Been waiting for this one for a while let's go!

I asked the universe for you to put this video out like 2 days ago due to how long my drives have become and how soothing your voice is i listened to all the DDD's newest to oldest. And when i finished i "damn i wish he put out a Beatles dive thatd be sick" and in true form. The universe delivers. 💜🌼🐝 bless you

bob dylan ddd please

Please can you do Aaliyah??

Could You make a DDD of rise against?

Nothing bad could possibly happen

if you leave your dog

I HATE that meme

I see you are a man of culture too

@@nikguimont8546 not based

Oh gosh yes, it is a tragedy he didn't mention that here.

@@Niyati99 Especially since he mentions Ringo having a "weird" career.

Everyone living in non-english speaking countries will disagree. I don't know who narrated "Thomas de stoomlocomotief" but it sadly wasn't Ringo.

George Carlin narrated later seasons too! Oddly star-studded cast for a low-budget British kid’s show

@@marymitchell6257 I remember. I grew up with both. Din't hear Carlin's standup until 2003 and, as you can imagine, it was quite a culture shock. lol

How come they sounded better in the rooftop concert besides the lyrical mishap in some moments

Can't believe Phoenix Wright listens to the beatles, but at the same time it makes sense.

i need to see this clip

@@staringcorgi6475 experience maybe?

@@paulasalaburu6180 the Beatles going to Japan is still an event talked about today by Japanese artists

This was exactly what I was about to comment. Same with with an album like Led Zeppelin IV where if you're streaming it, Stairway to Heaven ends then the happy Misty Mountain Hop plays. It was made with the intent for you to take in what had just happened, then go to the turn table and flip the record.

It’s supposed to go right into here comes the sun, I want you is such a heavy and long trip, then boom it plays here comes the sun uplifting and happy and its an amazing transition in my opinion

@@nah6426 that wasn't possible when the album came out

Yes! I was about to comment with the same thing. Once I Want You finished, you had to physically get up, lift the needle, turn over the record, place the needle back down, and then wait for the second side to begin. That's a pause that you don't think about, but it's there.

Absolutely my favorite: ABBY ROAD. #2 Rubber Soul, #3 REVOLVER!

Unpopular opinion: the White Album is all filler.

@@filmguymike You people are calling Rocky Raccoon filler?

@@filmguymike I agree but from what I can assume from video essays like these, Revolution 9 was important as it pushed the boundaries of recording on tape and different types of blending and transitions. However, yeah it isn't a song I listen to.

Hot Take: Bungalow Bill is the best song on The White Album, which is the best non-soundtrack Beatles project (even if I consider Magical Mystery Tour superior)

I disagree wholeheartedly.

Yes

I’ve been waiting for this truly underrated band to be reviewed by mic

Yeah, saw these guys on SoundCloud back in 2015, fun to see them have some sucsess!

Some of them are definitely underground!

@@larsdahlgren739 same

my dad loved the early 60s stuff, so i grew up with that. i had a friend when i was in high school watching tv and there was a show called 'it was 20 years ago today', that talked about sgt. pepper. so we got the vinyl at the library and that song 'within and without you' turned me into an incense princess within 2 years. lol. i'm actually doing hashish right now (legal her in canada). hehehe.

"Within You Without You" is one of my favorite tunes on PEPPER and always has been; even when I started listening to that album as an 8 year-old.

So true it’s ‘out-there’ at times but also George’s voice is kinda like a familiar friend imo

as a music theory student, seeing that he was literally the first person to bring Indian-influenced music into the pop and rock genre is insane. It probably would have been integrated eventually, but as early as it was and how beautifully he meshes Indian and Western music theory together (probably without realizing it) is so monumental and cool, that it just blows my mind every time I think about it. RIP to the true founding fathers & long live ringo & macca

Lucky that you have a butcher cover. My mom went to a thrift shop and spent 8 dollars on a original trunk cover and she freaked out on how much I could sell it for

I steamed the trunk cover off mine in June 1966. In August that year I saw them at dodger stadium. I’ll tell ya tho I would trade it all to be 21 again. I think

Trying so hard not to say, "Baby you're a rich man"

Yeah, F everyone and anyone who doesn't understand that the Beatles are the best thing to happen to music since Mozart!

