What Made The Beatles The Greatest Band Of All Time? | In The Life | Amplified

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the meteoric rise of The Beatles, from their humble beginnings in Hamburg to their iconic studio years. Explore their unparalleled success and enduring legacy, as the best-selling band of all time, with over 183 million sales worldwide and a net worth of $600 million.
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[@secretknowledge1223]

I saw The Beatles perform on the Ed Sullivan Show on Sunday, February 9th, 1964 when I was 12 years old. When they sang "I Want to Hold Your Hand," I fell in love with them and knew that I was witnessing history being made. They have been a part of my life ever since and at the age of 72, I still consider myself a fan.

[@queenbee12436]

❤ Ditto - 76 ! 😊

[@MsAppassionata]

Same here. I was 11 years old.

[@Alfredo78666]

That along with Let It Be are my theirs faves alltime songs

[@schecterseven3894]

Same here, I was eight, sitting on my grandmother's floor, with my acoustic guitar, switched to electric at fourteen , still play.

[@69realstar2]

greatest rock band......the greatest band period...

[@grimmertwin2148]

Rock bands play Chuck Berry. The Beatles murdered Chuck Berry. The Stones ( Keith ) out Chucked Chuck. The Stones are a rock band. Oh bli dah. No 9 no 9 no 9 Not bad bass playing on Stones ' Bite my head off'. He'll get the hang of it one day lol. Btw you know Richards/McCartney have jammed alot material together.

[@1979cl1]

@@grimmertwin2148 Shut the hell up, Chuck can teach Keef better guitar playing as Keef was scolded by Chuck cause Keef couldn't get the playing right,, The Beatles never murdered Chuck Berry, he's their Mentor, if you don't like it, move your ass out of here cause you don't have the last say.

[@1979cl1]

@@grimmertwin2148 For your information The Beatles never murdered Chuck Berry, he was their mentor, Stones never out chucked Chuck, ,,, Chuck can teach Kieth to play the guitar better cause Chuck is the master,,,, go bite your butt off.

[@MsAppassionata]

@@1979cl1 I agree with you 💯%, but The Beatles were never just a Rock band anyway. Their music straddled quite a few musical genres.

[@paulc5935]

Imagine being Paul & Ringo knowing that when world history is taught once they get to the 1960’s you as a cultural phenomenon will be mentioned and with all the incredible impact That’s Greatness

[@davidbowman4259]

And now yet another movie is being made about the Fabs. Greatest band in history in every way -- musically, lyrically, socially, culturally. Yeah, yeah, yeah!

[@paulcollins7185]

The 183 million sales you refer to are the total album sales in just the USA. The world wide record/tapes sales of the band stated by EMI is over 1 billion sales.

[@WaitingForTheHook]

The Beatles are my favorite band but that's bullshit. Lmao.

[@Steve-gx9ot]

Lotsa b s here! Click bait​@@WaitingForTheHook

[@newms69]

No it is not.@@WaitingForTheHook

[@nevillede-hoedt6520]

You folk's need to do a bit more study on 'The Beatles' there should be enough real information out there to find out more fact's. The only real fact we all need to embrace, is our love for 'The Beatles'. I don't really need to know how many album's they sold, or where, I know I have all their record's, Their UK EMI parlophone recording's, I also have the Purple/dark blue, boxed set, I also have them in CD format, plus both the BBC collection's. The full CD Anthogy sets, and DVD video Anthology set. The Polydor Recording's recorded in Germany with Tony Sheridan, as the 'Beat Brothers'. I have the 'Live at The Hollywood Bowl' recordings, 1965/1966. I also have 'Live At The Star Club' in Hamburg, Germany. I have the 'Beatles' Live in Adelaide in June 1964, with Jimmy Nichol on drums, and live in Melbourne with Ringo Starr, after he had his tonsils out. I have many 'Bootleg' recording's of the 'Beatles' playing live in various location's across the world. These days there is a lot of remastered recording's coming out, that make the performance sound better. I also have a lot of DVD video footage, of The Beatles playing live, and their individual career's , after their split. I'm lucky to have all these, I'm lucky to have lived through their time, and experienced the influence they had on our existence and the world.

[@aaronjohnson3463]

Obviously facts are kryptonite to you.

