]

You both should listen and react to the Beatles I want you she’s so heavy 1969

[@TexasPride62]

Nice recommendation...very heavy.

[@Bevtone]

Top 3 Beatles tracks for me

[@AmaruHusband]

That song goes hard

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

[@Drakesclub]

When this song was released 54 years ago it caused division. Those with a conservative mind that liked traditional music hated it. Those who had a more imaginative approach to art loved it. It was a ground breaking recording.

[@jemp1965]

I think it's important to know that Strawberry Fields was a children's home in the 60ies in Liverpool.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Hearing this masterpiece discussed like it’s some guilty pleasure like “I’m too sexy” fairly excruciating, not gonna lie. Can I quit this generation and try the next one? :D

[@mirasolbalaga5616]

I know. I was annoyed that the guy kept telling the girl that she’ll hate this song and he, of course, doesn’t really care for it much. I think the video is great, but they might’ve been to fixated on that

[@MisterWondrous]

@@mirasolbalaga5616 Yes, the gentleman might do well to allow the lady her time and thoughts.

[@420johnas]

I love The Beatles, I’m 66 years old now so I was a really young kid when they appeared in the USA.. love the entire Beatles library of music but this song and this video always reminds me of one day, watching this video and realizing for the first time, one day my mother and my father will pass away my brother my sister and myself will also someday pass away. Dad passed away and 1977 @ 57 years old and mom passed away 2010 in her early 80’s and me and my siblings are still alive but we are in our middle late 60s. Live for the day because time passes by so fast. God bless Strawberry Fields forever.

[@ChrissaTodd]

i think whats good to note is understanding what strawberry fields is or was idk if it exists anymore but it was a place in liverpool for like memorial stuff for veterans

[@nikolozsuladze7446]

Please choose from here all of them are from beatles: Here there and everywhere Here comes the sun I want you(shes so heavy) Oh darling Hey bulldog Mother nature’s son You never give me your money Got to get you into my life Hello goodbye

[@doesnotexist305]

There are two types of people. Those who love Strawberry Fields Forever and those who don’t understand it.

[@samguberman2288]

You really should listen to The Beatles with headphones, give your ears a treat.

[@kingcassius2586]

There was Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis before Elvis. But Elvis was like freak of nature with his looks, (unmatched)charisma, "un-White" moves, and genuine vocal instincts and skills for rock, country, & gospel. Then came Buddy Holly, Motown, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan.. and then the equivalent of a four-headed alien invasion from Liverpool

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

I get what you are saying but Elvis is the one lol and it’s debatable who was first but when you look Elvis was technically

[@fallsarian5371]

Elvis was the embodiment of culture appropriation at the start of his career, most of it driven by his label and management, still a great entertainer though.

[@kingcassius2586]

@@Whosrightwhoswrong Elvis was the first Rock Idol. But it didn't start with Elvis. Look up Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, and many others. Elvis was just the first as far as reaching mega-fame. But he wasn't the first. Southern Blacks invented Rock And Roll. Not Elvis.

[@kingcassius2586]

@@fallsarian5371 The Rock movement as a whole was cultural appreciation. I wouldn't just put that on Elvis.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@kingcassius2586 Appropriation, not appreciation.

[@jnagarya519]

One of the greatest recordings in history.

[@otisroseboro2837]

My favorite Beatles song classic

[@michaelzzzzzzzzzzzz]

No one NO ONE can match their genius

[@Chris_34]

Listened to this on both acid and mushrooms. Awesome song.

[@futurereflections4097]

Second this. Don’t do drugs guys but let’s be honest. With acid or mushrooms you actually understand how good the beatles are. They put you into a dream. Sgt Peppers all the way through 😱

[@jnagarya519]

"Penny Lane" is about Paul's childhood. "Strawberry Fields Forever" is about John's childhood. They are not psychedelic. The impact of drugs is greatly exaggerated. John was writing like this as a child. "Strawberry Fields Forever" is one of the greatest recordings in history.

[@rogerhennie8939]

The thing with Beatles; they never repeated themselves. Something New every time is what made them Legends. And everyone Else followed.

[@mindgames5284]

Greatest song of all time

[@neilc1803]

“Kinda changed music” lol understatement of the century

[@ashleygibbons6599]

i wondered if they heard, “I buried Paul”

[@healing344]

Stop it 😂

[@B.R.0101]

Before this song The Beatles were not Twist and Shout, but Tomorrow Never Knows, Rain, Paperback Writer, Eleonor Rigby, She Said She Said, Got to get you into my life, Nowhere Man, Girl, Michelle and many more... So often this is a very missing part of them that nobody tell...

