In the 1980's I was a teenager. I always knew of The Beatles. And of course as a child of the 70's I always had the haircut, lol. My parents bought a new stereo with a turntable in the late 80's, it was all 8 tracks and cassettes before that. Well I found my mom's old 45's of The Beatles and played them one day and I've loved them ever since!

Yes, flowing together. The last part of the album is an amazing medley.

My favorite album. The medley still blows me away

George 😂sings many great Beatles songs and two of their best! Here Comes the Sun and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. The Traveling Wilbury’s were the incredible too!!!👌👍✌️😁

Abbey Road is hands down my favorite album of all time, by my favorite band of all time, the Beatles!!

I learned of the Beatles by buying their albums one at a time and listening to them in their entirety. I feel that people today just listen to random songs from different periods in their career and they are missing out on their greatness. If you listen to each album, in order of their recording, you can see how far they progressed as a band in a short period of time.

You took the finest example of songs flowing seamlessly together and put in seams

Abbey Road is the band's final record. The Abbey Road medley, and specifically The End is a rollicking farewell to the band. Ringo gets a drum solo, and the 3 three guitar players trade solos (George, Paul, John, George, Paul, John, George Paul, John, then piano out. It was magic while it lasted, and it was over before any of them had turned 30.

My favorite album of all time. Thanks Bruna. Great reaction.

Abbey Road being the last Beatles album would have been absolute perfection with a song called 'The End' with the words 'the love you take is equal to the love you make' to finish it. 'Her Majesty' is like a boil on the bum.

McCartney's scream - he's got the best voice of the Beatles

Crazy to say, but The Beatles Love album from Cirque du Soleil is one of my favorite Beatles albums! It's incredible if you really know their music.

Abbey Road is my favorite Beatles Album. I think this album is carried by George and Paul.

the medley is where it's at..gotta listen without splitting it to get the full effect

Great reaction Bruna! Yes, the back side from You Never Give Me Your Money onward is their classic medley, which is intended to be listened to all at once without stopping. This album ranks #1 on my list! Thank you.

Did you catch that the middle section of "Carry That Weight" is a reprise of the melody from "You Never Give Me Your Money"? It seems a lot of people don't notice that.

For me, Paul McCartney's voice is a tour de force on this album. His vocal range and variety of singing style is the strongest he's ever sounded. And George's guitar work on this album is his most creative and perfectly matches each song. And, of course, Ringo's drumming is divine as always. John gets in a couple of great tunes on this album, too, with Come Together and I Want You (She's so heavy). For the first time ever on one of their albums, they made George's Something an A side single ( for 45 rpm records- look it up!) along with Come Together, which could be considered the B side. John himself said that Something was the best song on the entire album!

So glad you're choosing such classic albums! Hope to see more coming soon! Great job

You should react to more Beatles. They have some of the best albums of all time. Their musical evolution is amazing. Anyways, enjoyed the video!

BEST ALBUM EVER!

This is just one of so many great albums from The Beatles.....

George wrote Something about Patti Boyd.

Nicely done :) Good journey...Peace!

We would LOVE it if you reviewed all of the Beatles albums, I think there was about 13 of them. Your reviews are awesome!!!!!!!

Bruna, the Beatles are the world's greatest band. Not just Abbey Road but all their albums are great.

I adore your reactions to the lps of my youth MsClaas! There's so much insight, so much enthusiasm, so much joy... Please do some more some day soon, Bruna!!! 🥰

I always make time for Beatle reactions, every chance I get to hear another song, I take it!

They recorded 218 songs in 7 years.

Hi Bruna and greetings from Puerto Rico. You've made a great choice to do the reaction of Abbey Road which was recorded from February 22 until August 19, 1969. In August 20, it was the last day of them recording as a group. Another info that I want to share with you is about the recording engineers: Geoff Emerick, Glyn Johns, Barry Sheffield, Jeff Jarratt and Phil McDonald. These guys were the recording engineers of this fantastic album. The recording sessions started in Trident Studios with I Want You (She's So Heavy) George Harrison made the wind effect using a Moog Synthetizer, Billy Preston played the organ. I hope that this information could be useful for you!