[@JohnDoe-tw8es]

Such good days. And now I am old I realize how much positive inspiration they had on me. Miss those guys

[@thomasmorris2245]

Two are still alive ( Even though Paul thinks that he is the only one

[@thomasmorris2245]

We loved going to the Movie theater to see Hard Days Night - I was taking Piano Lessons- and worked on the Piano Book 📚- The Golden Beatles- then Guitar at age 10 - and still work at it -

[@JohnDoe-tw8es]

@@thomasmorris2245 Paul is hard to figure out. I heard he tries to take more of the glory than he deserves. Who knows?

[@JohnDoe-tw8es]

@@thomasmorris2245 Hard days night was a great movie. Lawrence of Arabia is another great movie to see on the big screen. Help was not that great but still enjoy seeing it once in while.

[@user-eb8wc9cp1v]

@@thomasmorris2245 Come on - Give Paul a Break🤣!

[@TonyBurke-nq5ib]

They worked their butts off in Hamburg so when they returned back home they were really tight but their real strength was in their songs Paul and John wrote some exceptional songs. either together or individually. George didn't get a chance to have his songs included but just look at what he released after they split. Even nowadays in 2024 young musicians compare their work to the Beatles sixty years later.

[@williamellis-xd1rm]

What made the Beatles the greatest band of all time? Their body of work. The discussion is over.

[@jamesdrynan]

There is mystery and serendipity involved in the formation of this foursome. In December of 1963, nobody had heard of them. On February 9th, two months later, 73 million viewers watched them on the Ed Sullivan show. From that point on, they were the musical vanguard of the sixties. They influenced music, fashion, attitudes and counterculture. Never before or since has there been a group to have such an impact on society worldwide.

[@gerhardprasent3358]

Sorry, incorrect. In Dec. 1963 the whole of GB and the majority of Europe already went Beatles-crazy. 2 months later they conquered the US, I Want To Hold Your Hand already a hit in late January there.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Their fame, screaming hysterical girls, record sales and musicaal accomplishments predate Ed Sullivan Show. If as you wrote 'no one had ever heard of them' before the 1964 Ed Sullivan Show! Then why did they leave the airport and go straight to the Top Spot TV 1964 Ed Sullivan Show? Why would four unheard of nobodys be presented to those 73 million viewers. Was Ed Sullivan playing roulette and taking pot luck with a 36 to one chance against the four nobodys having even a minimum entertainment ability to please '73 million viewers'. Of course he wasn't. He knew of them. He was a top USA act and would not be risking his popularity on a long shot due to four newbi nobodys phoning him up saying they were coming over to his live show with drums and guitars from England. LOL. They were booked in to the 1964 Ed Sullivan Show in advance. Not because they were never heard of before but due to their existing success.

[@user-fu2mi1nd5l]

Supernatural MAGICK

[@ericthefish01]

The term "Beatlemania" had already been coined by the time they arrived in America. They were immensely popular in Britain and Europe and already had a string of hits. Maybe most Americans had never heard of them, but you must remember, America is NOT the whole world, and other countries DO exist outside of the States, despite what was drummed into you at school. America did NOT discover the Beatles.

[@jamesdrynan]

@@gerhardprasent3358 Of course you're right. I should have clarified the USA and Canada weren't yet aware.

[@moodyrick8503]

*_A heartbeat away from 2 murdered Beatles_** ;* (2 of the rarest events in all of R & R history) I'm always shocked at how little attention the press paid/pays to the fact that George was almost murdered by a crazy man and only narrowly escaped the same fate as John. (less than 2 yrs before he died of cancer)

[@timclary5614]

There will NEVER be anything ever coming close to the magnificence of the Beatles! And having Sud Griffin comment is awesome. The Beatles and the Long Ryders forever!

[@jayclarke6671]

For me when a Beatles song comes on the radio it's like going to the store to buy milk and bread. There's little excitement in their music anymore with the exception of a few select tracts. Zeppelin still sounds great in 2024. They don't sound dated unlike virtually every other band of those decades.

[@1979cl1]

@@jayclarke6671 I like both bands, hands down dude!

[@freddelrosario3655]

No band has ever experienced what they have as a band Truly the best band ever of all time no band has impacted the world like the Beatles I always go back to those days in my life

[@bumsharvest5493]

I'm a Beatles freak, that's why I'm here early.

