This why I'm happy The Beatles broke up...

[@benfoldsfunf4517]

George Martin died in 2016.🙂

[@BecomeTheKnight]

Crap. I MEANT BRIAN EPSTEIN!!!!! So sorry for that glareing oversight

[@NeonRadarMusic]

I was gonna say lol

[@conormurphy4328]

And Paul Mccartney died in 1966

[@eximusic]

@@conormurphy4328 I buried Paul. lol

[@harrisgoodman1564]

@@conormurphy4328”Turn me on, dead man.”

[@RanterInShades]

Two quotes come to mind: “You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” “Don’y cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.”

[@robertparker6280]

Oooooh that second one, I cannot remember where that is from.

[@RanterInShades]

@@robertparker6280 It’s a quote from Dr. Seuss.

[@king_supreme1102]

I’m happy you didn’t hate the song 😅 this song will be important to me for the rest of my life

[@jeffreyroedel9804]

I think the theme of the lyrics resonated with Paul in a way, and on a personal level, so much so that he never forgot about this song and always wanted to find a way to finish it. It's a Paul passion project through and through, and because of that, and because the theme is about loss and missing someone and the importance of memory and carrying someone's spirit with you, I think it's more well suited as a "final song" than Free as a Bird or Real Love.There are specific narratives here about the band itself, and meta-narratives tons of listeners can connect with through their own experiences of loss. It's darker. It's real. It's emotional. It's great.

[@xXMachineGunPhillyXx]

This is a happy, interesting moment in music history.. as long as The Beatles really end with this track. Otherwise it will be at best a footnote to history, or at worst be the beginning of a tacky trend. This is the kind of thing that, if it happens frequently, may end up cheapening a lot of older artist’s legacies. In short, I like this but I hope we tread carefully.

[@disasterpiece16]

Great video Mike. I’m glad you at least kind of liked the new track. Me, I’m just happy to see a track with all 4 Beatles on it released in my lifetime, even if it’s not the best thing they’ve ever released.

[@bobjason7540]

Unless you were born after 2004 then you've been alive for 3 new ones. You only care about this one because there were ads everywhere for it

[@disasterpiece16]

@@bobjason7540 Yeah, I was born before 2004, but only started listening to The Beatles in about 2006, maybe 2007. A more accurate way of putting would be that this is the fist Beatles song released since I've been a fan.

[@stevekaspar1396]

Hate to admit you may be right. I was 10 when The Beatles exploded. I rode the wave and became a successful songwriter and lived the Beatles in real time. I had a very successful rock band .. I left that band. It was extremely difficult. Here i am today an owner of several midwest radio stations.

[@WankFrest]

You just commented to flex 🤣🤣

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Nobody cares, dude.

[@orchestraglobola]

The fact that you guys don't know Steve Kaspar is a matter of ignorance. He does not need to flex. He's already a legend in his own right, he does NOT need your attention. He just deserves your respect. @WankFest @lucasoheyze4597

[@JackDiamond_FBOW]

That’s a ballsey title. Haven’t even seen the video, but I’m a little sad at the reception. I absolutely love the song, even though some people aren’t fond of it. It’s a perfect bookend and even has similar words to the last words that John spoke to Paul: “Now and then”, being similar to “think of me now and again”.

[@thatonemisfit172]

2:21 Mike literally made me go "i will purchase the CD's and merch"

[@pepinlebref7585]

I think that you are right. It is a bit like when parents divorce, the kids want them back together to continue living as a family, but sometimes it is better when people part ways before the tension makes them mortal enemies. Nevertheless, I am sure that many situations could also be salvaged if treated with goodwill soon enough. Getting older made me also accept more the cycles of life and cherish memories without expecting to repeat them over and over while moving on to new stuff. Anyway, thanks again Mike for this video.

[@conormurphy4328]

Now with the release of this single we finally have the technology to make John Lennon sing “All about that bass”

[@ryanmcgivern1164]

That’s probably the best analogy I’ve heard about this. Not a huge Beatles fan but I like their music, I can’t understand even to this day why people dwell on who broke up the band, that’s probably the least important thing to think about. At the end of the day, the Fab Four ended up happier exploring their own paths in music and I appreciate them better for that.

