It would be quicker if George actually named the people he LIKED.

Since Now and Then was released I have revisited all Beatles Music from Please Please Me and it has been such a joy ❤

I loved Elvis, but Lennon's criticism of him as his career neared its end was pretty valid. I saw Elvis in 1976 and it was a pretty sad affair. He sounded good on a lot of his songs, but he was so bloated and out of shape that he could barely stand up in place, let alone command the stage with the kind of high energy that he had just a few years before. The jumpsuits made him look worse. From 1968 though 1978, I attended over one hundred major concerts. I saw Ray Charles, Grand Funk Railroad, Edgar Winter Group, Bad Company, Earth Wind & Fire, Sly & The Family Stone, Cheap Trick, Joni Mitchell, you name it; but the Elvis concert was the only one in which audience members were eating hot dogs, popcorn, and cotton candy! Who eats cotton candy at a concert? We always ate before or after a concert in those days!

It’s sad that I find myself looking back to the 20th century for music to play. The music these days is mainly rubbish in comparison.

Well, they were the greatest band ever and entitled to their opinions just like anyone else. But I personally love the Hollies. The Air that I Breathe is a classic and it has soul.

Phil Collins acted as child in the first Beatles film Yeah Yeah Yeah. George Harrison performed with Neil Young at Bob Dylans jubilee concert 1992. At last they loved each other.

Great editing my friend - love how you've done the photos effects at the beginning. On another note I've never understood why The Hollies got dissed so much - as a Beatles fan I can also very much appreciate the Hollies too (melodic, well packaged pop songs, awesome production).

Whatever bands the Beatles hated were/are better than 90 percent of what's out these days.

Music, like any other type of art, is all a matter of opinion. Frankly, I like all the above mentioned bands. Particularly the Hollies and Neil Young.

Well I always wondered what the Beatles thought of Creedence Clearwater Revival. During this period the Beatles could be insular but John Lennon liked them . He said “ Now Creedence ,that is some real rocknroll ! “

If I may, despite taste being taste, none of these make any sense.

I chalk the negativity up to PTSD. I don't think any one of them ever got over the breakup of the Beatles and the internal trauma. Watch any of their many interviews over the years after. They are certainly ready to nitpick and carp at each other a bit, but let someone from the outside toss even a mild bomb at the group and each would circle the wagons. They were really thin skinned despite being the greatest musical act of the twentieth century, maybe that played into their success I don't know. But I think their criticism of others comes out of dealing with the pain of their loss.

How ironic I saw Roberta Flack and David Clayton-Thomas at Radio city music hall back in the day doing a tribute to John Lennon. .

Figured the first 3 would be George, John, and Ringo all hating Paul

I agree with the Beatles on this. Blood Sweat and Tears always seemed like a Vegas act. Neil Young can be painfully hard to listen to when he launces into one of his one or two note solos that goes on ad nauseum. The Hollies were bubble gum.

Just remember the Beatles were from a post war working class area and had the famous Liverpool humour and "say it like it is" manner,not very different to Londoners. And tbh their opinions, were mostly on the nail lol..Todays kids, are a million miles from those days of incredible social and musical change.

It is never a good thing when when artists criticise their fellow musicians . They are all on the same journey . There is also the line of thinking that what goes around comes around .

This is a lot of “making a mountain out of a mole hill”. Find some trivial, passings comment or minor criticism someone made, and then take it out of context, and blow it up into “scathing”, “hate”, and “disdain”.

I loved George and I loved the Hollies. So there !

Considering that john Lennons wife Yoko made God awful skreachy wails that she and john seemed to enjoy, you really cant trust his opinion on what is "bullshit".

What a fantastic video have a wonderful day ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

The Beatles are the GOAT...! But who can contest the utter beauty,both in melody and chords of Heart Of Gold.

Music is subject to the different listener's opinions. PERIOD.

George Harrison is always portrayed as some angel. But I've seen and read too many snide, unkind comments and attitudes coming from him. He seems to have had a large chip on his shoulder.

So what happened to the BS&T segment of this video? Edited out?

I think some forget the Beatles weren't just Icons in the Music industry, they were people with feelings, and each one of them dealt with life on his own terms. Becoming a celebrity changes you, quickly, and it's probably hard to wrap your head around that fact and keep your dreams alive, let alone your intimate friendships with the ones who count. As far as hate toward Paul, I believe George may have been jealous, but as this article pointed out, they were also very close, Paul thinking of George as his "little brother". It was with great sadness that John and George died so young.

Despite their huge success, I never thought of the Beatles as anything other than the latest boy band of the time. I have about five Beatles tunes on Spotify, and three of them are covers by other stars.

Even though all four Beatles had great solo careers they could never quite distance themselves away from "that band." Therefore I believe (whether subconscious or not) that they were somewhat jealous of very successful solo artists that were known for THEM and not their past. Maybe not Ringo though, he didn't seem to have a jealous bone in his body.

