Reaction to The Beatles - Because 

Thanks a lot ❤️

I too appreciate that there were no interruptions. 👏🏻😊.

As did I (maybe WE) when we heard good stuff from the 30s thru 50s. Wow! Swing!! Yeah, baby !

This man of 60 years of age feels exactly the same as you do good sir.😊

Same age and appreciation.

I bought that when new too. I’ve heard that song hundreds of times. And yet, I just got chills from it. They never disappoint.

Trouble is I’ve been waiting since 1969 for something that beats or even matches it!

​@johnlindsay3820 love the acappela version on 'Love' ❤

I was just thinking that. Another poetic, haunting experience.

i believe Lennon said something to the effect that it was the only song he ever wrote that he considered to be poetry.

Amen!

@@MrTommytuna But John was also never satisfied with the arrangement. And I can understand why. The song was too delicate to give it a traditional guitar-bass-drums-keyboard arrangement (which you can hear in the Let It Be movie). But the boys didn't take the time to give it the "Because" treatment. Pity. Still a nice song, tho'.

i think sun king is more similar, I'm a sun king fan, even think it better than those 2..

The Alpha and the Omega.

Agreed!

Amen!! there should be over 1000 reactions to this song...

ME TOO @scottski51!!

Amen! No one who did not live through that time can know how absolutely amazing and wonderful their work was then and, for folks like us, is today. Peace and love.

May peace be with you!!!

I'm with you Mate

God bless you dear one…Say hi to John, George, Jim, Janis, Eva, Jimi, David….and all the musicians who have touched our hearts…

I've called attention to this song several times; but because most "reactors" are looking for "bangers" they flit from one thing to another without making any effort to actually LISTEN. This song is astonishingly beautiful. And the lyric is John's achieved minimalism. Another instance is his "I Want You (She's So Heavy)"; and that is majestic.

Who played the tuba solo ?

​@@simchabaruch7023it's George's Moog synth played by Paul

Because é linda mas Minha música favorita do Abbey road na verdade é o Medley Golden slumbers carry that weight The end uma obra prima do Paul McCartney.

And to think of the primitive technology they had in 1969. The word "digital" had not been invented yet

And a piece of a brilliant album.

I've just come from listening to If I Needed Someone - these guys could REALLY bust out the harmonies. Sun King also!

And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.

I’m a 1955 product too, from Canada, so we had She Loves You in 1963 and then a few months later, Ed Sullivan . The changed my life too. Beatles are 4Ever.

Yes!!!

I will!

​@@sabina1118Do some srooms and listen to it at night with headphones.

I’m excited!!

@@sabina1118 you should be! The journey will not disappoint!

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​@@sabina1118....thank you for sharing....as fellow Irish scouser, Ringo Starr would say...peace love and understanding....❤❤😊😊...E...love is all you need....

Excited!

Don't forget the twenty something songs they gave to others as well.

I watched a video of a classical composer who is an avid fan of the Beatles music. He commented "The Beatles never strayed very far from the ordinary in music. But they always made it magic." Well put.

Especially when you add the genius of Sir George Martin!

Yup, I remember getting ready to take a shower when Strawberry Fields came on my transiter radio. It was raining. I stuck my face up against the window screen, letting the rain fall on my face. Felt very secure. ❤😊

Also born in 1965. What the Beatles did was unrepeatable. Greatest band there ever has been, or ever will be. When I see one of these reactions videos, I’m always like “It’s a Beatles song, how can you not have heard it ?”

It is amazing indeed! ❤️

It is a fantastic song. The lyrics are brilliant and clever, but they are very dark. Would keep it well away from anyone suffering from depression.

I grew up with the Beatles and turned 10 in 1964 when they "invaded" America. I agree with you, the 60s was the best as we transformed the world with our music. I just turned 70. I have an older brother and sister, so I was in the loop, much younger than I may have otherwise been if I had been an only child. I feel blessed to be a Boomer. My husband is a War Baby, and together, we took the planet from the most devastating war we had ever seen to this miraculous vision of PEACE. It took all of us to support and propel the energy of our visionaries and artists to plant a seed and make it grow and spread across the planet. IMHO, we people of this Earth need to start channeling that energy again or perish. Thanks, younger generations, for listening to our legacy, reviving it, and giving it the level of appreciation it deserves.

Correct!

One of the first to use it too.