[@stevemd6488]

You are 100% correct Mike, the Beatles knew it was over and they correctly ended it.

[@kevdmiller]

Spot on. I've always found it dumb to take artist's choices so personally, be it a breakup or a stylistic change. They're the ones that have to live their lives, day in & day out. They're free to go anywhere their muse takes them and we're free to like it or not. We can enjoy what we did and move on from what we don't. I don't hate Van Halen cuz I wasn't into Post DLR, I just didn't pay much attention.

[@marguskiis7711]

1995 there wasn`t the actually the technical problem around. The sampling and digital tech was anyway pretty advanced those days. Just George and Paul could not get along with each other and thats why "Now and Then" remained unfinished.

[@darkdudironaji]

Gotta love that quality control at 9:28 lol

[@_Erendis]

Go check out 'Pink Beatles in a Purple Zeppelin' from Arjen Lucassen's 'Lost in the New Real' album... he predicted a not too distant future where AI can create any blend of music you like, but although it sounds so right, it feels so wrong! I have a distict feeling that when the last Beatles die, there will be people 'making new Beatles music' by training an AI on their catalog. But of course that wouldn't really be authentic at all.

[@jimfrancemusic4813]

You have the perfect take on this, and I appreciate you pointing out the humanity behind the bands we love. Than you.

[@russellromig8969]

They took Elvis on tour 15 years ago or so, Elvis was on large tv's with his band / musicians / choir playing live. It was cool and sounded great!

[@Theactivepsychos]

I recorded demos using auto software during lockdown but now I prefere to work remotely so o I use a drummer and keyboardist the other end of England, a guitarist in Italy and we recorded a proper vinyl single Life and Where is my mind and soon to be released album Mellow Drama. We pass the tracks back and forth so we can refine and adapt them as we create some really cool songs. I’m way more prolific than when I had to wait for four other people to be free at the same time as me.

[@wubslicer9021]

I definetly agree with your statement that musician are human, they have good and bad days, they have pressures, high and low periods etc. One question that I ask myself as a bedroom guitarist is that I do want to write and share music perform at local bars/clubs and slowly make myself an audience, but how long can it last? How can I tell if I feel like I'm over it and I don't like it anymore? How can I make my next record more exciting and inspiring than the last one etc. Just really thought provoking questions that we all need to keep in mind sometimes, but not let it control us. Great video! 🤘

[@EzioMonty117]

Considering the involvement of AI, it originally being from a rough demo John Lennon recorded in his house and George Harrison not having liked it back when Paul was considering the track for the Anthology series, i think this turned out quite well. I personally prefer the original demo as there is something about John's vulnerable vocals and piano that strikes a chord with me more than the more fuller produced version we got decades later but either way, i'm just happy it didn't turn into a disaster.

[@AtomizedSound]

It’s a great coda for their career in the vein of the other songs they did in the early 90’s. The video alone is very moving with how they did it. I think the world is better for the release of this song

[@BecomeTheKnight]

I'm pretty sure I agree!!! Appears to be only good things 🤘 The video was excellent.

[@AarosConcerts]

I loved it! Incredible music video too 🙌

[@tbone121974]

I'm listening to Eras: The Beatles on BBC sounds. It's a documentary telling the story of The Beatles using archive interviews. It's fantastic. One thing is clear. The death of Brian Epstein was a turning point. Mike's right about people who create music, art, movies and so on. We go through seasons of creativity. Sometimes it involves working with others. It's inevitable bands split up for that reason. Otherwise you end up with The Rolling Stones still touring; singing songs from the 1960s. One of the clips in the documentary was from either John or Paul saying they didn't want to sing "she loves you" continuously. That was after 4 years of touring. I understand that sentiment. I've done shorter tours with bands, living out of hotel rooms and a suitcase. It is fun for a while but it becomes exhausting. Mike hit the nail on the head to do with the well-being of a band. I wish everyone could be as considerate.

