I agree, they're fascinating visually and I love hearing what the guys had to say too

Lol, friend.. these “nice recordings” were all from the Anthology docuseries.. watch that and you’ll hear every line from this video.. this brushes over everything because this story takes more than 20 mins to tell.. but literally this person didn’t compile anything. Seriously, he just clipped up the documentary from 94 I think lol.. was a good laugh

The audio is from the Beatles anthology

Try watching the Beatles anthology. It's 8 to 10 hours long. These audio clips came from that.

Agreed.

@John Z I was 13 when the Beatles came to America! My whole life changed! I loved being 'born at the right time' and watched these young men grow up right before my eyes. Their music was so different than anything I had ever heard and it just got better and better with each passing year. I loved Paul. I admired George. Thought Ringo was funny. Thought John was fucked up. Turns out he was. I liked his lyrics and wit. Thought Paul was a musical genius; turned out he is. Touring at 80....WOW!! George led me down spiritual paths which actually brought my heart back to Jesus. I still thought Ringo was funny and the best drummer for this wonderful band. It was a great era to be alive!! LONG LIVE THE BEATLES!!!!!!l

@John Z, was 5 when Feb.9th came. Bedtime😂, older brother had huge lightbulb moment. Changed him😁. Christmas, days when it was fun to shop downtown and see the window displays, had a Children’s shop where you could buy presents for family, secretly🥰. My Grandfather said “let’s go to the record dept”, huh? Ok..Jeff left with Beatles ‘65 and I got my first single, “I Feel Fine”, “She’s a woman”. Still have it. Serious collector so Sonic cleaned it. Still amazing❤️🥹❤️🥹❤️

"Sadly, the world did not get to see where John and George's lives would take them after they broke up." What? That's not true. John lived for 10 years after the Beatles broke up, and George lived for 31 years. So, we did get to see where their lives took them after they broke up.

You're right, their breaking up was inevitable, for a lot of reasons. For an obsessed fan like me, that was painful. But being the Beatles, it was perfect--they went out on top, with Abbey Road as a smashing climax, and left us wanting more. 50-plus years later, we're still talking about it. Looking back, I'm glad they never got back together as a foursome. I think it would have only tarnished their legacy, in my opinion. It was damn-near perfect as it was.

Yeah we really did love them didn't we, when they split I was heartbroken I wasn't a happy kid but they gave me something to look forward to, their next single or album.. After they broke up their subsequent solo albums gave us some of the magic especially All Things Must Pass.

Uh, no. The #1 go-to doco for anyone wanting to get familiar with The Beatles story is still the Anthology DVD set- almost 9 hours of archival video and audio plus contemporary (1994/5) interviews with the then 3 surviving Beatles, which is where 99% of everything you've seen here originated from. That team were the ones who worked their asses off getting every piece of film and audio together and tied it all together and made it run into a comprehensible story. These guys just edited it down to like 40 minutes and added captions of synopsis explaining the historical context, and they never even fixed the typo at the beginning of part 2. Group is spelled like this, not GRUOP

99% of this was taken from the Anthology. As amazing as it is to watch it’s basically plagiarized 😂 so no, this isn’t “better” than anything the band has ever put together, it IS the material the band put together 😅

i agree

What a cool share, dude!😎

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Best gorup ever

Paul is a shark now too

Can't say that they are the best because there's so many. " BUT WHAT GROOP EVER MADE SUCH A MARK ON THE WHOLE WORLD THEN THE FAB 4 " THOSE 4 BUG DUDES. What did they call themselves ?

I QUOTE ! I believe it was Lenon that said Ringo may not be a good drummer but he's a good Beatle. BEATLES FOREVER

Yep

Also worth mentioning is the many orchestra bands that took Beatle hits. An transformed them into outstanding soothing music 🎶🎶🎶.

I got into Renaissance only after 40! How about that - how could I have missed their greatness?

@@ytusersumone I imposedan elitism on my self when I was younger. Got into Metallica, Slayer and the likesf when I was 8/9. Loved ABBA, Dr Hook n plenty of other stuff but "big, old bands" I avoided... Kinda glad I did. Listened to my first full Black Sabbath album for my 30th birthday. Mad to have played guitar for 24 years and only the last few years do I go back and dig into the old ignorance...and come to love bands like The Beatles!

@@beefcheeks9353 Great to hear 😊

That’s brilliant really cos a lot of us “ oldies “ think and often say you had to be there . Obviously not , but is was great

Hell yea man I’m your age and my mom introduced them to me w the red and blue albums. Great times! Cheers!

Chuck: They were so frichn cool. We loved hearing them talk.

Yes, the most observant one, listens very well. ❤️ Love George

You wouldn't really know.

Bingo, amen and touche. Fabs Forever!

I get that feeling whenever I hear Let it Be.

abridged, compressed, condensed ;)

Nobody can really dispute that, can they ?

Yup.

What a bummer but ya know in life things are meant to happen as they happen the way i look at things like that is its cool it even happened at all but anyway what was your bands name ?

@@jefffillinger8085 It was "The Skinny Kid Band" aka: "SKB", (I always hated the name, btw) and we were based in New England.