[@MisterWondrous]

The lady wins because she likes this greatest of songs, and the gentleman does not, and yet preemptively accuses the beautiful lady of disliking it. It is quite entertaining. I would say that the brother needs to have more selection power, and the lady more equality of opinion.

[@jpalexander292]

True is when the Beatles finished their last tour in August of 1966 people were not sure what was to become of the Beatles. Then in February 1967 they come out with this and they look like this. Totally blew everyone away and was the moment the Beatles stopped being music you dance to to music you listen to.’

[@gregoryhurst8483]

They were on contract to turn out hits every month. It was necessary for them to reinvent themselves as song writers

[@B.R.0101]

But they loved doing it... They stopped to play alive even for that reason, music was too important for them

[@Stacy55ish]

Why not let the masterpiece play and tell us what you think at the end?

[@Hi-kq1vi]

Copyright issues?

[@divijmehendru6206]

The best beatles song for me by far is 'i want you (she's so heavy)'. I challenge you to listen to it and not head-bang.

[@Kaleidoscopia]

Here are some Beatles reactions you should do: 1. Oh! Darling, Eleanor Rigby, Let It Be, Helter Skelter, Got to Get You Into My Life - Paul 2. Come Together, Tomorrow Never Knows, Dear Prudence, Happiness is a Warm Gun, Don't Let Me Down - John 3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Here Comes the Sun, Something - George 4. Rain (for Ringo's drumming), Octopus' Garden, Yellow Submarine - Ringo

[@peterwalsh2470]

for a joke, you should do the monkees "a little bit me". there is a line in the song that goes "girl, i don't want to fight, but I'm a little bit wrong, and you're a little bit right". I like to change the words a bit to "girl, i don't want to fight, but you're a little bit wrong, and I'm a little bit right". I think this would be perfect for your channel, haha.

[@peterwalsh2470]

PS before Elvis, there was Bill Haley and the Comets, Chuck Berry, and before them, I guess you were getting close to obscure original blues artists that other people could probably name.

[@forcemajeure72]

LET HER SPEAK!

[@garykirby5654]

John Lennon singing about a place he use to hang out. In my life from rubber soul

[@davidmontgomery4696]

The song is about the terror of being alive. John Lennon attempting to describe what his life feels like. Every lyric is full of conflict, doubt and tension. It is actually a pretty heavy song. Ignore the video.

[@davidmontgomery4696]

I mean ignore the Beatles video. Not who’s right who’s wrong. I like what you do. Back to Lennon, a big theme in his later work is his effort to come to terms with existence - in Tomorrow Never Knows, Strawberry Fields, Julia, God, Mother, and finally Watching the Wheels, where he finally seemed at peace with life.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Headphones required for this music

[@Andytheashton]

This song completely changed the course of modern music

[@RRRR-mi6pn]

anyone that dislikes this song is musically defective and should be banned from giving opinions on music

[@redgreen82]

Top 3 Beatles song for me.

[@mikerant4135]

Strawberry Fields was a park in Liverpool where (I think) they would go to escape from everything. One of the hardest tracks to listen to as an intro, but most of their music is so familiar it's hard to find something unfamiliar (for me anyway) 'Here comes the sun' isn't bad - not Beatles 'Pop' and not indulgent psychodelia either. You'll probably find that you know Beatles songs, but didn't know they were Beatles songs. I like the honesty" UK

[@Kaleidoscopia]

Yay! It's cool that you liked this one. I guess there is hope after all

[@alonsoquirosgranados7568]

I love this reaction guys very funny and charming. Please react to the best beatle song which is A Day In The Life, one the best and most complex recordings in the history of music, their masterpiece by far. :)

[@otisroseboro5613]

The Beatles Are The Best 💯 Period

[@aleclewis9123]

The mellotron at the beginning of this song is one of the first ever sampling machines as early as its original design was first patented in 1949 by American inventor Harry Chamberlin. He was apparently very strong-minded, i.e. he only wanted to do things whenever he wanted to. His window cleaner-turned-sales agent Bill Fransen got a deal for Chamberlin's design to made in larger quantities, but the latter wouldn't have it, so in the end Fransen pinched a couple and brought them to Bradmatic Ltd in Aston, England in 1962. There, three Bradley brothers and magician David Nixon formed the company Mellotronics (melody & electronics), with backing by bandleader Eric Robinson. Although the Graham Bond Organisation were among the very first to use the Mellotron on their song Baby Can It Be True, the Beatles were the first "prominent" band to use a MKII model with Paul playing the sampled flute intro. Subsequently, the instrument was used by bands/artists such as King Crimson, David Bowie, Yes, Genesis, OMD, Oasis, etc. Modern examples include Michael Jackson's Give In To Me and the Black Eyed Peas' Don't Phunk With My Heart. And it's still being used even today as the M4000D. 🙂

