Tomorrow Never Knows (800% slower - time-stretched version)

PaulStretched version of "Tomorrow Never Knows" by the Beatles.

[@chrmantilla]

This version should be called "Tomorrow never ends"

[@Azoria4]

chrmantilla BAM! What a beautiful comment OOO YE

[@leoidk4269]

chrmantilla this comment deserves more likes

[@carlocoles]

chrmantilla love it!!! Hahaha!!!

[@couriertx]

Nah “TOMORROW NEVER COMES”

[@carstarsarstenstesenn]

the next track never comes

[@nolarobert]

This is the way "Tomorrow Never Knows" sounds as you fall through the event horizon of a black hole.

[@CupidStunt72]

Word. Very true

[@nabiliskandar5008]

Robert Karma don’t think acid works like that. It’s not weed you know

[@rockawayb1tch]

MEME GOD this comment isn’t about acid, he just said it’s about entering a black hole.

[@freeman10000]

It is actually the sound of Tomorrow Never Knows approaching the event horizon as heard by a distant observer.

[@speedracer1945]

Beatles acid period

[@nicolaslattarulo1376]

ah yes, finally something more terrifying than revolution 9

[@MyUrbanExplorationOnline]

Yes, but somehow it has hit that magic point of being 800 times more terrifying then Revolution 9 while being divided by 800 compare to Yoko terrifying singing.

[@bobsbigboy_]

I advise you to go listen to the band Swans ;)

[@KabobHope]

@@MyUrbanExplorationOnline Yeah. Ok, but Yoko screaming for the win.

[@MrJoeybabe25]

@@MyUrbanExplorationOnline Yoko is not terrifying, just stupefying.

[@mariuspoppFM]

@@MyUrbanExplorationOnline There is no Ono singing on Revolution 9

[@TheJayson8899]

The drums sound like the breaths of a huge mystical creature.

[@soundlemonade]

A huge mystical creature named Ringo. (Still wonder if they knew that Apple in Japanese is Ringo?)

[@mmjahink]

@@soundlemonade lol

[@dandegenhardt967]

What drums?

[@hv3926]

Where are the drums?

[@TheFusedplug]

Yup that's Ringo

[@furtherdefinitions1]

Actually, at this speed, it sounds more like what John Lennon said he wanted when he said he originally wanted to have Tibetan monks chanting, and it has that vibe.

[@urrrccckostan]

I'll never cease to be amazed by the genius of John Lennon.

[@thomassommerfeld8494]

True. I am sure he would have loved it ^^ Finally

[@collegeman1988]

George Martin wouldn’t have been happy at all if John came to him and insisted that this 23 minute version of Tomorrow Never Knows be the only track on the B side of Revolver in 1966. Brian Epstein would have a stroke and Paul, George and Ringo would have quit the Beatles.

[@zachmcintire2189]

Cookie Monster even if you’re right why do I feel like if we went back in time and showed the Beatles George Martin and Brian Epstein every time stretched Beatles song , they’d be like “ yep this was our goal “ 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂

[@Gerardoooooooo]

​ @Thomas Sommerfeld I wish they had done all the songs like that, it would have been so much more fun and beautiful.

[@PkmariO64]

The drawing of George is staring into my soul

[@Strelizians]

this song is from john lennon ahaha

[@UrlieGee]

Staring, starring, snarling or starlings?

[@jamesjb2007]

@@Strelizians mong

[@doctorbananashooter]

👁👄👁

[@honorato273]

Talvez porque os olhos sejam reais hehe

[@sdk3626]

A great tune the kids can dance to right after surgery.

[@iameternalsunshine]

why after surgery

[@los_reyes9517]

lucky Cause they’ll be high with all that anesthesia

[@TheFilmsKaper]

brain surgery perhaps

[@stickah]

*lobotomy*

[@barkboingfloom]

It sounds like the music is breathing. And I'm not even taking drugs right now.

[@magiv4205]

Battle Of Trenton same it's creepy as shit and I love it

[@johnhaller7017]

Oh yes you are!. It's called breathing....all that nitrogen.