[@user-eb8wc9cp1v]

Me too - 😀

[@1979cl1]

Me three

[@landonweb]

Good documentary, but I totally disagree with the statement that Let It Be was a disappointing album! Like everything made by this top class group, Lei It Be is full of gems and creativity. I mention only Lennon's "Across the Universe" (a true masterpiece) but there are many other great tracks on Let It Be. The only flaw from my point of view is Phil Spector's production that does not fit the sound of this unique and immortal band for anyone who really loves the art of music.

[@phillipbachelor3884]

I question whether it is a good documentary when they got so many facts wrong. And "Let It Be" had three #1 songs "Let It Be", "Get Back" and "The Long and Winding Road". I loved the "Let It Be" Album.

[@lindapelle8738]

I LOVE that album! Some of my favorite songs

[@markwriter2698]

It just goes to show their music was so much better they could do almost anything and sell records.

[@Larrymh07]

A lot of bands copied their sound but very few bands recreated their essence and still haven't.

[@nevillede-hoedt6520]

This is just a general comment based on the information being somewhat inaccurate. One person said "does it really matter?" "this is 'You Tube'! It kinda doesn't matter in part, because of all the lies that are spread about by the (PID) lie's and stories that continue to surface. What the reader's need to realise, is! These people are not 'Beatle' fans, not now or ever have been, they don't like the 'Beatles' and never have liked the 'Beatles', this is what we fan's need to take on board and realise that these people are a bunch of stirrer's, who for some personal reason of their own, want to keep their finger on the button that has the word (lie) on it, and will go the extra distance to cause and have a negative argument with 'Beatle' Fan's. It is best to ignor them completely, and don't get dragged into their STIR, they will tell all matter of story and lie, to try to prove they know what they're talking about. This information here, written about all these fact's being wrong, and adding their answer in return to the fact's being wrong, isn't worth the effort, and isn't worth the anxiety that goes along with it. We 'Beatle' fans have good and great positive feelings for 'The Beatles', and our time spent following them, listening to their music, going to their concert's when they did back in the day, we bought their records, and any magazine that may have displayed photo's and articles about them. It lasted but a short time, 1963 to 1966, then they stopped touring all together, because people had gotten out of control with the mania madness that surrounded them. People went to concert's to.see them, or catch a glimpse of them, no one was listening to them, it wasn't about their music, that had gone out the window, they couldn't hear themselves playing or singing, all they could hear was people screaming their lung's out, Journo's taking photos, unintelligent question's being asked of them, just a lot of stupidity and mayhem. George Harrison remembers of his time with the Beatlemania, was being chased, his clothes being ripped and torn, his hair being ripped out by the hand full's, being pushed and shoved over, and being trampled on, and ending up requiring medical treament for severe injuries he received from out of control Fan's, mainly all young wild girls. George hated it, (noted in his book 'I Me Mine' ) he wanted it to stop, so midway through the 'Beatles' 1966 American concert tour, they decided enough was enough, it was over, and Brian was told by 'The Beatles' that they had had enough and wanted to stop being a touring band. Brian Probably had no final say in the decision, in fact George wanted out of 'The Beatles' all together he was done, tired, disappointed in how it had all turned out. John was also fed up, Paul was contented to carry on, he got off on the screaming and carry on, sadly he was out numbered. They did reach an agreement to become a studio recording band, but took a year or so off, to refuel, recharge, reflect on what they had done, but with a more mature approach to music. They are the greatest band there ever was.

[@mrironlunglungzielungzietv6697]

They have the most large collection of great songs of any band or group in history from the poppy early stuff to the trippy St peppers and were jus a great band with two of tge greatest songwriters as well with lennon and McCartney and were def good role models in the early years for the kids which can't be said for a lot of groups

[@JohnBeckner-tv8ug]

Beatles was great they was gifted paul and john sings like if i fell they was great wish George and John still lived i think john might have got back together

[@johnboyle2747]

They all sang lead vocals in the early day's Hamburg on stage for up to 12 hours they learnt there trade throughout those early days

[@bobbest8627]

Living proof that there is a higher power (God, if you will) for this to happen, these kids from Liverpool to rise all the way up to conquer the world so many things had to happen along the way. Amazing.