[@kiwimatt6891]

Elvis !!!! You are right he was the trailblazer. One night with you from his 68 comeback is a great view into this legend

[@Gino565]

Dude never wrote a single song. Little Richard should more credit then Elvis.

[@aominedaiki5629]

Masterpiece

[@marcosanchez6287]

React a more songs with the Beatles

[@martinl8574]

So let me see if I got this right. Before Elvis there was... NOBODY? Wow lmao

[@mirasolbalaga5616]

Yeah, I winced at that. I think he was quoting John Lennon without the context.

[@juanfelipemv]

The Beatles won’t let you down.

[@iancredible1639]

AC/DC would be interesting to introduce her to (unless she’s already familiar with their stuff) As for The Beatles, anything off of Sgt Pepper would be good. Maybe ‘A Day in the Life’?

[@KingBirdy]

Beatles🔥🔥🔥 react to Something

[@cheripetty1805]

The Sgt. PEPPER'S Album took over 700 hours to record. Strawberry Fields took 50 of those hours. The production techniques were groundbreaking, as was the accompanying music video. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

[@jamesalexander5623]

Ringo's Drumming !!!

[@jnagarya519]

"Kinda changed music"!? "The Beatles" opened the door for everything that followed. "The Beatles" matured the music.

[@undergroundwarrior70]

The two of you should react to The Beatles (actually George Harrison) "Within You and Without You" from their 1967 album 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band'. My all time favorite song on that album. But the album it's selve is a classic and many bands, musicians of that time were just amazed. That album by The Beatles really changed rock music in a whole different way in 1967. I was 11 that year.

[@jnagarya519]

"Girl" or "In My Life". Or "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)".

[@Midknightwriter]

The Electric Light Orchestra is who you need to listen to "Sweet Talkin' Woman" or "Don't bring me Down" or a list of others by this band was completely overlooked from the 1970s.

[@gregoryhurst8483]

The B side of this single was the Mcartney composition “ Penny Lane” check it out and hear the other side of pop

[@morgoth1136]

Before elvis there was Chuck Berry, Robert Jhonson, Little richards, Albert King...

[@edwinrodriguez8532]

The end of the song i hear John Lennon said " I Buried Paul. No Craberry Sauce.

[@brianbanta6398]

I agree. This is not my favorite Beatles song, but the Beatles is my favorite group. Maybe she will like Penny Lane.

[@Robert-vj6fg]

This guy just can't keep his mouth shut.

[@josecarcamo7485]

USA for Africa - we are the world

[@hannesgeiger4178]

For Elvis are Little richard, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran

[@TweedSuit]

If it wasn't for this band you would be reacting to Frank Sinatra.

[@kellywann3794]

Anyone who doesn’t like The Beatles should have their DNA analyzed. You may not be from this planet.

[@TexasPride62]

If you need songs she would like try "Hey Jude", "We Can Work It Out", "Eight Days a Week", "In My Life", "This Boy", "Something",...

[@drummonkey9291]

Let her like it 😂😂

[@michaelway7936]

If you want a headbanger- check out Helter Skelter- possibly the first "metal " song done(maybe before Led Zeppelin) - Paul really belts this one out and Ringo's drum work is exceptional

[@despinakollas]

Just fell in love with you both! I’m soo much older! Talk to me! Ask me anything about the Beatles! Much love!

[@brendanhale1904]

about the beatles i am the walrus favorite beatle song for me

[@looneytoon76]

Arguably before Elvis it was Frank Sinatra and before him Bing Crosby

[@fallsarian5371]

before Elvis you had nobody? I understand where the quotes coming from but: Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Bo Diddley, Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, and the list goes on. not intending to be a dick, Just meal for thought!

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

I get what you are saying but Elvis was before them or right about the same time and he was the biggest name and the start of something

[@MsAppassionata]

@@Whosrightwhoswrong Elvis was NOT before them and Chuck Berry and Little Richard also had a profound effect on rock n roll. Plus they wrote their own material, unlike Elvis.