[@jdunnatl]

I am...and it's definitely breathing. 😅

[@anotherbloodyfanwriter1941]

If you’re not on drugs, why are you trying to terrify yourself?

[@brodyburcham1358]

Right now 😂

[@stephenridley1153]

I just turned off my mind, relaxed and floated down stream.

[@sendjamin]

Stephen Ridley yassss

[@thatguybob6088]

@Jim McCracken and listen to the color of your dreams

[@jackholmes7003]

I just had to laugh I saw the photograph Sorry, wrong album finale

[@thatguybob6088]

@@jackholmes7003 "DaY iN tHe Life iS lIterAlLy a mAsTeRPieCE" - every Beatles nerd (tho they aren't wrong haha)

[@mattsun351]

goooooood

[@harpman1876]

I'm going to request that this be played at my funeral to freak everyone out.

[@risteardohaodha23]

A fine idea!

[@ozzybud139]

same

[@lisaparsons4124]

My first time hearing this,was from 1966,year I was born ☺️

[@mapoleo]

as they hear three knocks from inside the coffin

[@jelkel25]

Have the speakers in your coffin with light effects and a smoke machine and you'll clear the building in less thirty seconds.

[@StephaneVorstellung]

Cool that it's slower without the pitch being altered: Right on.

[@shawnmcvey7789]

I was hoping it would be down tuned 🤣

[@jimschiltz5343]

Any good DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) does this easily.

[@StephaneVorstellung]

well, great.

[@tiki_trash]

I noticed that right away. I was expecting the pitch to be much lower, but that would be 8 octaves down (!)

[@HeelBJC]

@@jimschiltz5343 Nobody asked, and nobody needs "DAW" spelled out.

[@calvinnickel9995]

When you didn’t realize they were hash brownies.

[@gloriousforever3451]

Calvin Nickel weed wont make you trip that hard

[@sar5316]

Where tf do you get your hash

[@RagingChicken]

i want ur brownies if they have a shroom or lsd effect bro

[@lizard1971]

Now I have to report off from work! 😳😳😳😳

[@Gregory_McIntosh]

F**k, man, that happened to me, at a party, geez, wayback in the 60s (or waszzit the 70s?). Party on, dudes!

[@TelecastPropellor96]

I didn't expect it to sound this good.

[@WolfyGanger]

Finally, a Beatles song I can play to my kids before bed.

[@alanmckay1300]

probably give the poor sods nightmares

[@toddholmes956]

Even at this speed the genius of the Beatles is apparent. Backwards, forwards, up side down, they still can beat the pants off of any other band, anywhere. They were multi-layered and like holy scripture boundless in interpretation.

[@MrMookRecords]

Spoken like a true Beatles nut who's never strayed beyond them and listened to contemporary noise/ drone like Nurse With Wound, Grouper, Steve Reich , Roy Montgomery , Raising Holy Sparks, Tony Conrad & Faust, Coil, Spectrum or anything on Not Not Fun , Important, United Dairies etc

[@leandrewtribett]

colin luxury cars

[@dogol284]

What about Queen

[@dogol284]

They were famous for their multi-tracking.

[@pamelamays3904]

TurbanGuy4k Then why are you even here?

[@23cla69]

When you listen to this in slow motion, now you realize how haunting the song was even in normal speed. The Beatles are amazing.

[@TheRagBag]

this is what John had in his mind when he wanted the sound of the monks!

[@Billfartsalot]

I think that with enough acid, the original sounds like this - or maybe with enough acid this version sounds like the original. I leave it to braver souls to let me know the answer.

[@StephenPhantom]

I think the best time distortion comes from DXM not Acid um you can just lay down and 2 hours just pass without any passage of discernible time elapsing ...

[@Gr1m_Gaz3]

This would be really scary to listen to while tripping but maybe really cool.