[@Goddzi]

Beautiful sentiment, Mike. Much love and respect ❤

[@sombra1111]

What they did is truly incredible. It was the closest anyone ever got to a perfect career. They wrote close to 300 songs in 7 and a half years, many of which are all time classics. They were the best in the pop world, as well as the alternative world. They incorporated an absurd amount of different genres and styles into their music and all of their songs are completely different from one another. It's astonishing. If the Beatles didn't exist in real life and someone made a fiction movie about a band exactly like the Beatles, people would say it's an unrealistic movie.

[@zachbrehany2253]

Mega call out for a good use of Nightwishs Ghost Love Score at around 1:53. I know that overdramatic music i love anywhere.

[@DayTripperrr]

I loved the song I thought it was great very emotional and great sounding

[@liamfitzdrums]

After watching this video, I think that the whole scenario with The Beatles can be summarized with a quote from Ian Brown that he said at the final Stone Roses gig on their reunion tour: "Don't be sad that it's over, be glad that it happened". As was said, it's sad when a band breaks up but it can be for the better if things aren't going in a way that works for them as people. There are times people have to be a bit selfish and think of themselves. It's better that they still love each other but not work together rather than keep going and have a such a falling out that they don't even go to the funerals of their former band members *cough cough* UB40 *cough cough*.

[@charlesrocks]

I thought the song was a great send-off for the band, and I'm glad that we got what we got.

[@BecomeTheKnight]

The music video kinda tied the whole thing together well for me.

[@JakeTerch]

Free As A Bird and Real Love are much better songs, in my opinion. This one just sounds like a polished demo, which I guess it kinda is…

[@king_supreme1102]

That’s exactly what it is. I think considering what they had to work with it’s not bad. I like it anyways. But I do like Free as a Bird way more. That’s one of my favorite songs in general.

[@alexjohnston8889]

I have to agree.

[@kevdmiller]

If John had lived, I bet they would have reunited, but they needed some space. John & Paul almost walked over to duet on SNL but got lazy Lol. I'm sure they would have gotten together at some point. Probably not full-time but I think that as people mellowed out with age, the baggage would get less heavy, and they would have eventually done something...maybe a show or two and maybe an album at some point. But yeah 1970 was time to split.

[@SagansWar]

Very nicely said. As much as I love the Beatles, you are probably right. You can't force something. And I would hate for the Beatles to be like some other bands that tarnish their legecy by staying together for decades, changing out members, and putting out substandard msic.

[@60sbaby456]

Point is they don’t have decades! Paul and ringo wanted to do this as a true memorial before they really cant❤

[@sarahkramer8954]

Nice perspective. Well done!

[@islandhorizonvideos8230]

As a lifetime Beatles fan since 1964, In hindsight, I’m glad they broke up when they did, and never got back together. I also wish they wouldn’t have released the last three songs made from John’s demos. In the perfect world, Let it be would’ve been released before Abbey Road, And “The End” would’ve been the last song released. That doesn’t include the anthology releases or the box sets.

[@laugebylovnielsen8777]

cool seeing you help a fan

[@allyourbasearebelongtous2191]

That "Martin" flub is making me laugh my ass off.

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

I gotta say, I was really weirded out by John dancing in the video

[@ikesours6558]

Absolutely! Fandumb tends to ruin everything with no regard for what it takes to create. An artist creates to fulfill their own highs of the process. Having one single fan is just a bonus. Ask other musicians, actors, directors, painters, etc. if they dwell on any particular work after its completion and they'll mostly say no. Many will say that it never or rarely feels complete at all... but they still serve as extended bastardized versions of what they were focused on at a time that is long gone by the time other people are consuming it. Put the nature of multiple people having their own perceptions and desires in the mix and any band is lucky to keep it up for even just a few years. These people don't owe fans anything, especially not an explanation for human nature being human nature.

[@ronindebeatrice]

The Beatles breaking up gave me some of my favorite songs.

[@Weremoogle]

I agree with you. Nice video. Thanks.