I think you'll find that 'Let It Be' was their final album, released in 1970.

@@-GrumpyOldMan Let It Be was their last released (recorded in January '69), but Abbey Road was their last recorded (June '69)

It's an amazing idea

Tienes razón, hay que escucharlo una tras otra para descubrir este, para mi el álbum más completo de los Beatles y el mejor, creo.

Yes. The medley is a must listen and another astounding work of popular music. I have listened to several current cover bands performing the Abbey Road medley exactly as recorded. All of the groups have had extremely accomplished musicians and singers doing the work. As a result of listening to these great players and singers performing the medley, I gained a greater level of respect for the musicianship of each of the four Beatles. Each of them really were awfully good at what they did.

There are two versions of Across the Universe. One that was reaeased on a World Wildlife Fund album and one on their Let It Br album. The WWF version is available on the Beatles Past Masters Vol 2. and was originally recorded during the Sgt. Pepper era. The Let it Be version contains choir and strings added by Phil Spector

isn't there a stripped down version on Let It Be Naked?

4 versions are available ​@@pjg58x

AND "OH DARLING" and "HERE COMES THE SUN."

Surely, it's amazing!

For most other bands, Rain would have been their greatest hit, for The Beatles, it was a 'B' side to Paperback Writer.

Thanks and welcome!

The best quality live performances would be from early 1969 on the rooftop of the Abbey Road Stufios. This is used in the Let it Be documentary and Peter Jackson’s more recent Beatles documentary.

Although I will say that if you watch and listen to some of their live performances where the screaming is deafening, (if you were there), they are noticeably on beat and in tune. Probably from all that time playing in Hamburg.

@@TheMerryPupI read an article where Ringo said he had to watch John and Paul's asses moving, their feet tapping and their heads nodding at places like Shea Stadium to know where he was in the song.

There are several LIVE concert performances where the audio is good despite the screaming that she NEEDS to watch to get an idea of WHAT transpired at their concerts. I saw them Live in concert TWICE in 1964 and 1966 when I was 17 and 19 years old.

@@patticrichton1135 I still think that since she isn't familiar with their music at all, she would get the best first impression of what they had to offer by checking out the music on their albums first. This would include the music they made in the studio during the second half of their history, and maybe some live performances of their earlier stuff after. I think they progressed as musicians and songwriters after 1966 (I was 17), and I wouldn't want her to base her main impression of the group's output on the early years. That's why I like to follow people online who discover them by seeing their progression as they listen chronologically. Maybe when you hear the live recordings you can almost relive your teenage experiences and all of the excitement of the situation - but they wouldn't have the same effect on her, because she wasn't there.

Thanks! ❤️

All quintessential Lennon puns.

Thanks a lot! ❤️

Yes. Incredible lyrics AND harmonies!

Thank you! ☺️

Isn't the reason the copyright restrictions? I don't know why some channels get away with no interruptions.

@@tommythompson9565Copyright is applied inconsistently, just like RU-vid moderation in general.

I recommend you listen to progressive rock, like Genesis, Yes, Camel, ELP, etc.

​@@pacofgarcia5998 I'll give it a miss.

@@user-tu5ej5lg2c Well, if you like things like 'Because' by the Beatles, you might like things that were done by prog rock bands, on one side. And putting a band above others does not make sense, on the other side... there are no Olympic games for music, just taste.: from a 50 years Beatles fan 😊. A few years after my initial encounter with the Beatles' music, that became an open door to other musics...

For me Pink Floyd is the best band by far. Beatles i don't like at all. I also like very much bands like Eloy, Cure, Joy Division, Black Sabbath, Archive and a little less Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, etc. Beatles are not my style...

@@koszim Floyd is a one trick pony. Loved them as I grew up with them, but you have to be in the right mood and like I said they have one trick, nice trick but repetitive.

Or just keep going with the medley and play You Never Give Me Your Money next.

Prudence Farrow was Frank Sinatra's sister in law.

A great story behind Dear Prudence.. As with many Beatles songs.

Yeah she would really like Dear Prudence

Amen!

The Love album has them, with chirping birds in the background. It is so amazing. I've always wanted to go to Vegas and watch the Cirque De Soleil Love show.

Thank you and welcome! ❤️

Yes, this song was a clear prove of that!

Well said, and absolutely true.

Même chose pour moi à presque 69 ans. Four lads who shook the world 4Ever.