[@jefffoster7105]

All from a few mile radius of each other and three of them geniuses and a unique drummer .. What's the chances of that happening? In the same place at the same time ... Higher Power indeed brother. My beloved City of Liverpool produced the greatest band of all time. ( also Football Club😂) They used to sing Beatles songs on the kop at Anfield. YNWA

[@BeatlesFan1975]

Nobody will ever compare to these 4 guys.

[@markwriter2698]

One of the few videos that explain the Beatles were getting pennies for all that work and creativity. This was common in the business because all the rockers were young and everyone took advantage. Paul complained about it in an interview and said he made more money with Wings.

[@chasleask8533]

The story of the Beatles , as told by someone who never heard of them .

[@davidcamelot4908]

Ahhh the beginnings of the electronic music revolution, 1960s , music plus electricity = the global audience The songs heard round the world Amplification 1 millionx

[@paulhumberstone4843]

what made the beatles the greatest band off all time simple the songs the music and their humour i think they passed their audition dont you

[@SH-ud8wd]

Beatlemania was a unique historical phenomenon. Their main influences were (what is missing here) Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers and Chuck Berry.

[@user-wo7yk7mn8x]

… and Elvis and Little Richard and Carl Perkins and … 😏

[@DAVID-ks9vp]

@@user-wo7yk7mn8x Elvis the great pretender!

[@jvlyenlimon9319]

Thank you Sabine, I watch your videos and learn from them, love you.

[@DrWrapperband]

Although Stuart Sutcliffe was present, Paul McCartney played the bass on the recordings.

[@davidbowman4259]

"Hey Jude" wasn't on the White Album.

[@landonweb]

Exactly, the Beatles were so creatively prolific that they could afford to exclude gems like Strawberry Fields forever or several others from the following albums. Few groups can afford to do that!

[@paulcollins7185]

The greatest!

[@rockjox1]

So many errors in this video! Hey Jude was not on the White album and Polyethylene Pam? I mean... really

[@dynasticlight8706]

Ya agree , this commentor is NOT the right whatever . I've experienced all this from the birth. Somewhat well done otherwise. How would He know their solo careers were comin in 68; Very presumptious. Get Back,....

[@jimcox3380]

and he said in '61 that Pete Best and Stuart Sutcliff were TEMPORARILY replaced with Ringo Starr. A lot of errors in this video.

[@erwildersr]

Some of the statements are off but the pictures and videos are awesome 😎

[@phillipbachelor3884]

The documentation is very disappointing! Where you state, "In the beginning Paul McCartney sung backup vocals". Ha, Ha That is not true! They all took lead vocals to different songs in Hamburg, Germany. And John Lennon was the lead guitarist? That not true! They have three guitarists in the very beginning. Pete Best and Stu Suticliff left temporary? No, they left for good. And they quit touring in 1966, not 1967. Sid Griffin spouting off Lennon songs to "Abbey Road". And "Golden Slumbers" is a Paul McCartney song, not a John Lennon song. And it didn't take around three years to put out the Album "Let It Be". The beginning of January of 1969 is when The Beatles started filming the "Get Back" or "Let It Be" Film. And the Album came out May 8, 1970. Sid Griffin saying that the Album "Let It Be" is a bad Album and it shouldn't be released! Because it didn't have a ton of good songs! "Get Back" was a #1 Hit, "Let It Be" was a #1 Hit and "The Long and Winding Road" was a #1 Hit. Plus, it had "Across the Universe", "Two OF Us"" and "I Got a Feeling". Disappointing documentation!

[@LDN76]

No one cares. Its youtube.....

[@brianalmeida1964]

Hey Jude was not on the White Album either! There's also wrong info on the evolution of how The Beatles came to be, too!

[@phillipbachelor3884]

I Care!@@LDN76

[@JosephLaginestra-yc5gt]

I lived through all of the 1960's. You should have been there man, it was fab groovy. People today really have no musical culture, it's very, very sad. I'm glad to have lived during that wonderful turbulent decade.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

@@LDN76 Sorry -But if you do not care. That is your choice. but 'no one cares' is just not reality.

[@harolddburke4726]

My older brother took his girl to see the Beatles at the Bowl. He said he could not hear the music above the screaming girls. They still had fun watching with binoculars.

