On Vocals/Guitar: John On Bass/Mellotron: Paul On Swarmandal: George On Drums: Ringo On LSD: All of them

*Girl:* "I was giving you all the signals!" *the signals:*

A lot of these clips seriously look like they were filmed today. Not just the video quality, but there’s something about the cinematography that feels distinctly modern.

"Living is easy with eyes closed - Misunderstanding all you see. It's getting hard to be someone, but it all works out - It doesn't matter much to me" Those lines are just beautiful on so many levels.

“Living is easy with eyes closed”

Who else is listening to Beatle Songs in the middle of the night?

For those of you who didn't live through the 60's, NO other band caused the level of anticipation The Beatles caused before the release of every single and album they created. Each record was more creative and innovative than the last. They NEVER repeated themselves. Each song was unique and special in it's own way. They were truly the greatest musical phenomenon of the 20th century. They are timeless.

Trippy, dreamy, scary, dramatic...pure Lennon

Only the Beatles could tune a tree

nowadays music: *hits a high note* the beatles: *hits a note high*

hearing The Beatles in the middle of the night hits different ...

I was born in 1957. Listening to The Beatles today is a cure for sadness for me. It's the best medicine. A trip to the 60s/70s/80s where there was a kind of world that ended but whose memory makes me very happy.

Imagine living in 1967 and hearing this song for the first time🤯🤯🤯

Billie Elish: I make the weirdest music videos The Beatles: hold our magic mushrooms.

It’s absolutely crazy how good this quality is. Especially since this was from 1967. This literally could’ve been recorded today. It feels so eerie and futuristic, but that’s fitting for one of the best songs of all time.

Not only one of the greatest songs of all time, but also one of the greatest videoclips ever made. And it was just the beginning of the videoclips' era.

How can a song sound so happy and sad at the same time?

“I hope the temperature isn’t too high” *the temperature* :

How can this innovation still seem ahead of its time 60 years later

When I was younger I didn,t understand the lyrics. Living is easy with eyes closed. Now I'm older they make sense. I think Lennon means it's easy to live if you turn a blind eye and turn away from all the injustice and cruelty in the world. Pure genius

girl: “i don’t know why i’m still single. my standards aren’t even that high. “ *her standards:*

10 year old me and my friends after eating my brother's special brownies:

Time changes, mystery notes, the doubling of the voices on the recording, the experimenting of the mastering arrangements. Some of the greatest of all time.

What i love about the beatles is that they could make anything and somehow it will still be Beatles

Ringo’s Drumming in this song is SEVERELY underrated.

Every time Paul stares into my soul when Lennon says "Nothing is real", I feel genuinely threatened.

One of the greatest pieces of music ever written and recorded🙏. I remember when it was first played on the radio. "Whoa, is that the Beatles?" Incredible, deep, like nothing else in music! Still, still.

It's such a trip that so much talent could congregate together in one group

It was the 60s, and they had a better camera than my 2019 phone.

This song makes me nostalgic for a time I wasn't a part of

"Let me take you down..." such a clever song opener that could be interpreted multiple ways, as can most lines of the song.

Dudes, I just got really high before watching this, and god damn I feel cleansed of anger and anxiety, and I feel truly calm and relaxed. I am going to have a great next several hours.

“Living is easy with eyes closed” Blind People: Am I a joke to you

Friend: I dreamed that I was dating my crush! My dreams:

We're not looking for old songs, just for old memories. However this song is such a timeless and the most appreciated masterpiece!

on a beatles binge again god i can't express every time i come back to the beatles how much i loved them. there will never be another beatles ever

" Strawberry fields, Nothing is real" *the crushing truth of reality*

Crazy we lost John 40 years ago today. Use this song to remember him every year, RIP

I think this is my favorite Beatles song. It is comforting on many levels. It reminds us that there really isn't anything to get hung about. Peace.

A masterpiece. Perhaps THE masterpiece of popular music over the past century. They really were the most fabulous foursome. God bless John and George. And long live Paul and Ringo.

John and George didn't die, they just went to strawberry fields forever.

nobody is going to talk about the quality of the video? i mean, it's scary. it seems as if it had been recorded today.

THIS IS WHY I LOVE SONGS WITH DARK MEANINGS.THEY HIT HARD

Golden era for music

i love how ringo patiently waits for his turn to pour paint on the piano

I once heard art described as “something that should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed.” I’d say this song lives up to that standard.

I decided to send/share all my Beatles videos to/with my son who is 20. He's a music minor in college now. My brother is a jazz musician and personal music teacher. We grew up with these gentlemen.

This genuinely might be the greatest song of all time, I wasn’t a Beatles fan before, and deadass after hearing this, I genuinely think this is one of the greatest, most complex compositions of the all time.

A lot of people can hit a high note, but few can hit a note high.

It’s mind blowing how they went from “I Want To Hold Your Hand” to “Strawberry Fields” in just three years

John's thoughts in music are just wonderful.