Phil Collins was one of the kids in the audience at the end of A Hard Day's Night.

Wonder what Lennon thought of Chicago.

I always thought the Beatles were very overrated and when you start critiquing everyone else you start thinking you are above them. Once that started they came to a quick end it was probably for the best.

It seems this video skips before we hear John’s opinion on BS&T. It’s a shame, as I’m a BS&T fan and would like to hear what his criticisms were.

It's the "Tavistock Beatles," meaning George, John, Ringo, and Billy Shears. The real Paul died in 1966, with Shears being the original Paul's "replacement" thereafter.

Cubby Checkers "The Twist" was released in 1960. The song "Let's Twist Again" which was the tune played in the background was released in 1961 😊

Thanks great!, very funny to see how serious they take themselfs. When i was a teenager we thought people who liked the other sort of music very stupid😅 we were the better persons...

Some KZfaqr made the insane claim that “your favorite musician never talked shit about anyone” cuz their art somehow put them above smack talk. I was wondering what the hell world he lives in. Musicians are mega egotistical. Ask me how I know. Rofl.

And what exactly was John Lennon's problem with Blood, Sweat & Tears? That bit is missing from the clip.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion though I quite like the Beatles dislikes.

John and the lads never "hated" bands. John always criticed his own songs. What he really hated was the press writing sayng how "genius" the Beatles or other bands were. For him, it always BS, he always said that was only rock and roll, not a Mozart or a jazz shitty genius thing. Its only rock and roll (but he liked it)

Referencing that cover song The Hollies did, the dislike started when George found out they were given one of his songs and he knew they were recording at Abbey Road Studio. They were in and out of the studio fairly quickly and heading to a pub. George saw this and was furious. He said their recording lacked any passion. What he did not know was that The Hollies were given a very limited amount of studio time. They were not the Beatles who could fart around in the studio a lot longer. The Hollies rehearsed the song well before reaching the studio so they were in and out quickly. Years later George and Tony Hicks were neighbors and Tony explained this to George. That seemed to soften Mr Harrison a little. I also read that both their sons became good friends as well.

Sounds like Phil couldn't take some friendly ribbing.

But...but...All You Need Is Love

Paul Mcartney was asked about Oasis songs , he said " yeah they are alright but i get the feeling ive heard them all before somewhere "

I think that's the 3rd time I heard that Phil Colins story. Each time I hear it it's a different singer.

It was pretty rude of Paul to talk to Phil like that , he's normally quit sensitive toward other peoples feelings.

The Hollies were a great band,

It's time that social media abandoned negativity and insteadembraced positivity.

01:16 Why did you skip the John Lennon clip? The video just jumped. Sloppy editing.

Wasn't Lennon supposed to be so enlightened that he was above hate, probably got it from his Yoko.

I agree with George that Neil Young is a talent-and charm-free zone of his own godhood.

McCartney condescending? Now that is news!!! LOL

Is there a hero out there with a tl;dr ?

I don't think they were the best of their time . People of the time did but now when you listen to the radio the other groups of the time have songs that play more. I like only some of their songs But these other groups have many songs I like.

I’d always read or heard that Lennon loved bing crosby

So what’s the deal with Lennon’s dislike of Blood Sweat and Tears? No explanation? Re Paul McCartney’s response to Phil Collins - how low can you go?

The lead singer for "Blood sweat and tears" looks like an Oompah Loompah

Wtf is the glitch at 1:16?!

IMO, some people should be less sensitive about OPINIONS. In particular, musicians have been traditionally critical, since at least the classical baroque era. Many times that sensibility happens in the American culture . It is a particular trait that makes other people elsewhere seem too rude or perhaps brash. I think there is a bit of cultural misunderstanding of the intended attitude of critical people.

The Beatles were pretty much spot on. Neil Young does grow on you though

When ya with the best group that has ever lived you can hate who you like, from a fellow SCOUSER 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hey Hay My My Rock And Roll Will Never Die Long Live Rock

Well it go's to there heads think no one can touch them🥱😮

Paul isn't the saint he pretends to be

Paul hates being asked for autographs.

I have to admit I am not a great Niel Young fan either , but to slam the Hollies and Blood, Sweat and Tears his heart to beat. Phil Collins and Genesis is major and even Sir Paul could not really dent Genesis. Criticism of Blood, Sweat and Tears and the Hollies is virtual suicide even from the Beatles

Just like a-holes, everyone has their own opinion, too.

There's a rude edit in the middle. It mentions "Blood Sweat and Tears and then jumps to Neil Young. It's pretty lame.

George didn't like the N or the Y in CSNY.

There probably right in what they say but I wouldnt say hate is the right word

No explanation given as to why Lennon didn't like Blood Sweat and Tears.