[@Rex_Holes]

Turn this on Smoke 60 mg of dmt and blast through hyperspace

[@Neonleeroy]

This is truly terrifying...like the sound of hell...although amazing somehow at the same time...in fact its trippy as hell...profound, fascinating..this could be a whole new style of music

[@elijahkamali6782]

sounds the same my friend, but you can feel it in every other sense too

[@jerryjazzbo2845]

If I woke up alone in a dark room hearing this, I'd freak.

[@rainblaze.]

It puts the lotion in the basket

[@lizard1971]

Me too!

[@thewavingbear]

TOMORROW NEVER CAME

[@sendjamin]

thewavingbear yessss

[@stp1649]

Never does it's today tomorrow is yesterday

[@syvadcram]

Fun fact: the Beatles actually recorded it at this speed, and then sped it up 800 times to put on the record. A work of genius.

[@Mrspoon-cn9mi]

I am genuinely unsettled by this, but I'm also awestruck..

[@disideratum]

I have a good feeling that as high as the Beatles were at the time this WAS the original version.. in their heads.

[@helterskelter2927]

Sounds like the song is breathing. This song is so unexplainably awe inspiring.

[@magiv4205]

How is it possible that I like this version even more than the already amazing original?! I don't know what it is, but it sounds like the music is somehow alive and it's giving me goosebumps. It sounds like the soundtrack to some Lovecraft or Junji Ito story.

[@disideratum]

Magi V Yep!

[@Lmclean89]

What a stupid comment.

[@martinbroomhead2646]

I agree.

[@darkpatches]

This technique works with other songs. For example, look for Dolly Parton's 45 RPM "Jolene" played at 33 RPM. Or even better, I played all of Kanye West's oeuvre at 0 RPM and noticed a distinct improvement. In fact, Jesus wept.

[@danielh7487]

@@darkpatches lol

[@boalvitor]

When you surrender to the void

[@mondrider9138]

I use this song to stop any intrusive thoughts or horrible feelings I have during the day, I love this version for all the times it has saved me from a bad day, it is so relaxing to me...

[@napoleoninrags1346]

This is a first, ladies and gentlemen, I'm too high for this.

[@marilotta]

I feel like John is calling from outerspace !

[@sendjamin]

Marita Arndt except there is no sound in space, it doesnt have a medium to travel thru space

[@Devastator-by7tm]

Benja Poupin you kind of ruined it

[@sendjamin]

The Empire 1137 its just the truth haha

[@meghnasaha4349]

He's calling you from his grave

[@roberthuges6783]

this is what it sounds like when you are dead.!

[@peepee9036]

Nooooooo, thiiiiiissssss iiissssssss nnnnooooootttttttt ddyyyyyiiiiiiiinnnnnnnggggggg.

[@Gorillazproductions-ct2kd]

If play it on 2x speed it will sound satanic

[@kaninma7237]

That's what she said, she said...

[@farrellmcnulty909]

Who put all those things in your head? You're making me feel like I've never been born.

[@buddhastaxi666]

Deconstructed songs are liberated potential. This is Being. The chosen narrative is Samsara. Moksha is knowing you can chose.

[@sendjamin]

This is the most pure, yet intricate, beautiful and mysterious piece of music I’ve heard in my entire life, it might have even awakened something deep in my mind, I’ll thank you eternally for creating this experience for me, and ofcourse the beatles for never letting me down and surprising me in brand new ways some 50 years after their demise as a band

[@victoresquivel8546]

It’s like a sonic fractal, it opens the portal to a new dimension. The legacy is far stretched. Amazing.

[@spandytube]

Finally something I can dance to.

[@Gregory_McIntosh]

I'm still laffing, fella! Good one!

[@petergrossett6763]

This should be released, given radio air time, its so good. John should have thought of it! A genius did though, and we appreciate this symphony! It should be performed live!

[@oldager1662]

Smooth slowdown without altering pitch could not be done in 1966.

[@alfonsoteja]

@@oldager1662 It should says Peter. You're right! but now it's easier to do it.

[@alanmckay1300]

gives me the creeps in a beautiful way.