​@@user-rc3kl1bw3e🫵👍✌️

great joke and the dude definitely murdered let it be, all things must pass, and at least two people but he was also really good at recording motown artists

@@saml302 >and at least two people LO

I admit to preferring Spector's "Let It Be" LP to McCartney's preferred stripped down version.

"Instincts as sharp as a knife."

@@RandomGuy-bi4nx I missed that the first time

This 100% they never conceived them being played back to back

man i just left a comment saying exactly this thanks for beating me to it

I personally think they sound great back to back. The duality of the dark ending of i want you to the bright peppy intro of here comes the sun is unbeatable imo.

It’s the calm after the storm

YES.

Zzzzzzz ...

Haha

"With instincts as sharp as a knife"

goddamn that was funny

@@thebadfella5296 “that Phil just suffocated with his wall of sound approach.”

“…also got drowned in Phil’s production…”

Yeah, and John had his 3rd child in 1975.

**snicker** Glad someone else noticed that. I had a good chuckle.

they were so ahead of their time tbh

Yes but he said 1996 a few seconds earlier about the Beatles going back to the studio

They had to compete with Oasis. And they kicked oasis’ butt.

Deadass. Like, I didnt really like it at first until when I listened to it again

Amen.

I am listening to sgt. peppers and just finished that song. I think I need to listen to it again first but it wasn't crazy for me so far. I love the album tho edit: I relistened. It was great

Under rated ? Really?

YES YES YES

finally someone else sees the scott comparison

Broooooooooo, that is spot on

Deep Discog Dive: SilvaGunner

omg i just commented this thinking no one else thought it lol

Having heard it for the first time as a teen via digital streaming, can vouch for that experience carrying over into the new age no problem thanks Kenjo

You are here??? Amazing mashup, love you and mic the snare alot!! :D

My aunt told me when she first heard it on vinyl, she was dreading flipping it to side two because of the way side one ends. She was thinking the whole second side was just going to be the She’s So Heavy riff forever

This comment .

I agree. I think I want you is a great song and I never get tired of the riff that goes on and on and on. And it gets so loud and it makes you tired in a way because the track sounds so heavy.... And then stopping only to go into one of the most calming songs of all time is just such a great relief from a great heavy song to a great light song. In my opinion those 2 songs belong together

And it still is

Heavy Metal Beatles

it predated EDM by almost 3 decades

@@kyleh1127 "Tomorrow Never Knows" was the first song the band tackled for _Revolver,_ and they immediately knew it had to end the album.

@@Wired4Life2 I sometimes like to think about how the people must have felt in 1966 after hearing Tomorrow Never Knows as the final track. And Revolver came out one year before the summer of love, so that whole cultural movement barely existed yet. That must have been an alien experience.

It is absolutely their bluesiest.

one of my favourites on the white album

@@NediSafa no, yer blues takes that title

I hate that song

@@toddpacker4683 Being sarcastic, buddy

So… Amphibia Ik you’re channel

wtf why are you here

​@@horseradish2184 let him enjoy his music, ffs

@@kostajovanovic3711 glad he’s got you around to protect him from harmless KZfaq comments. Very brave.

Apart from let it be and long and winding road,the album stank.

Again, *REVERSE PHYSIOLOGY!*

@@washmonument physiology??

Lennon and Harrison are underground

ikr? Maybe one day he'll do a deep dive on this guy named Michael Jackson. He wrote some good tunes. But he was just such a normal balanced person that the press never really paid him much attention, and so the music sadly kinda went under the radar.

I noticed that too I had to rewind and go away what did he say 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, you know that album they recorded on the roof is set to be released in 50 years. Can't wait

the released Help!, Rubber Soul and Revolver in 364 days

Lmaooo

I believe he wrote Im happy just to dance with you on a hard days night also

@@riahlexington No, that's one of John's. He did write it for George to sing, though,

@@uffebe yeah my bad

​@@uffebeTo quote Dick Martin, "I didn't know that." One of the greatest things about being a Beatles fan is that one can learn new things for the rest of our lives.

I heard that song slowed down, with a harmonica. It was beautiful.

Well, he gave it his best shot, I guess...

I'm ootl. Did he do something murdery?

@@popegeorgeringo840he was convicted of murder.

@@cyndaxero3363 fucking convicted?! Holy shit

Maybe so. It is relatively obscure. Very cool psychedelic rocker. It goes on a bit too long for me. They could have trimmed a good minute or so off the end.