Very nice reaction here but from "You Never Give Me Your Money" through to "The End" are meant to be listened to as a medley. The sound you wondered what it was on "I Want You (She's So Heavy) during the instrumental part on the last few minutes of the song was "white noise" that they pumped in. Pretty unusual and very cool. I heard you say a several times about songs that they were pretty simple but we'll done. Actually, Beatles songs are a little more complex instrumentality then you might think. They were pretty much genius's the way they structured their music. I don't have a lot of use for Rolling Stones top 500 albums anymore. For many years "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" was ranked #1 Revolver #3. Rubber Soul" "The Beatles" more commonly known as "The White Album" and "Abbey Road" were always in the top 15 only "Abbey Road" at #5 is a joke. You don't take all time great albums and knock them out like that. What we have is a new guard voting and trying to rewrite history. All time great albums are all time great albums. There is no way Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" is the greatest album of all time. The song is great, but greatest album ever is laughable. This record was never even in the top 10 on the list. Joni Mitchell at #2, what the hell is going on here? Marvin Gaye was propped up to #1 because of the "Black Lives Matter" protests in 2020 and 2021 because the song was very relatable to that movement but not the album. Bumping this up to #1 was certainly a marketing decision. Only one Bob Dylan album is in the top 10 with "Blood On The Tracks" at #10. He should have at least one more in the top 10. The big debate was always if The Beatles "Sgt Pepper's" released in 67 or their "Revolver" album released in 66 was the greatest Lp ever. Now they've both been knocked out of the top 10. You might want to react to The Beatles chronology starting with "Please Please Me" through "Let It Be". The growth of this band between 1963-69 is nothing short of amazing and unparalleled in the history of recorded music. After that you want to do "Past Masters" which is a double disc of all of their singles and Ep's between 1962-70. Do these and watch your comments literally explode and if you want more subscribers increase a lot. I saw two young ladies like yourself do the chronological thing and it exploded for them. I don't think either was prepared for what hit him. They both dropped a Beatles every two to three weeks which was a great way to do it. People don't want to wait months for Beatles reactions. You do know that your dealing with the most influential, creative, experimental, smartest and beloved band in history. Their fan base is 🌎🌍 worldwide and a rabid one. These guys split up in 1970 and 52 years later are still a top 3 selling act worldwide every year which is astounding. They have sold close to 900 million albums and close to 2 billion singles sold and yes that's billion. Sit back and let that all sink in for a moment from record sales and still a top 3 act. You seem pretty cool so I will subscribe now but if I don't see more Beatles in the future, I'm out. ☮️✌️💕👌

Her Majesty was actually a hidden track. It's like a little surprise sign off at the end.

Great reaction ! Thank you.

One of the things that makes me smile about Come Together is that so many people who missed out on the era of rotary phones miss that the opening sound replicates in slow motion the noise made by dialing a rotary phone. They were absolutely wild in their sonic experimentation.

About the songwriting credits: Due to a deal Lennon and McCartney made early on, all of their songs are credited to "Lennon-McCartney". In the early days they usually did write their songs together, but later on, like on Abbey Road, they wrote their songs separately but they were still credited to Lennon-McCartney. For example John wrote Come Together while Paul wrote Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

This is a great video. Love the genuine reactions, taking the time to read up into the background of songs. I hope you continue down the classic album rabbit hole, there is so much amazing yet forgotten music of the 20th century waiting to be rediscovered.

I want you shes so heavy- begginings of metal.

Well done Bruna. Nice reaction to this classic. It's so funny and interestingto watch someone listen to an album for the first time, that I've heard at least a thousand times and treasure so mush. A shame you are not allowed to play longer bits. Beatles forever!

Great reaction, I loved it!

Your reading of Octopuses's Garden is spot on. An inspired song from Ringo. Like George, he saved the best 'til last.

Dear, you've listened to a Milestone. Differently than any other artists, before and after, the Beatles' albums are in two categories: masterpieces and milestones. A point of detail; "quando para mucho mi amore" is spanish, not italian. Obrigado 😉

Loved your reaction, your insights are impressive, and your English is perfect! This was the final album they recorded. Please consider reacting to The Beatles from the beginning and watch the progression of the greatest band of them all.

All of the songs from "You Never Give Me Your Money " through "The End" are supposed to be listened to as a medley, as they all transition one to another. Try listening to it again like that, and you'll enjoy it much more.