[@kimsahl8555]

Greatest - for creating the best songs (include Abba/Mamas and Papas/New Seekers).

[@cathybailey6760]

The stars were aligned for these 4, if not 5 including Brian Epstein, young lads who just by chance were all born in the same place, got to know each other. and went on to set the world on fire. It truly was amazing coming out of war torned Britian. This was more than a coincidence.

[@Alfredo78666]

I'm positive about what make them great (between another things of course) is the short course of time they cemented their impact. Although Paul's consequent career always makes me think otherwise.

[@jorgeb555]

“Let it Be” Is fine and beautiful. The songs are just fine and memorable. Boy you were wrong about “Get Back”.

[@alanfox4055]

Any interest in watching this documentary came to an end when they started talking negatively about the Let It Be album. I bought the Let It Be album when it first came out and I still listen to it and still love it. There are wounderful songs to be found on the album which makes your opinion that it should've never been released just wrong.

[@grahamharris9432]

Very enjoyable

[@elisaconceicao4372]

Beatles mudou o mundo e continua mudando, até eu vou entrar. em aulas de inglês.🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@shadowki1647]

46:00 Great point is made in regards to having outsiders and add ons to a proven working formula. Different people bring a different "vibe" or vibration or energy to a situation. A change to what works is not done haphazardly. It may effect somebody's focus on their work, or cause other issues none of which are necessary.

[@bobbest8627]

I believe it was Ivan Vaughn not Pete Schotten, who brought Paul McCartney to meet John Lennon. I heard Paul McCartney say that in the interview. Pete Schotten was a good friend of John Lennon he wasn’t the one that introduced them at the village fete, but may be later conveyed the message to Paul that John wanted him in the band. I also heard John Lennon say he asked Paul directly a couple days later.

[@peterolbrisch8970]

This is poorly researched. They stopped performing live in 1966, not 1967 as stated by that woman. And Hey Jude was not on the white album. I don't know how you could get something so basic wrong. 🙄🙄🙄

[@histubeness]

I'm glad I'm reading all these type comments about the errors, before spending any time watching this. I'll pass.

[@peterolbrisch8970]

@@histubeness It's frustrating. I couldn't get through it.

[@larshagg3829]

And it wasn't Pete Shotton who brought them together....it was Ivan Vaughn

[@65strad]

Johns genius and obvious versatility

[@StanKindly]

57:50 George passed in 2001 ( not 2002).

[@jetsgardner5490]

The Beatle dynamic was easy to understand; with Lennon and McCartney in such close proximity they wrote their own and each other's songs as a single entity. When suddenly Yoko glued herself to John to the point of not literally allowing Lennon to be anywhere without her, the writing partnership of McLen died. Lennon became in effect a powerless puppet, and Paul was pushed away forever dooming the group.

[@jorgeb555]

This was fun but WHEW! Some serious historical inaccuracies ALL BEATLES FANS KNOW. 😳☺️👍🏽

[@MrPiperian]

Of Shea, John said "At Shea I saw the mountain top."

[@Allan-ts1ux]

There was church and state and then there was the Beatles...for a few days i too thought john was an egotist putting the beatles over Jesus until it came out as just a fact that it really seemed true for the generation of the 60s which i was a part of and also a part of knowing Jesus and God.. definitely more younger people followed the beatles more than those knowing Jesus and that was said as only a fact and not meant in any other way egotistical.. i even had to admit John was right.. and continued as a beatle nut with no regrets.. it was a shame they seemed to leave as fast as they came ..

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Back in the 60s the UK goverment had to threaten children with the cane if they refused to attend Church. But believe me. That was an enormouse evolutionalry inprovment whilst centuries before they burnt people at the stake or sentenced them to prison. Hundreds of thousands would flock to where-ever the Beatles were out of love with out any coersion.