[@relevantbrother8964]

John's association with Klein post Brian Epstein drove a dagger through the band. I'm not sure how they met and who linked them up but thankfully Paul wasn't fooled. And he carried that weight of saving the Beatles by suing them,really pulling the ole chestnut out of the fire. For decades he was the sole guy playing Beatles songs at his concerts, giving interviews and reconciling with Yoko. I'll give him kudos for this project and Giles Martin as well.

[@monkiespukerabbits]

Their last album, Abbey rogue, will show you how disjointed they will be coming. Is a good album, it’s a wonderful album, but you can see the cracks appearing in their totality. A lot of people think Lex was their last album, go to course it was Abbey rogue. Essentially, that was the first album I ever heard. Come together, is a song I cannot stand, except for the chorus. Love your channel man!

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

When it comes to bands using the internet to keep going, my band hasn't all been in the same room...ever. 2 at a time is even a rare moment. When "we" play live, it's just me as I'm the main singer and songwriter, so I just make some excuse for them not being there that ties into the lore of the band (we're supposed to be from the Planet Quagaar so it's usually sci-fi related). The rest of the band contributes as much as they feel like doing to our recordings. Sometimes that means they're on the majority of the album, sometimes it means they're only on 1 or 2 songs. It's just the way it works for us as a band. We all have pretty severe mental illnesses and each of us can be at different levels of functionality at any given time. Maybe one day, they'll finish an album that I'm not that involved in, but it's usually the other way around. If one of them sends me a half finished demo, I can chop it up and build a song around it. We're not famous, our albums don't sell (we even have albums called "Moldy" and "Even Moldier" because our albums don't go gold but they do go moldy), but we're working on our 10th studio album right now which will be released in January. We do it because we enjoy doing it and there are maybe 50ish other people in the world that seem to get a kick out of what we do. We're 3 very different people, linked by a shared passion for music.

[@robdesmidt6120]

The Beatles released five live albums?? They didn't release any live album during their time together. The only official live (concert) album, Hollywood Bowl, was released in 1977!

[@operastar2.280]

This IS why I'm happy The Beatles broke up... :o)

[@mwheeler138]

I understand the sadness people feel about the break up. But I always felt the Beatles did it all, they did it right and they went out on top with their final recording being Abbey Road. And sure, those first couple records of each solo career has some absolute classics and would have loved to hear them as Beatles tracks but.....eh? To me, it seems most bands that were cool and groundbreaking in the 60s ended up prettu lame in the late 70s into the 80s if they were stilll around. The Beatles have a GOLD discography. And that make me happy.

[@Umakiang]

100 seemed too much for me, but then I looked it up and I found out of they have 230 ppl ONLY on their road crew... DAMN

[@BecomeTheKnight]

Holy crap I wouldn't have even guessed that much.

[@hrossaman]

Real Love and Free As A Bird are totally beautiful.

[@davidrowlands8548]

I think they had one last great album in them. Some of the songs immediately after abbey road were good such as jealous guy, instant karma, maybe im amazed, etc.

[@graniterhythm53]

Looking at the '70/'71 period, I'd say they had 2 great albums in them - possibly 3 if you go into '73/'74 !

[@StonefieldJim4]

It seems odd to me that people would find this so controversial. They split up. They had their reasons. That's it. With the release of Now and Then, I remarked, in a number of places, on and offline, "Anyone would think that The Beatles didn't split up over half-a-century ago." (I was just short of my 1st birthday at the time. I'm 54 now.) This upsets and infuriates people. Strange. N.B. I love The Beatles.

[@frankhainke7442]

The good thing in splitting was that from there on it was impossible to be the number one in rock and pop because there emerged more kinds of rock and pop. They probably would have made good music, but they would not have been to main act of those days. So there would have come a comparison in their quality and importance with their achievements in the sixties. So it was the right time to split. And it was good that they had not the chance to do something absolutely new in 1995. It would have been impossible to do something singular again. So they did something that can be seen as a last wind that comes along from the old days. And in that department it was good. Not too much was expected. And so I see the last songs as a farewell by a band that is not a band of our time.

[@eweng903]

Former Beatles went on to make nearly five times as many albums as they did while The Beatles. That means for music fans there is a huge pool of material out there now for fans to listen to today. Breaking up has likely realised more music from them in total.