Absolutely love your reaction to this album ❤

When it says Lennon /McCartney whoever sings the song wrote the song Come Together Lennon Mawxwlls Silver Hammer McCartney etc.

Very nice reaction to a fantastic album! Thanks!

"Who knew they had transitions back then?"

Fun Fact: Eric Clapton played the guitar solo on Something.

Nice reaction Bruna! You should also listen to the white album. It is the most extravagant and creative of the Beatles' records and one of the greatest of all time.

My most favourite album of all time. Musical perfection! Great reaction.

Excellent reaction. I don't know if you figured out the gentle puns in "Because" on your own, or if you read that... that is something that other reactors never get. It makes it seem like you have a better grasp of English than most people born in English-speaking countries. Now that you've listened to the Beatles' last album*, I recommend you do more Beatles reactions. You could definitely react to the group's albums chronologically, which will highlight their amazing growth. When the Beatles started in 1962, rock and roll was considered to be "children's music" and not worthy of serious attention. By the time the Beatles finished in 1969, rock and roll was definitely acknowledged to be an art form. The moment in time that rock music switched from "not art" to "art" was the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" album. If you react to no other Beatles' albums, you should at least do that one. It was astonishing in its time, and it is still pretty astonishing today. * Why the asterisk (above)? Anyone who studies the Beatles for 15 seconds knows that "Abbey Road" was recorded last, but "Let It Be" was released last.

Ju ju eyeball is also old slang for the morning crust in your eye. I got to get to juju out of my eye

Similar style with a medley of short songs flowing into each and the same era (late 60's) you might light like it, Frank Zappa - We're only in it for the money.

No less an authority than Frank Sinatra called Harrison's Something "the greatest love song of the last 50 years." Sinatro should know. He made a career out of singing love songs better than anyone before him. In the 1960s, "heavy" meant "fraught with significance." He's not referring to the woman's weight.

Bruna darling... Maybe you missed it on " I want you (she's so heavy) ..its really beautiful work from the boys, the climax is the buildup into the Wind storm with Billy Preston on church organ. And remember this was a late 1950's band ! They were simply Magical Artist who doesn't love The Beatles and they a magnet for children.

Gotta do "Magical Mystery tour" or "SGT Peppers Lonely hearts club band" for the beatles!

The Beatles were on vacation on a yacht in the Mediterranean Sea. The crew would fish and dive for food. They explained to Ringo that octopus would build gardens around their lairs. They would collect trash and other items that were organized like gardens. That's where the idea of octopus's Garden originated.

Loved your reaction, Bruna, to this album!

With the Abbey Road album, The Beatles went out in a blaze of glory.

Stopping the album inbetween the medley is a crime. But you didn't know any better, so you be forgiven. XD

The medley was mostly a bunch of loose ends of incomplete songs that John and Paul had been playing with, not knowing what to do with them. They were combined into one piece of beautiful, fun music. Probably the best example of the whole being more than the sum of its parts. I just discovered your channel and u have to say you are like a spectacular beam of sunshine.

Can you react To Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys

"Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is a comedy piece... and it is hilarious.

Ooooo... Transitions, yeah they did already exist back then... Because the Beatles invented them (or rather adapted them from classic music). Anyway, point is, when speaking of pop rock the Beatles were the first ever in most everything and younger audiences fail to consider this.

The End was the last song all four members played on together before John left the band.

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it and they are simply as advertised. actually this is like 3 on my Beatle list ( I'm 73 ) after Revolver & the White Al.

"Because" was actually George Harrison's favorite song on the album

There is a great lesson to be learnt from the story of 'Come Together'. At the start of the break up Lennon went off on one of his regular rants to a journalist and said that the song had nothing to do with MacCartney despite the 'Lennon/MaCartney' credit and that Paul did not have the mindset to write such a song. When the plagiarism lawsuit from Chuck Berry's lawyers came in, guess who was the only one of the two to be sued? :)

Such an influential band. I always liked them more than the stones. My fave album by them is still Sgt. Pepper because of the production (and the obvious drugs💀). I am a sucker for great production values.😀😀😀

For the Beatles usually the author also sang the song. So listening to the vocals is enough to find out about the author.

Most people listen to the same half-dozen "Beatles" songs. They actually had dozens of hits. And their entire LPs are worth hearing -- not all their great songs were singles.

Paul be shredding his voice on "Oh! Darling".