@@catsofsherman1316 true

Art is subjective. This observation is, paradoxically, objectively true

Magical Mystery Tour has always been just a tad under appreciated. I get it’s not much of an album more than a product of its movie, but it easily has some of their best material.

​@@killme9534 I completely agree, in fact there were some time not so long ago when I would consider MMT my favorite Beatles record

One of the main kicks I get out of Your Mother Should Know is that it's been so long that the song is now itself 🎵"a song that was a hit before your mother was born"🎵. The song got more fun with time.

Your Mother Should Know is literally one of the best Beatles tbh. Anyone who bashes on it don't know what their talking about.

Yes definitely waiting for the day he dose Michael Jackson

I've been wanting that for a long time as well

I just wanna hear someone talk about Invincible. I think it's a decent album.

Michael Jackson had some deep dives in all the wrong things

@@iost5459 you’re not funny

A thing I Love about the White Album is: When you don't skip Revolution 9 and then suddenly the Strings and Ringo's Voice, of Good Night, come in. It just feels so calming and all the tension of Revolution 9 slowly seep away. That's why I always try not to Skip it.

Ozzy Osbourne is a huge Beatles fanatic, by the way...

Give them a chance! It's never too late :)

Yeah when I saw that I was like "Lady they just didn't want to come for breakfast they didn't spit on your grandmothers grave or anything chill tf out". Like maybe you could argue it's a bit in bad taste or whatever but like it's not worth making the Beatles public enemy #1 like jesus christ. I feel so bad for them knowing how bad this went for them now.

Shit me pwede nang iblast pag dumating si bongbong para mangampanya sa lugar

Yah the Marcos regime was kind of hellish lol

Sorry, but calling someone like that "president" is a little bit of generous 😅

And sadly in May 2022 the son of the dictator was elected president. With Duterte's daughter no less. What a world.

Finally someone who agrees

That song broke the beatles

Bang bang banger

I love how everyone of them absolutely hated it, except Paul of course.

@@gclip9883 fun fact: during the original recording, when you hear Paul say 🎵writing 50 times🎵 he cracks up a little bit, and it's because John mooned him from outside the recording booth due to hating the song so much

Except for Help! and Rubber Soul (that were remixed in 198x), the 2009 releases are the original stereo mix, as heard on the 60s. They started remixing the canon albums in 2017 (?) with Sgt. Peppers and so on. I don't agree with his take because he missed one way of listening to the Beatles: with actual speakers.

@@braulioacosta6816 will not deny that all of said 2009 mixes are perfectly fine playing out of speakers and the way they originally did it makes sense given the technology they had available to them at the time, but imo that's kind of a moot point. I don't think your particular setup should impact the listening experience of a given mix in the first place, I think it'd be much more preferable for an album to sound good both on headphones and speakers than for it to only sound good on speakers, and I can't just give them a pass given how I've heard plenty of other albums from that era that still sound good in both settings by today's standards (The Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed for instance)

@@braulioacosta6816 It is worth noting though that the Beatles themselves were only involved in the mono mix, the stereo mix was more of an afterthought. So if you want to be a purist, you have to listen to the mono mix. And Giles Martin even took the mono mix as a base for his new remixes, so you could argue that they are closer to the original vision of the Beatles.

Coucou Feldup tu aimes les Beatles? 🤗

Are you me? 😂It's great to hear The Beatles inspired another musician in the same way I was

The beatles inspired the whole world.theyre my top tier band.and I mostly love some pretty aggressive hardcore metal

@@NintenDub yeah man, a top tier band indeed!