[@Bowling_Dude]

the beatles new song gives me hope that we'll hear The Rev on a new A7X track some day

[@matiosmi137]

It is only natural to expect The Beatles to be able to perform under pressure ... I'll give you a minute

[@Andrew-ve9ls]

and to people saying "its just not their best song" IT WASNT MEANT TO BE THEIR BEST

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

As for The Beatles staying together, I agree that it was probably the right decision. If you look at their piers, a lot of them struggled to live up to what they'd done in the past as time went on. The Kinks and The Rolling Stones both made great albums after the 60s, but they also made some lesser albums too. This way, The Beatles went out having never made something as awful as Black And Blue. As much as the friendships between band members were mended over time, there was always going to be old tensions there. George and Paul weren't always on the same page during the reunion sessions. This is part of the reason why Now And Then was only just finished now, George thought the song was rubbish but Paul thought it wasn't so it was always in the back of his mind to finish it. Personally, I think George was right. One thing I do need to correct you on though is that George Martin didn't die until fairly recently. He outlived both John and George. The reason he didn't take part in the 1995 reunion was because he was losing his hearing and felt he couldn't do what he used to do anymore. Their manager, Brian Epstein, did die in 1967 between the release of Sgt. Pepper and the making of Magical Mystery Tour. George Martin was involved in the Love album and the 2009 remasters with a little help from his son, Giles, who co-produced the new song and has been responsible for the remixing of Beatles albums in recent years.

[@loweffortproductions1985]

What happened to my super thanks comment? I gave you 20 bucks via a comment on this video yesterday, and I'm pretty sure I didn't say anything in that comment against community guidelines. I left a link to my song via Google Drive, but the link itself doesn't fall under any of the types of links that violate TOS

[@BleedingEdgeProg]

Wow...fucking Peter Jackson FTW again! First I'd heard about that, but damn! Dude has surely made his mark on the world! Seems your response to the song was similar to mine. That actually surprises me a little. lol

[@NiRo_90125]

Also, some people just don't seem to realize that, most bands are not like Rush, where all three remained good friends for nearly five decades😅

[@BecomeTheKnight]

That's so incredibly rare

[@jaytheoutpatient]

Fans want more and it makes the artist work hard which is exactly why Elvis Presley died he wanted to finish his career for his daughter watch her grow like a dad would till his manager threatened his life by taking away everything he had so he decided to not dedicate his last years of life for his daughter & fans thats where his downfall started

[@ChipsAplentyBand]

My personal perception is that the breakup of The Beatles was multipronged, based on these factors: 1. The Lennon-McCartney writing partnership dominating the group dynamics from the beginning and preventing Harrison from getting more of his songs onto albums. Lennon-McCartney were the core relationship, with Harrison added and kept on as a 'junior member' and Ringo added in last of all as the necessary missing piece. Ringo's writing aspirations were less than George's, and George felt stifled. 2. The death/absence of Brian Epstein leading to The Beatles managing themselves and to a loss of leadership which role Paul stepped into in order to 'keep the machine going.' 3. The concurrent shift from mainly being a PERFORMING act to mainly being a RECORDING act. Paul's perfectionism-I'm one too myself-and workaholism led to him as a COMPOSER to want Guitar solos on his song recordings to be a certain way (much like an orchestra conductor requires the players to help create his/her interpretation of a piece by fulfilling performance details in their parts upon request) whereas in a LIVE PERFORMING situation a rock and roll band's roles are more 'democratic' and so the Lead Guitar player (George) would normally be left to create or improvise his own solos as 'master of his domain.' Becoming primarily a recording band put Paul as a writer in a supervisory role of his own songs that was more like a conductor's role, and that stepped on George's toes because his role was still primarily that of a PERFORMER accustomed to the usual leeway of a Lead Guitarist himself choosing what to play for solos. 4. The added stress of trying to manage themselves, create/run Apple, and ultimately work out where the money goes. The Allan Klein debacle was a wedge driven squarely in between them. Money matters decided amid struggles over the group business situation where all of their individual interests were at stake was BOUND to create interpersonal frictions among them.