This will never age given how high quality it is and the time period

Ages of the Beatles in 1967 George Harrison - 24 years old Paul McCartney - 25 years old John Lennon - 27 years old Ringo Starr - 27 years old

“And nothing to get hung about” When John Lennon was young he and his mates would climb the trees and walls at Strawberry Fields. His Aunt Mimi would yell at him to stop and say: “Stop John you’ll get hanged!” And John would answer “there’s nothing to get hung about!” I learnt this on the Magical Mystery Tour today

I always like to view this song as a cathartic release of emotion for the band after how tension fuelled and stressful the 1966 tours had been for all of them

Like all great original art, this at first confused audiences, some of whom remain confused, but it is one of their most stunning achievements.

*When you're on your way to Strawberry Field but you stumble across Mushroom Field first:*

psychologist: all dreams have meaning my dream:

God bless you, John. What a beautiful transcendence.

Damn the video quality looks like it could have been made this year. It looks extremely sharp for being 50 years old or whenever it came out

This song Is like a fever dream

So jealous of anyone that hears this song for the first time.

How is it this was filmed 57 years ago and looks better than pretty much every single video produced in the 90's and early 2000's!

Timeless. Just timeless. Cannot be dated-could have been released yesterday. But of course -these days it will be #150 in the charts. At best. That's the state of the charts now. I'm not old by the way!

I always wondered what goes through Paul and Ringo minds since they are still around after all these years, so much music concerts, albums, interviews. You wonder if they sit around and think about what a life they've had.

The Beatles were so ahead of their time.

高校生の頃よく聴いてました〜今でも大好きな曲です♪

My sister: Mt. Everest isn’t that high Mt. Everest:

that one kid on the zoom meeting: 2:56

Nunca un rostro me provoca tanta felicidad en mi vida como el rostro de estos niños ingleses!😅😊

It’s 5:22 am now, starting the day with this beautiful song.

I am here because of RINGO STAR's FACEBOOK POST. "Tuesday, 8 December 1980 we all had to say goodbye to John peace and love John. I’m asking Every music radio station in the world sometime today play Strawberry Fields Forever. Peace and love. 😎✌️🌟❤️🎶🎼💝☮️" - Ringo

Strawberries are a hell of a drug.

When I became obsessed with The Beatles at 14 years old, this was the first song I discovered and I must have listened to it literally 1000 times in a row the first times. It was so interesting to me. It's not a fave anymore but it is such a classic.

How is this not the greatest song of all time

1:08 When you accidentally open the front camera.

Car driving past: 'What's that?' 'It's a piano tied to a tree and the Beatles jumping around like rabbits'

No one will ever touch the Beatles. Ever. The best. Hands down

An eternal song for everyone's childhood time.

I hope my electricity bill isn’t high this month My electricity bill:

*Teacher:* "The test isn't that confusing." *the test:*

My favourite Beatles song. Awesome far out video! ❤

"Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see" この曲を書く数年前にはアイドルとして世界中の女性にもてはやされていたとは思えないほど深い詞。ジョンレノンは、ビートルズはアーティストであり哲学者と言える。素敵！

Who needs drugs to feel high when we have this masterpiece

Ringos' drumming on this is masterful. Honestly he doesn't get enough love.

The music is on a another level altogether

One time my cousin who was about 10 was given strawberries and whipped cream and she started singing "Strawberry Fields Forever" and I freaked out, I said who taught you that and she said "Uncle Pat". I was so relieved. A true masterpiece.

You know it's timeless when it's old but still feels futuristic.

Cameramen: Okay, John, you’re in charge. How insane do you want this to be? John: *y e s*

This, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and A Day In The Life are all insane. These songs deserve its own league honestly

Perfect. Uneasiness. The space between where you thought you were - to where you might be next. Be comfortable. It's okay. x

I was in NYC in Dec 2000, on the 20th anniversary of John's murder, because my sister was there, dying of breast cancer. I was in her hospital room that afternoon, when it came on the tv that there was to be a huge celebration. She & I were 2 of the little kids in Feb 1964 who sat in front of the tv to see The Beatles on Ed Sullivan. The first concert we ever went to was The Beatles, in Memphis, August 19, 1966, four days before her 13th birthday. I was 9. In 2000, she was in and out of consciousness, the cancer had spread to her brain, but when she heard 'Strawberry Fields' and that people were gathering to honor John, she bolted up in her bed and ordered me to go. I didn't want to leave her, I knew she was very close to death. But, big sisters, you know... I went to Strawberry Fields in Central Park and it was amazing. So much love, such a feeling of the best of humanity, surrounded by so many people, strangers, but everyone peaceful, laughing, smiling, singing, crying. I have my sister to thank for so many things, and this was one of them. RIP Lynda. I love you.

My 6th grade teacher had us analyze this song as an English writing project. She was a cool teacher.

“Are people still listening to this in..” ,yes we are

This looks like it was recorded yesterday. So trippy. So unreal. So Beatles.

John: "no one I think is in my tree" * *Paul literally above the tree* *

Everyone: Why are we dumping paint on the piano? John: Can you tell me a reason not to?

Simply one of their great track from a group that is the greatest and changed music forever. Still sounds fresh and cool today.

one of the best songs ever written. and that English countryside

Queen : " we made the first music video" Beatles : "hold my LSD"