[@greeneyesp2039]

❤🤍 I'm from Liverpool , . These four men ,... Came from our great city...and shook up the world 🌍, still now . We proud , timeless music

[@harris2617]

Other "Amplified" documentaries are very insightful and full of interesting opinions and facts (the one on Bob Dylan is excellent!), this one is quite the opposite; tired "same old' with great inaccuracies ie: Shea Stadium did not sell out in a couple days, it took almost 7 weeks to sell all 55,000 seats. Why? Because in 1965 nobody had ever used a huge sports stadium for this kind of entertainment. They bad been booked into 1,000 seat max. theatres in England. In 1964 it was a great leap of imagination to find a venue as large as the Washington Colleseum (20,000 people- a boxing venue) for them and it took that first visit to America to show the money making potential of larger venues so when in 1965 "Bernstein Productions" gambled on a venue as big as Shea they held their breath for the over a month and a half that it took to sell all the tickets to a consumer that was unaccustomed to go to a baseball stadium to see a musical act. It was the first large Stadium concert and yet another paradigm shift that they were directly or indirectly responsible for. But this docu is uninterested in anything other than a well worn , pat general overview - drivel

[@kelseymathias3881]

So was that actually Paul standing with his bike watching John and his band play at he fete??

[@MikeGreenwood51]

There are real photoes of the Young Pre Sixties Quarrymen at their first preformance. .

[@CastanedaSound]

is this an old one or a new one, i confused.

[@mattjohn4731]

✌️🕊️🙏🇵🇸📣🌍♥️

[@shadowki1647]

The Beatles fused contemporary jazz and blues with the standardized major doo wop prevalent at the time. They used a free thinking "catchier'" flow to their songs and once they found the "nitch" sound, they macked it hard! 🤔

[@jroar123]

I was listening to the “Analogs” a tribute band from Denmark I believe? Regardless, they don’t go for the look, they go for the sound and are they great. Okay, not 100% as good as the Beatles played and sang but different. It’s to say that just because George Gershwin is gone, we can never have his music. I think the Beatles would have wanted their music to be played and tribute bands to improve.

[@user-se2pq4xq6s]

Rubber Soul for ever.

[@klauskjeldsen2536]

CORRECTION : George Harrison didn't die in 2002 but in 2001.

[@waynekasmar4401]

I thought that MacCartney joined the Quarrymen almost straight after the first encounter with them, not a year later, as stated here.

[@fourthtunz]

Ringo didn’t join the band until August of 1962

[@user-er3qn9pj8j]

Good songsGood songsGood songsGood songsGood songsGood songsGood songsGood songs

[@OldIrishFan1966]

"'Let It Be' doesn't have a lot of good songs on it..."? Ummm, what? Let It Be Get Back Long And Winding Road I've Got A Feeling Across The Universe Dig A Pony Two Of Us One After 909 For You Blue I, Me, Mine Uhhhh, yeah, right

[@papercup2517]

Yes, indeed. The after-thought of getting Phil Spector to post-produce it, resulting in all those overblown, saccharine orchestrations was a mistake, of course, musically speaking. But as you say, it's crammed with good and great songs. I don't think the writers of this 'documentary' really have much knowledge of their subject since the whole thing is riddled with inaccuracies.

[@markrymanowski719]

The Beatles were more prolific by a mile than any other artist. More variety, too. Harmonies second only to the Beach Boys. Much variety to Paul Macartney's voice. Not the most tuneful since Mozart. Most tuneful ever. In saying that, there are great songs that exceed the quality of the Beatles. They are just simply the best all round group ever.

[@shawnkennedy855]

Feel good movie but filled with errors.

[@phillipbachelor3884]

Like, Sid Griffin listing "Golden Slumbers" as a Lennon song. Wrong, "Golden Slumber" is a Paul McCartney song.

[@BILLYMORGAN1971]

Payola?

[@BeatlesFan1975]

183 million copies sold? Try 750M albums sold 😊

[@papercup2517]

Maybe get an actual music historian to write the next Beatles documentary? This one is riddled with small but irritating factual inaccuracies, as we find in so many attempts to map the life and times of the greatest band of the 20th century. With so much well researched material on them available, surely it shouldn't be so hard to get it right?

[@janvrolijk9126]

The name of this channel is Amplified but the sound if much too soft...

[@jeffmeredith2100]

Tavistock breaks my heart but its true

[@fourthtunz]

What are you talking about?

[@shadowki1647]

The Beatles have sold more around 700,000,000 records, albums, CD's, and downloads. 🙂

[@MrDaiseymay]

THEIR HAIR STYLES.

[@artsahobby123]

Listen to this video again. What does it say? The BBC said there were 4 shots. Is that what they told you?