​@@fernandofilho7967 Great comment. It's cool how we all have our own super personal stories of how these 4 guys changed our lives. My love affair with the Beatles began, oddly enough, with Magical Mystery Tour. While Revolver is definitely my favorite Beatles album, a close second is Magical Mystery Tour. I love it. In fact, I think it's way better than Sgt. Pepper...which I've always found rather overhyped. A part of my love for MMT is that it just happened to be the album in my car CD player back in 2008 when I started smoking weed for the first time in my life. Needless to say, that album blew my mind. But even to this day, I still think it holds up. It's just a weird album...very hazy and trippy. Sgt Pepper is obviously psychedelic....but in a more colorful bright loud way. MMT is psychedelic in a more hazy eerie moody way, and I like that a lot. Ahhhh....I'm just thinking back to 12 years ago, when I was in college, driving around aimlessly at night after smoking a bowl(yes, i know, irresponsible), and listening to Blue Jay Way with the volume and bass nice and loud.....just feeling trippy and cool af. Those were better days.... It's kinda sad to realize you'll never be able to re-experience the first time the Beatles came into your life. For me it was MMT, and just happened to coincide with trying marijuana for the first time....and falling in love with both. Looking back, it was such a special singular feeling/experience....but I didn't really realize that at the time. I was just living my life. But yeah....the fact MMT coincidentally happened to soundtrack my first encounter with weed.....well, you could do worse.

Same crazy to think that a band from the 60’s have the biggest impact on me musically.

The drums on that song are fantastic. I love it so much, the whole thing sounds like it's underwater

There are so many fantastic deeper cuts off the White album and this is for sure one of them. The serene guitar, synths, swells of drums and the uplifting hook in the middle. All perfection!

Amazing song. My favourite from George.

That song is severely underrated, and I don't understand why it's not talked about more. It's so beautiful, I listen to it twice in a row to take it all in.

It's absolutely buried on the third side of 'The White Album', that outro is something to behold.

I bought Yellow Submarine to complete the collection and I only bought it because of Hey Bulldog and It's All Too Much

also "long long long"

And Within You, Without You is my favorite.

I Need You is my favorite Beatles song.

And It’s Only A Northern Song

I Will is also sort of in the same vein as Martha My Dear for me, love them both

I think Paul deserves more credit for his more light hearted songs he manages across every album. He does music hall to folk really well and has a real talent for melody to make these ballads vibrant and lively.

And he’s marvellous For No One.

Fellow white album fan :D

The fourth best one*** 😤😤😤

@Rock Mork the third best one*** 😩

Yes - and Rubber Soul. I guess it's a harder ask pre Sgt Pepper, with the four-track masters. At least on Pepper there was some 'bouncing down', so there was more to play with. And the rest of Magical Mystery Tour would be nice (mainly I am the walrus). And while I'm at it, Hey Bulldog.

Yes, i love it too - with John's superlative chronometers: 1. In My Life 1. Girl 1. Nowhere Man 2. Norwegian Wood 3. Run for your life Plus Paul's 6. You won't See Me 7. Michelle 8. I'm lookin' thru you And George's 9. If i needed someone

I prefer Revolver over Rubber Soul. I wore the LP out.

yes Rubber Soul would be my be all album if I had to pick

(it's weed)

I fell the same about abbey road it’s my favourite Beatles album even if it wasn’t as inventive as Sargent peppers

Which is really too bad because it’s actually a great George song!

@@t8tertotsp it’s one of my favorite Beatles songs

@@MultiWTFGamer Mine too. Definitely doesn't seem any worse that anything else on With the Beatles.

@@jefferyhoelscher “Do You Want to Know a Secret” was sung by George but written by Lennon-McCartney. Not a George original.

@@jefferyhoelscher Andy played on Love Me Do (the single version), not Please Please Me, so you are correct.

Totally agree. And, as another 50-something viewer, gotta say, it's fantastic to see younger generations loving music that was so important to us.

@@EricHadleyIves as a teenager, i can only hope that you older (by comparison) folks can also listen to and appreciate our music.

@@nobodyburgen4594 I, for one, can. I’ll listen to anything that I think is creative, and that’s not just limited to the music that came out when I was young. The problem with nowadays is that there is great music out there but it generally does not receive the same amount of attention as some of the more commercial, less creative type of stuff. Don’t get me wrong - There was a lot of trashy music that came out in the past also. It’s just that much of it has been forgotten by people who only engage in feelings of nostalgia. The main difference between now and then is that the really great music that is produced now often does not receive the same amount of promotion that it did back in the old days. The people who control the music industry only seem to be interested in a formula that is going to produce commercially viable hits, and any formula like that spells the death of being uniquely creative and different.

@@MsAppassionata The thing is that thats only really happening with the radio, and thanks to spotify, youtube, and internet message boards like Rate Your Music, the radio is no longer the main way that artists get popular.