[@doitnowvideosyeah5841]

This is too cool. Lennon would have approved

[@chrisferguson900]

It's been many years since I was blown away by anything musical. My mouth hung open during the entire song. Only YES's "Close to the Edge" could do that to me before. This and the altered album cover are a TRUE EXPERIENCE!!!

[@SquahBrackah_M_SquahBrackah]

Wow, i've never imagined that i would listen to the whole 23:50 minutes, and i did it somehow, it was like, i couldn't leave...

[@steveoshow4832]

The irony of this song is that although it was the last track on Revolver which indicated a new direction was afoot, it was infact the first track recorded on the Revolver album. Would not have been out of place on the White album. This extended mix just reflects how so far ahead they were for the times😎👍

[@StudioMagnetique]

Quite simply one of the best things I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. ☝🏼

[@SonicWizKid_Kates]

I don't know about anyone else, but this is just what I need to listen to before I watch Twin Peaks, as I do hear some correspondence. You whippersnappers who don't have the patience to sit through this work of staggering and flawless genius on display and at your fingertips as mere mortals in this flawed world... well, learn some patience, dagnabbit, and stay off my lawn til ya do.

[@karendalsadik7119]

Bill Kates can you believe I read a comment on you tube that said the Beatles were an over rated band? I almost fell off my chair I laughed so hard.

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

I was thinking about Twin Peaks as I read your comment. Not kidding. Would've been perfect as soundtrack!

[@GuyCybershy]

It does sound like something David Lynch would do, I wonder if he's heard this.

[@johnrehor6127]

I find this hypnotic and fascinating. Almost like background music for a mediation session.

[@anonymoushuman8443]

It’s beautiful and it makes me feel like I’m flying

[@xtremenortherner]

Imagine living during the 60's...,for decades recording studios had jazz, folk, light, etc..., conventional music w/traditional instruments..., then John Lennon & Friends with George Martin enter a studio in April 1966. There had never been anything created before even close to what these guys did for popular music!!

[@Cowntsikin]

Holy sweet suffering christ... this sounds both amazing and frightening at the same time...

[@dannytenagliadj6147]

This is absolutely SIKK. I effing love it. Sounds like a Soundtrack to a short 23:50 B-Movie from 1980. I've been on a Beatles kick big time lately, especially now that "Get Back" was released and I also recently watched "Nowhere Boy" for the first time. I'm 61 years old and it feels like 1971 all over again and how I used to observe my cousins and others being obsessed with This Fab 4. Thanks for entertaining us and taking us on this 800% Non Alcohol/Drug TRIP! Peace, dt :)

[@lizard1971]

I'm a huge Beatles fan. This is freaking amazing! WARNING: YOU WILL NEVER LEAVE THIS VORTEX! 😳😳😳😳

[@merontfeelta2557]

The regular snoring of a Dragon sleeping peacefully. GooD)))))))

[@sar5316]

It feels like I’m underneath the sound somehow, like the band is far above me and around a corner, or like the music is coming from the sky

[@hyperactivists9390]

totally!

[@FenceThis]

Maybe a bit like what the boys experienced when tripping out in the echo chamber at Abbey Road Studios diggin a spliff

[@danielagarcia226]

This song is like a mantra or something for meditation. The Beatles are geniuses that make us feel like we're stepping into another type of dimension or planet lol

[@Orangegrapefruit2006]

Going to have to listen to this backwards now too !!!

[@Gregory_McIntosh]

"Here's another clue for you all: Paul is dead."

[@if6was929]

I'd loved to have listened to this on acid, when I was 18. I was bulletproof back then, not so much now!

[@elderguy]

I know exactly what you mean 😉

[@guilhermearcoverde4776]

They should have released the original 14-minute long version. For me, this song is a masterpiece, but its flaw is that it's too short.

[@farrellmcnulty909]

Paul is stretched, man - miss him miss him miss him

[@lizard1971]

He's still alive. What are you talking about??