I agree with The Beatles! They're spot on, expect maybe with Elvis, who has at least some good music in the 60s.

Elvis will always be the GOAT of all time and no one will ever even come close what ever the Beatles say.

Funny thing is that The Beatles praised The Hollies in 1964, before they made If I Needed Someone. I love Neil Young's style of playing guitar, especially on Like A Hurricane. I agree with John though, Elvis was crap after the 50's.

I always knew Phil Collins had impeccable taste in people...

Harrison did not like the "Crazy Horse" aspect of Neil Young but I bet he liked the acoustic stuff.

each other and two more?

I love Neil Young and George Harrison

I hate everything, except sometimes "Life" cereal.......................

I'll take Neil Young's one-note solos over all the shredding in the world any day.

You left out what John said to Rolling Stone

. Musicians are just like everyone else regarding their likes and dislikes, so what? They can have opinions the same way we do?

No wonder George got sick of being “a Beatle.” He was a private person, for the most part, and whenever The Beatles commented on anything or anyone it became fodder for the media. No surprise he didn’t like Neil Young, either. George was a perfectionist; Neil is far from that, which is why people love him.

LOL those egos

To be fair, the last one is out of place. The Beatles (or Paul in particular) didn't hate Phil Collins. It was just an isolated event where Phil was treated condescendingly by Paul. Also, none of them hated Elvis. John only disliked his post-army phase.

What they considered bad then today would be one of the best. If they assessed it modern music today, they would consider over 90% as total shit...

I am the biggest Beatles fan out there. But, The criticisms by Lennon and Harrison are not surprising. I’ve heard many interviews in which each criticized their own Beatles songs. Very harshly, actually. So, their criticisms of others isn’t unexpected. It really doesn’t matter what they thought. Lennon wrote, sang and recorded with Yoko Ono. Does anything else need to be said about him? Harrison’s first album post Beatles Is a classic. Most of Those songs were written and conceived when he was still a Beatle but couldn’t get them recorded then because of the Lennon/McCartney dominance. After that album Harrison didn’t really produce anything outstanding. The whole was greater than the parts. Their opinions mean and meant nothing.

Ever noticed that these so called dislikes are never actually heard from the mouth of the so called hater, but by faceless voice over persons????? Dont believe all this nonsense about who hated who unless you actually see the person saying it

I love THE Beatles but i like all THE ones they hate ! I guess they got THE BIG Head ! Too Bad AND sad

Harrison is a great guitarist. The Beatles fine musicians. They are not omniscient NOR are they the prism by which we judge musical tastes. Are they willing to put their music through the same scrutiny by others? Not EVERY BEATLE song was great and frankly some utterly bad as far as tastes go.

When I first saw the movie Goodfella's I walked out early because I thought it sucked. I don't really know why I was so wrong. Dislike is momentary and in a fluid world one really must not cling to negativity that arises from time to time especially regarding entertainment.

Paul - Prima Dona of all time. Beatles put out a significant amount of shit especially some of their solo material.

What so John Lennon wanted Elvis to sing Hound dog all his life or what? Elvis was ressurected in 1968 when he did his 68 comback special did John skipped this awesome show? and in 69 -70 Elvis was the best showman entertainer in the world! he was able to mixed rock and roll Blues country all in the same show Elvis will never get surpasses by anyone anytime soon!

McCartney never said he "hated" Phil Collins like your video title claims. Why are you lying just to get clicks? What a weasel thing to do.

#1 John Lennon #2 Ringo Starr #3 Pete Best #4 George Harrison #5 Paul McCartney The 5 musicians the Beatles hated the most

I understand George not liking Young's guitar playing. It's primitive, which is why it appeals to some people.

Hearing Harrison throw shade on a guitarist is funny. He wasn't even in the top 2 in his own band.

I've been listening to the Beatles for ~45 years now and the Lennon/McCartney stuff has definitely grown OFF of me over the decades. George Harrison was the best songwriter in the Beatles. Countless bands over the past several decades have been trying to write "It's All Too Much" which was LIGHT YEARS ahead of its time. Even Sinatra said "Something" is one of the best love songs ever written.

dead and gone..... I doubt that is what you would want to be remembered for...

Wow, I am scandalized and shocked! You mean to tell us that the Beatles were actually four different grown men and accomplished artists who each had his own unique attitudes, likes, dislikes, and strong opinions about other musicians and their music? And that such dislikes translated to "hate?" Who'd have thought? You may be using the word "hate" a bit too loosely there, fella.

I agree with John totally about the later Elvis. He became a fat joke after 1970 who released completely forgettable music that only his British fan club was buying and everyone else considered dreadful. Also, Phil Collins should be reminded of the old saying, never meet your heroes, but yes, Mc Cartney's behaviour was very off.