[@frankscafidi8107]

Hey Mike so I agree they broke up at a perfect time leaving off with Abbey Road (I know let it be was released after but I consider Abbey to be their finale) but do u think had Lennon not died that they could’ve ended up making good music again with each other in the 80s or 90s?

[@GeorgeKayaian]

Good analysis. However, it wasn't the death of George Martin-- but Brian Epstein you should be referring to. His death affected the Beatles as a group for sure, while George Martin passed long after The Beatles broke up.

[@BecomeTheKnight]

YES!!! That's who I meant. So sorry for the mistake. I pinned a correction comment and updated the description l. Thank you for bringing this to my attention

[@GeorgeKayaian]

@@BecomeTheKnight It's cool- we're all human! Still an excellent video nonetheless.

[@johnpeace971]

All three of the post John Beatles songs are boring AOR AM radio music. Why can't we get a good hard rocking song like I Saw Her Standing There or Helter Skelter? That being said, they need to go back and remix Free as a Bird and Real Love using the AI to remove the piano from John's vocal track. Free as a Bird would benefit because the vocal wouldn't sound all thin from trying to EQ the piano out. The surround mixes of these songs on the Beatles Anthology videos make the piano issue more obvious by putting John's vocal in the center channel by themself, and whenever he isn't singing the piano drops out. AI would fix this

[@doodledangernoodle2517]

John did actually write a rather hard hitting demo called Serve Yourself that may be what you’re looking for

[@theartistone5860]

If I said I had unreleaces Jimi Hendrix what would you say then? the same you say for The Beatles? And I do have unreleased Jimi by the way.

[@bskinny9009]

Real Love and Free as a bird 1995.

[@teddyfurstman1997]

I enjoy this song even tho I like Free as a Bird and Real Love more tbh.

[@AdrianBrth]

I love the Beatles, but guys. Just mute the video, set the video on 0.25 speed and enjoy this section of the video at 2:59 that simultaneously left me both: Funny and frightened.

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

I was talking to a friend at the pub yesterday and he said that his brother has a theory as to why it was so important to Paul to get this song finished...maybe Sir Paul has some news that he's not letting us in on just yet. Similar to David Bowie, what if he knows he doesn't have long to go and so he wants to go out with a bang. He didn't want to leave this unfinished. This is just speculation based on friends talking in a pub over a few beers so it's probably nothing.

[@BobbyvilleMan]

He's on tour right now doing nearly three hour shows. Looks pretty healthy so I doubt it (hope not anyway). So if there are any health issues they would have to be in their very early stagers.

[@gaylealleluia8392]

Paul is definitely holding something back. Big, big news to some.

[@theopinson3851]

I mean…it’s fine. Maybe it’s the way it was put together, but I just didn’t feel the same magic that you get from the old material. Maybe it’s better to just let it lie and celebrate what the 4 of them were able to create…together.

[@intellectual_Leaf]

Apsis is actually some badass tech-death and stands out in the sea of repetitive garbage. It's a little gem.

[@farrellmcnulty909]

LET'S PRETEND IT'S 100 EMPLOYEES - 😅🤣 I loved it.

[@allyourbasearebelongtous2191]

George Harrison... that man has to be my favorite Beatle. Sad man.

[@mahatmarandy5977]

No one hates a thing like its fans. Fans are the worst

[@islandhorizonvideos8230]

It doesn’t really sound like John to me. It’s like AI made John sound like Paul.

[@dannydorko7075]

You feeling ok Mike? haha

[@mrbungle3310]

I wanted to hate this situation so much...its weird but i think its not as bad as i thought,in the end it makes some new fans happy wich is probably what all artists want,even if lennon didnt want to be in the Beatles anymore,i think they would have reunited full time in the 90s

[@TallicaMan1986]

I think they shouldve just took the Wu Tang Clan route. Inspite of wu tang not being an individual unit right now. They never broke up. Wu Tang Forever. They had their own internal strife given there was 9+ members and RZA couldnt make beats for everyone. They still signed a contract which allowed them to be their own thing and release their own albums individually and collab with anyone. They had total freedom but they were still and still are under the singular banner, Wu Tang. Maybe this type of contract just didnt exist at the time and Wu Tng migjtve fought for it themselves. Too many people especially now a days let the lightning of the bottle way too quickly.