[@longfootbuddy]

the beatles sounded good, but they had a lot of trouble walking

[@se6369]

You should check out I Want You (She's So Heavy), You Never Give Me Your Money, Girl and Revolution 9

[@daoryebba]

As an introduction to the beatles they must have reacted to "here comes the sun"

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

She’s knows that one already

[@joshdahl4114]

You guys should dive into the “Revolver” album from 1966. George Harrison started getting into the Eastern Europe sound especially in the song “Love You To”.

[@kohl2080]

Lyrics...huge!

[@basicincome549]

Oh please try I'm Only Sleeping. Guess both of you will like it.

[@jimdavison6189]

Never say "before Elvis there was nothing." Start was Hank Williams, Muddy Waters, Les Paul, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, George Gershwin, Bessie Smith, Woody Guthrie, Dizzy Gillespie.....

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

I agree with all that but unfortunately they weren’t mainstream world changing how Elvis was , ofcourse literally Elvis wasn’t the first but not really the same

[@mattjohn4731]

I love this song but never saw this video. I like their experimental film Magical Mystery Tour, but it's better if you consume THC

[@428chase]

PEEING ON MY FLOWERS A little old lady was walking down the street dragging two large plastic garbage bags behind her. One of the bags was ripped and every once in awhile a $20 bill fell out onto the sidewalk. Noticing this, a policeman stopped her, and said, "Ma'am, there are $20 bills falling out of that bag." "Oh, really? Darn it!" said the little old lady. "I'd better go back and see if I can find them. Thanks for telling me, Officer." "Well, now, not so fast," said the cop. " Where did you get all that money? You didn't steal it, did you?" "Oh, no, no", said the old lady. "You see, my back yard is right next to a Golf course. A lot of Golfers come and pee through a knot hole in my fence, right into my flower garden. It used to really tick me off. Kills the flowers, you know. Then I thought, 'why not make the best of it?' So, now, I stand behind the fence by the knot hole, real quiet, with my hedge clippers. Every time some guy sticks his thing through my fence, I surprise him, grab hold of it and say, 'O.K., buddy! Give me $20 or off it comes!' "Well, that seems only fair," said the cop, laughing ."OK. Good luck! Oh, by the way, what's in the other bag?" "Not everybody pays."

[@Lightmane]

The Beatles get blocked. How did this not get blocked? I'm glad it didn't. Just wondering

[@themadcow71]

Let her talk please.

[@sahid3794]

Band-Maid - Domination (live 2020)🤘

[@Leon-cd1iy]

What’s that album behind your head?

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

Huey Lewis Sports album

[@mirlo10]

crambery sauce forever

[@qdominika7253]

Why you do the talking for her?lol

[@KingBirdy]

To be fair, strawberry fields forever is not for everyone, I love it but when I first heard it thought it was horrible too lol

[@foote-tl5bv]

Thx

[@TexasPride62]

If you want songs a guy will like try "I Want You", "Helter Skelter", "A Day in The Life", "Come Together", "Yer Blues", "Revolution", .....so many more

[@jeffmartin1026]

Kinda changed music? Oh my.....

[@terrymoyer2673]

Couple of suggestions that are a little off the main stream. Cowboy Song by Thin Lizzy and Miracles by Jefferson Starship

[@the_proteus_void]

It's just another song that some found meant something and others didn't. I've always viewed the line, "nothing is real", as the cornerstone of Beatles songs post 1965. By that point they were probably questioning whether or not they themselves were real, as individuals anyway. KZbin put you in front of me and I'm interested to see more. At best any given song only resonates with 3 or 4 out of any random 10 people, even for the Beatles, or Tool, or Rush, or...

[@habibiehakim1233]

Let's be honest me as a beatlemania thinks this is a weird song too, with all of the craziness and the randomness instrument in the background and in the end of the song, but that what it makes The Beatles different from anybody else, maybe you can try something normal😂 i guess like Hey Jude, Here Comes The Sun and Something (beautiful song)

[@Whosrightwhoswrong]

Yeah this is a target on my head not opening the Beatles to something I really like lol

[@nativetexan9776]

This is not one of my faves by the Beatles either but it is a part of a group whose music will around to the end of the world. Whatever music you are listening to stems somehow from this era.

[@Kraken54321]

Never trust anyone that says "like" in every sentence!

[@eileenflora]

Howling Wolf, W.C. Handy. lots of old blues players influenced Elvis.