I learned how to become a soloist because of others. Fingerstyle guitar rocks.

I don’t think Pete Best was a good enough drummer to deserve to become a millionaire. If he was, he wouldn’t have gotten fired.

Yeah, i don't disagree but to find the real essence of the Beatles listen to their first 4-5 albums. The later ones introduced the sophistication that turned them into a super group before the term was even known.

I even saw the misspelling of group as "gruop" on part 1.😆

@@elwin38 best gorup eva

Paul would never have done that. It was the narcissist Billy.

Right. Sort f like a nice bootleg.

The White Album is great the way it is. I wouldn't change anything about it. Even songs like 'Wild Honey pie' and 'Why don't we do it in the road' are perfect for the record.

I`m with George Martin. I`ve tried so dam hard to like this album. Imagine making Rubber Soul a double album , you`d surely diminish a masterpiece.

What are the best songs? And it still would sound nothing like a band album. Then? It's creativity was a double album getting the songs out, it's individual tracks,it's different to the other albums, some say the best. That's cos all the different tracks🎸🎶

You are the judge of that???? Then congratulations. Nobody knew that Mark Chapman would murder John Lennon. Not even you.

They were done. Toast. Sick of the whole scene. Agreed.

Yoko?

I don't think drastically different, but different and brave at times.

Not really.

"Paul's point of view was always drastically different from the other three." Yeah, fortunately for music history! The other three acknowledged many times that he was the driving force that kept them making records after Revolver.

@@thinkforyourself828 McCartney wanted the Beatles to continue, by Get Back Harrison wanted his own outlet, so did Lennon. Even Ringo wanted to do other stuff like the films. I think McCartney would have been happy for the Beatles to carry on for longer.

Only after 1966.

You are a total idiot and don't know much about music, had John and Paul included George in more song writing perhaps he would have churned out a lot more better songs, but John and Paul were too much into their own egos is it a wonder that here comes the sun was voted the best beatles song of all time, and Frank Sinatra said that Something was the best ballad he had ever heard both written by George Harrison a feat John or Paul could never achieve.

@@morganalvarez5925 I usually don't respond to anyone who's first responds is to "name call" but I'll give it a try. 1st, reread my post. I said George wrote some great songs. Just not on par with John and Paul. In fact I think "All things must past" is the best album done by any of the Beatles. And I've got just about everything they have ever put out, Beatles and post Beatles. Took my entire family to Europe in 2017. Let my boys plan everything, my only demand was when we stay in London I must go to Abbey Road. Our last day in England I took a train with my youngest son to Liverpool, and took a tour on "The Magical Mystery Tour". The gentleman guiding the tour was a school mate of John Lennon. Told us alot about John. He obviously loved John but said he was always a B.S.er and always ready for a fight. George was the poorest. None of that diminished my love for their music. It's the best rock stuff ever. But I can look at their music and say it was great, and also look at them as people and judge them differently. Just like I can appreciate Richard Wagners music but dislike him. He was antisemitic if you didn't know. I'm not Jewish, but I don't care much for prejudice people. As for me not knowing much about music; you know nothing about me. But I'll give you a bit of info. I've been playing guitar for 45 years (I'm 66), I have only 2 guitars, a Martin D45 and Cordoba classical. My piano is a 1927 Steinway B. with Renner action. This piano was sent to Hamburg Germany in 2003 to be fully restored. Why Hamburg you ask? Thats where it was built. Full disclosure, I'm ok on guitar and don't don't play much piano. I know one piece, "moonlight sonata" . Its my son who plays. A graduate of The university of Santa Barbara, a masters from "The University of Houston", a doctorate from " The University of Georgia". All in piano performance and music petagogie. I don't think for one second because my son is very accomplished at piano that means I am. He 36, been playing since he was 4. But I think I was a good father and took a great interest in what he was being taught. You can't help learn by osmosis if you pay attention. I can tell the difference Baroque, classical, romantic, and pop. Can you? And when I say pop I'm not speaking of the difference between Sinatra and the Beatles. Now you know a little about me, I know nothing of you except you judge people without much info. One last thing, I can play just about anything the Beatles ever wrote on guitar, cords or tab. Except for the opening link on "bungalow bill". But they didn't play that either, a studio musician did... P.S. My youngest son and I went to Paul's concert , 2013 Hollywood Bowl. Great concert, 2:45 min. But when he sang "Michelle" he dedicated it to Obama. The place was packed but half the crowd was yelling, shut up and sing. So I'm not alone, there were a lot of people saying Paul just ruined their experience... I don't care for his politics, but I still had a good time ( I was with my son, who I've taught, be careful how you judge people you don't know)

@@mynonameyt Good to hear Paul dedicated "Michelle" to Mr. Obama, the scholar and statesman who preceded the Ignorant Orange Savage.

@@davidbowman4259 I'm sure you're loving the condition the country is in right now. And by the way you voted for the most liberal senator the country has ever known when it came to abortion. I think I'll be on God's side on that one. And I'll stand with Thomas Sowell on who's the worst president this country has ever had.

He was frustrated for sure, that manifested as jealousy a little. I think they should have realised after he wrote Taxman how much of a good a song writer he was and given him more than two cuts per album...