[@farrellmcnulty909]

@@lizard1971 Only joking - just making fun of a Paul Is Dead "clue" that when you play "I'm so Tired" backwards, it says "Paul Is Dead, man, miss him, miss him, miss him".

[@parasiteunit]

Don't you mean paaaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuuulllllll Ssssssttrreeeetchhh

[@claudioperugini79]

Initially i’ve thought “why?” Now i say “why not?” Great!!! 😄

[@A_29886]

If you really want to experience the song. Listen to it on 0.25x

[@joeyfitz9]

Oh my God. This is hands down the coolest thing mine ears have ever h-ear-d!

[@glennjohnston6946]

Yes man it’s so wonderful 😊😊

[@cheskybaba4864]

Listening to this - alone in the dark. I want to stop, but I can't! I'm being sucked in.

[@markyouzwa3866]

If this came out in 1965,It was ahead of its time.

[@LeGridStudios]

that is the song i heard on an early sun rise morning on Jenkins St. Brownsville Tx. 40 years ago after tripping all night to some Orange barrel, as the dove just passed my head. looking to the rise. Amen

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

It sounds like Blade Runner soundtrack 20 years before.

[@scottsanders3797]

PaulStretchedJohnAlteredGeorgeExpandedRingoPulsed

[@spockboy]

The seagull sounding loop is terrifyingly cool, then Lennon's amazing voice comes in and puts you at ease. It feels like skydiving into blackness.

[@Jackfirecracker]

This is absolutely nuts. Thanks for sharing.

[@glennjohnston6946]

I’m 48 years old so do maths I learned this song in the 80s to play it slowly I still know all the sounds and chords..

[@camiloosoriocardona7178]

A good song always gives multiple posibilities of sound great with enough sensibility. You did it. Thanks and regards from Medellín.

[@MecdiAn]

It ended too soon. The high without substances is rare, but when it is there, it is there everywhere. *I shall repeat thiis private psychedelic reel* love it nice work nice algorithm!

[@dr.willyvan2116]

I will never be the same.That is how I want my heaven to sound like.

[@dr.willyvan2116]

A Beatles Gregorian Lennononean and McCartnean chant. .

[@RottingtotheCore]

Fucking Beatles man!! You got to love them.

[@marrkhicks]

Undoubtedly the greatest band of all time

[@JaneFrieman]

🎶The Beatles were ahead of their time especially John Lennon.🎸Now a listener can hear this type of music for relaxation and sleep here on KZbin.☮️

[@disideratum]

It's like slowing it down algorithmically opened up the Beatles' collective brilliance. It's richly transcendental. I wonder what Sir Paul would think about this track nowadays if he heard it?

[@manalonedies]

The way Paul is these days he probably will claim to have written it, sung it, played all of the instruments and produced it (as well as cutting all the grooves in the records).

[@sendjamin]

Lets get him to hear it!!! What are yall doi gg

[@baberoot1998]

Stellar. Absolutely stellar! Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant! The Liverpool Symphony Dychotomy, (LSD...get it?), were the greatest band of all time. Interstellar! Absolutely interstellar!

[@danielagarcia226]

I just have closed my eyes and I can feel like the origin of all living existence, I have seen the matrix in backwards.

[@nickfarnell2400]

How very interesting! If I ever feel sanity creeping up on me I'll drop some cid and listen to this!

[@richardblayneamerican8149]

Okay. I've seen 'The Beatles LOVE' in Las Vegas twice and loved it. Now I'd like to see Cirque du Soleil perform an entire show using just this version of TNK! Haunting, Ethereal, Amazing!

[@adycee2915]

This works. John's Leslie Speaker vocals finally how he wanted to sound. Ominous, infernal.

[@MyCovertNarcissism]

It works, it total works!!! This is the genius that was (is) The Beatles

[@markesquivelarvizu6942]

What program do you use? The harmonics are not all weird like those other vari speed software..great work!

[@pepeplatou7761]

It's called Paul Stretch, free download. hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/

[@fernandodelgado6994]

I am now 800% closer to John Lennon.