[@davidlambert855]

This is ridiculous. The Video has as many Commercials as any awful Cable TV. It's actually worse because there are nearly as many Minutes of Ads as there are Video.

[@ericpedregosa1060]

facts are mostly incorrect

[@petermitchell6348]

What became of Yoko's daughter?

[@keithwatson8055]

To answer your question what made the Beatles the greatest band in history,I don't know.I grew up with the music ,bought the records,watched the films,followed every thing about them. I just don't know what made them the greatest ,they just were.

[@pierocampilii5182]

WTH was wrong with just Lennon/McCartney under song's names as always...?

[@ianm2170]

Hey Jude is not on the White Album.

[@julianbarber4708]

Hey Jude was certainly not on the original UK release.

[@Colin-hp1li]

I preffered' the troggs😊

[@jordanberry5070]

George died in 2001…not 2002. For a relatively engaging and well produced Beatles retrospective….theres a number of odd mistakes.

[@TheManFromDonair]

the memoirs of billy shears.

[@markzappasodi]

George Harrison died in 2001 not 2002. Who wrote this????

[@user-nw6oz3ih4r]

I gave up on this early on because the manic guitar riffing in the background was so fucking annoying.

[@katehughes1860]

Allen Williams was NEVER their manager. He got them gigs. That was it

[@leesloan8216]

he always made out he was their first manager, but yes he was more of an agent really

[@smedleybutler8787]

I love how they make it sound like the 3k was Christian. Christian groups don't have grand wizards but witches do.

[@user-fu2mi1nd5l]

They became truly great when Billy said HELLO to dead Paul's GOODBYE

[@ericthefish01]

Shut up mate and stop talking bollocks.

[@vgn2018]

Maybe you are dead, too and are replaced? Or maybe you replaced someone who is dead? Think about it 😂😂

[@jeffmeredith2100]

Truth hurts

[@b4ned]

The Betles werent even a rock band really...a pop band yes.

[@fourthtunz]

Well, I guess you don’t know much about them you spelled their name wrong😝 The Beatles covered a lot of genres that’s what made them great they had pop and rock and country maybe even Heavy Metal

[@daves6851]

Unprecedented publicity, arranged fan mobs as Elvis used, and a topshelf stable of recording studio mules and composers. That answers the question in the title. Same formula used later in the USA in late 60s and 70s as with the wrecking crew.

[@fourthtunz]

OK, I’ll be the second one to respond to your comment. You made me laugh. It was awesome. It’s so ridiculous.

[@edstein5642]

Anyone can compile Beatle footage & state the obvious. This suuucks…..

[@socrates1818]

What’s with the guitar soloing in background? Annoying

[@jefffoster7105]

Crass comments!! What is he talking about ? That was a famous John moment nothing crass about it... rattle your jewellery 😂😂😂😂 scouse humour . 😂

[@chrismayes6450]

Let It Be a 'bad album'? Guess everyone has an opinion...

[@bryanwithat6763]

The Beatles were the first Monkees.

[@lesliespears8918]

Ha ha ha 😂

[@1979cl1]

Yeah right, the Monkees were a manufactured group, the Beatles weren't, they were a real band performing and sweating their butts off in clubs and paved way to succes in 1962. Although i like the Monkees, they were hand picked, never formed and performed in any gigs.

[@bryanwithat6763]

@@1979cl1 I am well aware of the mainstream narrative.

[@1979cl1]

@@bryanwithat6763 Then don't comment such bullshit.

[@bryanwithat6763]

@@1979cl1 I guess my comment is way over your head.

[@mattpage2464]

this would great but sid was out of place

[@ultrakool]

Brian: And where is it that you reside then? John: Menlove Ave Brian: Menlove...ah, yes.. 😆

[@geraldfrieberg7921]

Stupid background music..other than that: OK.

[@sejrec56]

This is put together from DRIVE-BY reporters, and have no knowledge of the true history. Also having g some blues guitar player in background while they're talking about the Beatles makes it so much more cheesy!! Like a CNN documentation ? Mostly fake !

[@1979cl1]

Go seek mental health.

[@sejrec56]

@@1979cl1 for what suggesting that facts are wrong? WTH is wrong w you? Talk about mental health?

[@1979cl1]

@@sejrec56 There's nothing hell wrong with me, i'm completly healthy,, go eat your chocolate ice cream.