Some perspective: How old is Abbey Road ? The Beatles final album was the first time they used a Moog synthesizer in recording.

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I'm sure others will say it, but ...from "You never give me your money" to "The End" are not really separate songs, but a medley (meant to be listened to without stopping). Because it was their last album recorded, these were unfinished songs, thrown together as a medley...another brilliant creation of the Beatles.

Great reaction !!! If you think " Oh Darling" was heavy ...try " "Helter-Skelter" from the White album ..recorded a year earlier ( 1968) many consider this song the BEGINNING OF HEAVY METAL !! including OZZY OSBORNE !! and he should know !!1😊😊😉

Thank you for the great reaction to this amazing album. Abbey Road is a masterpiece and the "symphony" on side 2 is a fantastic finish to their career as a band.

John was playing with language as a kid. It isn't a drug song.

The medley, starting with You Never Give Me Your Money, is supposed to be listened all of the way through but not as separate songs

She is absolutely beautiful.

1. Please react to the other Beatles albums!!! Maybe since you started with Abbey Road, you can do them reverse chronologically haha 2. I've listened to I Want You (She's So Heavy) literally dozens of times in my life, maybe hundreds, and I have never once noticed that he doesn't finish the last line of the song and just leaves off at "she's so--" !! Thanks for teaching me something new about an old favourite :)

my favourite part of maxwell silver hammer is that you can hear paul laugh at some point which means he thought this song is as funny as it sounds

You should do Rubber Soul

Sgt Pepper was the greatest album of all time! Eagles greatest hits #2

Her Majesty originally went between Mean Mr Mustard and Polythene Pam but got removed. Then an engineer added it back on the end. I like it better where it was originally as it flows right from Mustard with that chord. I think I'm in the distinct minority, though 😞

I started my Beatles journey spring winter 2022. I worked my way from the first album. I loved it all, mostly. I thought nothing can top what I've already heard. Then I listened to Abbey Road, and it's without a doubt one of the greatest things I've ever heard. And I always placed Pink Floyd at the top. But without this album, there'd be no Pink Floyd as we know it.

Thank you Bruna for reacting and commenting on the very best album of my most favorite band ever! Growing up in the 1960's my older brother had all the Beatles albums and 45's, so The Beatles were a part of my daily diet. About your comment on Maxwell's Silver Hammer and its upbeat melody in contrast to its dark lyrics. It reminded me of Elton John's similar dark song: "I Think I'm Going to Kill Myself". A song about teenage suicide but with an upbeat melody which includes tap dancing. About your sister and her love of the sun. Tell her to check out The Beatles songs: "Good Day Sunshine", "I'll Follow the Sun", and "Dear Prudence". Also check out "Sunny Days" by Lighthouse. And ""Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves. And also the song, "Sunshine" by Nazareth. Additionally, there is Elton John's song, "Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me" Lastly, I would recommend Paul McCartney's first post-Beatles live Album from 1976 called "Wings Over America" which includes live concert versions of some Beatles songs such as Blackbird, Yesterday, Lady Madonna, and I've Just Seen a Face.

You need to play the 'Medley' in one go, stopping it so often kills the atmos that was intended.

Great reaction, this was the last album The Beatles recorded. I would love to see your reaction to The Beatles 1967 album "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", the album that changed popular music amongst other things.

Please continue your Beatle album adventure. Should make your way back and start with Let It Be next.

It’s better to play the medley without stopping it every two seconds,

Abbey Road was the last album The Beatles recorded together. But it wasn't the last album released. That was Let It Be, which was actually recorded before Abbey Road.

Originally, Her majesty was not supposed to be on the album. It was supposed to end with the end. An engineer wanted to save Her Majesty so he put it at the end of the tape after some silence. It accidentally found itself onto the first vinyl pressings after some silence and the Beatles, who tend to like happy accidents, decided to leave it on.

Next let it be album by Beatles

This is quite the swan song album. Although Let It Be was the last album released, this was the last album they recorded. A couple of them worked on "I Me Mine" after this for the Let It Be album, but this was the last time they were all together.

The white album next 🥰

Mine time, mine favorite band, from day one!

Oh darling is sarcastic knock at john lennon from paul

i just love all of your video reactions! please i really want you to react to harry’s house;)

Come Together is Lennon's song 99%