[@OroborusFMA]

Twenty-three minutes and fifty seconds would have amounted to a whole LP side in 1966.

[@lordshivanataraja4926]

Speed it up to 1.5, it sounds extremely trippy!

[@Neonleeroy]

I though it might be better slightly quicker too...just a gut feeling

[@Anthony-hu3rj]

yes, but what if you stretched "I'm a Believer" by the Monkees?

[@GravityBoy72]

Jesus would return.

[@kevinL5425]

This is amazing, thanks so much for creating it. I liked it so much I had to create “Smaug’s Playlist” to add it to. I imagine that’s him breathing in the background.

[@waynedanberry]

I'd like to hear this played over The End of 2001 A Space Oddity with All the Colors, and He watches Himself Age, Die, and then is Reborn! Oh yeah, while doing some PURE OWSLEY Acid!

[@MarkWolfePA]

What a Geat mashup idea, I used to have the vinyl soundtrack. hmm , imma get right on that

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

This should be playing as Hal is having his guts ripped out piece by piece.

[@machineethics]

The Beatles were actually considered for the sound track of 2001!

[@n.f.7342]

@@machineethics really?? I thought that was Pink Floyd for A Clockwork Orange

[@mikewa2]

Played at 0.25 speed is mind warping. Would have suited the star gate scene.

[@barnabywilde374]

haunting, threatening, terrifying, and eerie. i love it.

[@jackgamer5752]

Still better than phil collins version

[@lizard1971]

jack gamer I couldn't even listen to the full Phil Collins cover. It was terrible!

[@rassilontdavros3004]

My curiosity is piqued, unfortunately.

[@farrellmcnulty909]

@@rassilontdavros3004 Mine too - I just HAVE to see if it's on Google Play Music. EDIT - I lasted less than a minute with the Phil Collins version. It sounds like a Nickelodeon children's show

[@TCDL11]

What.......Phil Collins did a version of TNK? No way 😲!!!

[@UandMeKid]

David Leystar I’m as stunned as you are, friend! 😧

[@themangleberry8772]

Lay down all thoughts, surrender to the void. It is shining.

[@asshly]

Si en la canción normal me siento dentro de un viaje astral, con esto es otro nivel... Suena alucinante!

[@caioaugusto4285]

Man, it's so mysteriously perfect

[@Tomversal]

12:30 on 2x speed is literally hell

[@hyperactivists9390]

youre a genius for doing this! thank you, its delicious

[@mattmichael6792]

A Beatles level genius idea. Kinda wondering if some bass was lost in processing

[@lisaparsons4124]

First time I've ever heard this,was from 1966,year I was born.Beatles a awesome group.

[@tarnopol]

Since I've never listened to this song when not on acid, this is how it always sounded to me. And sped up at the same time, plus a giraffe on fire. If ya dig. Seriously: this is a great idea.

[@skarloeyexpress4353]

why do I love how this sounds

[@teahguy007]

I will die to this song

[@FenceThis]

If you keep listening to it you probably will

[@officialmaxrebo]

What you hear in the elevator descending into Hell.

[@stephenhernandez9099]

This is like the sound of your passage to the void..

[@pensador-k5j]

Scary. It looks like sounds from hell. A perfect song to play loud at midnight.

[@aseaboch]

The Beatles O)))

[@maximumoccupancy]

Who?

[@AlecWindmiller]

Oh yes good Sunn reference

[@mr.froglegs]

@@maximumoccupancy op is referencing the doom metal group Sunn o)) 'cause this version of the song reminds op of them.

[@ytnsanw]

@@AlecWindmiller Wow - that's obscure... :-) Good one...

[@fuckamericanidiot]

RING O)))

[@durangomcmurphy1529]

It has a good beat and you can dance to it . :)

[@farrellmcnulty909]

If you're at the UFO in London in 1967.

[@durangomcmurphy1529]

@@farrellmcnulty909 :)

[@welshaccenttutorials3104]

I'll buy it!