[@WarriorsforInfoTV]

This is why

[@1893unknownuser]

Only Metal Channel.

[@derekfarmer7444]

bro you skipped over them recording real love in 95 its my all time favorite beatles song

[@michaelberresford4291]

Finally death metal for people like me who don't like harsh vocals.

[@jvblhc]

I loved Free as a Bird and Real Love. The three reimaging lads did a wonderful job on both. Now and Then is a nice song, but putting in guitar riffs from a long dead Beatle (George) does not making it a "new" Beatles song. Still - a nice song. But not one I will listen to that often, unless I am going through the entire Beatles calalog all the way through to Now and Then.

[@grooveyerbouti]

I tend to agree not a huge Beatles fan to be fair,the constant mention of George Martin passing was odd as even I'm aware he passed fairly recently..

[@BecomeTheKnight]

I meant Brian Epstein. My apologies

[@spencer6709]

This makes me sad because there were soooo many years where Harrison ringo and Paul could've kept making music as the beatles. Instead they waited wayyyy too long 😢

[@markovlasic1978]

mine main goal> i dont want to live in AI reality.

[@luisfabregas3086]

The demo version is much better, more longer and had more parts.

[@cblackburn81]

The worst thing about the Beatles breaking up is that we got the worst Christmas song of all time.

[@MrDman21]

I'm just glad Yoko Ono is not on the track 😂

[@BecomeTheKnight]

Everyone is happy for that

[@bskinny9009]

They could've made an album every 3 or 4 years.

[@theheadbangguy5985]

How is music death metal if it has no vocals? 😀😀 What distinguishes it as death metal? 😀😀

[@ladinark1672]

The genre of the music?

[@theheadbangguy5985]

@@ladinark1672 which is defined my the vocals?

[@darkdudironaji]

Power metal isn't defined by the soaring vocals. That's just a common feature. Why would death metal be different?

[@theheadbangguy5985]

@@darkdudironaji well it kinda is tho. Those vocals are one of the defining features of power metal. I'd say that vocals are the biggest defining feature for death metal.

[@darkdudironaji]

@@theheadbangguy5985 Sabaton and Kamelot are both huge power metal bands with vocalists in lower ranges.

[@wee-weeble49]

Personally I'm sick of hearing about this new song, the hype is off the scale and I don't think it's even a very good song, not a patch on some of The Beatles "real" work.

[@YamnayaSintash]

Your criticisms of Abbey Road stems from you not realizing that the back end of the album is a medley..

[@BecomeTheKnight]

No, I definitely knew that lol. If you watch my Beatles Album tier list I explain

[@DerekPower]

I think you met to say after Brain Epstein died, not George Martin. As something of an artist myself, I don't like being told what to make, when to make, how to make, etc. I return this in kind to the artists I know, either indirectly or directly. And as someone who listens to music, I can like or dislike something. But even if I don't like something, I will respect it. Finally, I can understand the end means that. What comes afterward under the old name is more like an epilogue. So as a Pink Floyd fan: The Final Cut was released in 1983, Roger Waters left Pink Floyd in 1985 with the intent of having Pink Floyd end right there ... then that got complicated when David Gilmour and Nick Mason wanted to continue as Pink Floyd. They all performed together as a four-piece what ended up being one last time in 2005 for Live 8. Personally, I think that is the proper denouement for the band. Everything else afterward is an epilogue. Rock on \m/

[@gaylealleluia8392]

Honestly, they couldn’t stand Billy.

[@cheezy8492]

Your title isnt grammatically correct

[@shanewalton8888]

Beatles: the original overrated boy band.

[@eximusic]

The last Beatles song is the last recorded song on Abbey Road. This is ridiculous. And the song sucks. Compare it to Strawberry Fields or Nowhere Man. John obviously didn't pick it for his last album. Paul's just trying to profit off his dead bandmates.