Bizarro world when this children's cartoon started incorporating the Beatles' drug inspired songs in the episodes. Tomorrow Never Knows , Strawberry Fields....
Apparently, early sketch ideas and plans for *Yellow Submarine* were going to incorporate the cartoon characters from the show (matching suits and mop-tops)...if this clip is any indication, we can be thankful it didn't happen that way.
Id love to see Ralph Bashki or John kricfalusi take a shot at animating some of these psychedelic era beatle cartoons. I am old enough to remember when these aired the first time. I’m glad to see them, and I’m glad that they kept them in their “ mop top” outfits for this.
I'm glad that the cartoon "Eleanor Rigby" didn't suffer the same fate as the person who's mentioned in the song. I used to be afraid to hear this song when I was a kid. But after though examination of the song lyrics, I was able to understand the theme as I had gotten older. This is definitely a bonafide masterpiece from the Fab Four. 😎👍🎉🎊
This cartoon has a really nice ending to it in particular showing how music can spread happiness and positivity between people and a neighbourhood as well with Eleanor Rigby, Father Mackenzie and the other more elderly characters in the town where Eleanor lives and between the young children and I think it shows how understanding the two generations are with each other so for example with Eleanor Rigby, the elderly and often lonely adults sometimes and the younger children coming together for a party at the end and I think the children just need to know more about Eleanor Rigby to be more understanding to her and to understand that she was just a sad bitter old lady as James said in the cartoon and also due to her sociological environment as he said too. I think it should still remain a message to children today that sometimes just because an older or elderly person could look or sound bitter or could come across like that or if they seem distant and want to be alone it doesn’t mean they’re mean or horrible it could just mean they’re unhappy and lonely perhaps and just need cheering up and to have some company and it’s how you shouldn’t judge someone by their appearance and to think before judging someone because people aren’t always what they seem just from first sight and if you thought wrong of them the first time you should learn from the mistake you’ve made and you should give yourself another chance and the person another chance so they can show you what they’re personality is really like to prove that they could look mean and bitter to someone but they’re really not like that at all and they’re people just like you and me.
Вот главный стыд и фигня (на всем этом ша-ре) Она бросает меня (она уезжа-ет) Даже билет заказала, даже билет заказа-а-а Даже билет заказа-, сам черт не брат! Мол, я нависаю стеной (стена подавля-ет) Свобода от жизни со мной ее вдохновля-ет! Даже билет заказала, даже билет заказа-а-а Даже билет заказа-, сам черт не брат! С чего она так взъелась, с чего Ну как так можно Неосторожно, скажи Замечу ей, ненавязчиво Ну как так можно Неосторожно, скажи
Ah look at all the lonely people. Ah look at the lonely people. Eleanor rigby picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been. Lives in dream. Waits at the window, wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door, who is it for. All the lonely people, Where do they all come from? All the lonely people, where do they all belong? Father McKenzie writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear. No one comes near. Look at him working Balling his socks when no one is there. What does he care. All the lonely people where do they all come from? All the lonely people. Where do they all belong? Ah look at all the lonely people.
this is so beautiful! the illustration of poor little kids having fun with little they have or just any human being making the best of life! with the heart and mind and faith! like a little child all thanks to John Lennon and his masterpiece song Strawberry Fields Forever.