@@nobodyburgen4594 Yes but many older people my age still rely on the radio, which is why they don’t like a lot of the music that’s around today. I mean, I look on KZfaq and Spotify, but there are so many artists out there and often people don’t know quite where to look to find new stuff. It’s all kind of random, as opposed to when we used to hear things on the radio. There’s no guarantee that we’ll hear new good songs and performers. I’ll see about the rate your music board you mentioned. Thanks.

It was also many a millennial's introduction to George Carlin.

*HHHHUUUNNNNEEEE PAAAAAAAH*

I know people tend to really hate "Wild Honey Pie", but I'd be lying if I said McCartney screaming "Honey Piiiiie!!!" wasn't absolutely hilarious. That's one of my guilty pleasures for sure.

Hot take: Revolution 9 is a good track.

agreed. she's leaving home is great and gives me mother-by-pink-floyd vibes

@@katieyoung4737 omg same!

I don't agree with 'She's leaving home' but I certainly do with 'Good Morning Good Morning'

I love the official version of Something. It is one if my favorite songs ever. But I may actually like the Anthology version even better.

More like "Hold my silver beatle"

@@RonMishra ok came to the album late where that was on the set list

Don't Let Me Down was added back on the album for the Let it Be- Naked version... which is the superior version... though I like the original recording of the song Let it Be better than the Naked version.

I think of Let It Be is a "lesser masterpiece"...as in most artists would give up a pinky to have an album that good, but it has some flaws that diminish it's greatness. Some weaker songs, and the production could have been better, but damn there are some brilliant pieces there.

I was thinking "Hmm, it's Friday, surely the DDD will be out by now." I checked the MTS Twitter, found nothing new, came back here, it's uploaded. Someone give me someone popular who hasn't uploaded in a while, I want to use my powers for good.

I agree - Let It Be has always been, along with Please Please Me, my least favorite Beatles album. Some gems, for sure, but overall just kind of average to me. And while I maybe still don't love the album, it was so fascinating watching those songs just come into being and appreciating the various details.

For the longest time I thought that roughly release year equaled songwriting year; making the entirety of Abbey Road concieved BEFORE Let It Be. Learning that it was pretty much the opposite blew my mind to pieces. I thought in the beginning of get back that they were using Abbey Road tunes to warm up

He said 1996 TWICE.. must have really believed it...

HAHAHA

And he said that twice in a row

I have trouble gwtting behind that one, too. In fact, Pepper might be my least favorite Beatles album. I don't like "Kite" at all, not a fan of LSD, and a lot of the tunes are snappy riffs in search of a song, like Abbey Road's medley.

It's a genius arrangement

That’s gotta be one of the most satisfying record flips in all of music

@ghost mall 😂😂

Their discography is definitely beefy enough to be hard to enter, but it is so so worth it in my opinion. I think the Beatles are the most highly regarded band that isn’t overrated. Have fun with them!

💯

it's weird to say that the Beatles are underrated, but I have to agree with you. As a musician, I can tell that people who didn't study pop's and rock's history don't get (or maybe they just don't know) what The Beatles actually did for music. It's not about liking their voices or whatsoever, someone could not like the Beatles but saying they're overrated is just wrong. It's not an opinion, it's just false. Not everything can be questionable. Music history at some point is not so different from history itself or science. Someone can dislike the Beatles but that doesn't allow them to claim bs just because of that.

@@LucaTalkinBout being overrated =/= not being influential 🙄

Yeah… no. The Beatles' influence is very well-known, they’re the most famed & acclaimed band in history after all- they’re not underrated in the slightest, and I love them to bits myself.

@@LucaTalkinBout Saying that they’re overrated is dumb, but imo it’s still a little less illogical than saying they’re underrated.

Hahahahaha

Number 9

i would like but its at 69

Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall ☺️

Not to mention "She Said, She Said" when Revolver was discussed.

@@dry5555 it’s because all of revolver is perfect 😩

Agree! "Being for the Benefit", and "Lovely Rita" which he neither mentions, two of my fav Beatles songs.

It wasn't "The Meaning of Life". It was "The Life of Brian".

Don't forget 'The Ruttles', a 70s comedy documentary film which charts a famous British band, starring Eric Idle & Neil Innes (as well as a cameo from George Harrison).

@@pedromarques7457 You are absolutely right and I went "well that's what I wrote!" but my head mixed up the two Life movies.