“You’re Going To Lose That Girl” is such an underrated song. The vocals especially John’s are top-notch.

@alanmusicman3385

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed - one of my top 3 Beatles tracks of all. Had Ticket to Ride not turned out so well, I think it would have been a single.

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@alanmusicman3385 I once heard a band cover this song at the Hard Rock in Hollywood, FL and it sounded great. A very catchy, danceable tune.

@jnagarya519

2 жыл бұрын

Find a word other than "underrated," because it is not that.

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@jnagarya519 Ok, how about underappreciated?

@jnagarya519

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sweetish_Jeff_ Perhaps by those new to "The Beatles". I grew up with them and bought their LPs on first release, so I've all along known how always superior their work.

This album is so underrated and it’s so special to me, The Night Before was one of the first Beatles songs I’ve ever heard

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

The Night Before takes up a large spot on my heart! So cool to hear that it was the gateway song for your Beatles experience ! ✨

“Ticket To Ride” is a pretty heavy track for 1965. I’ve always loved the guitars on this. John Lennon said it was one his favorites and was quite proud of it.

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

John has absolutely every reason to be proud of this track. So awesome, fun and creative! I’m totally down with it!

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 He considered it one of the first “heavy metal” tracks. I don’t know about that, but it’s a more electric sound, for sure. John also really liked The Carpenters cover of “Ticket To Ride” which surprised a lot of people.

@izzonj

2 жыл бұрын

The percussion is what really makes this song interesting, IMO

@johnpjones182

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sweetish_Jeff_ Vanilla Fudge also did a great cover of the song in their dramatic psychedelic style.

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnpjones182 Love Vanilla Fudge. Great band.

"You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" was John's attempt to tap into Bob Dylan, and I think it's a great attempt. It is my favorite song on the Help! album. The way John enunciates the word "HEY!" at the start of each chorus really punctuates the song and wakes the listener from a mellow daze. Pearl Jam did a decent cover of this song in the 1990s and I can see why they liked it so much. It's a great song that really shows what an amazing vocalist John was. I love how scratchy and hoarse John's voice sounds on Hide Your Love Away; it makes the singer sound vulnerable in that moment, laid bare and totally open. I especially love how he forcefully sings the line "How can she say to me..." as if he's having to fight to force out these pent-up emotions deep within himself, putting emphasis on the rhyming words "SHE" and "ME", mirroring the two: "How can SHE, say to ME!" It's brilliant stuff. The tambourine throughout gives the song a really cozy intimate feel. It's one of my all-time favorite Beatles songs.

@alicmodder

2 жыл бұрын

Finally, others who get this shit. Well-put breakdown of an underrated tune. 👏

@gejuje

2 жыл бұрын

My favourite too, and if you play guitar and sing it, that HEY is really difficult to get right

@eljohndoe6109

2 жыл бұрын

it was a successful attempt!!!!!

@hw343434

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely epic performance from John. Some people underrate “ you’ve got to hide your love away” by comparing it to Dylan but Dylan could never sing like that!!! And the melody is next level too. It’s all there, one of John’s greatest performances ever and that’s staying something

My mother told me that she never took The Beatles seriously until she heard the song, ”Help!” and recognized it as cry for help.

@phila3884

2 жыл бұрын

John was going through his first rockstar/mid-20s crisis of confidence when he wrote this. It came out as a pop-y rocker, but the lyrics were pretty accurate, according to later interviews.

Hi Crystal! As somebody in my mid 50's it so great to see somebody half my age helping keep this music alive! So appreciative of your love for this music!

I’m going to have to declare John the clear winner of side 1. His songs were the highlights for me!

George's "I Need You" is my favorite on this side. His vocals go straight to the heart. George Martin's production is perfection.

Crystal, well done for getting back in the saddle - it's so hard to do after a major loss - but you have your life to live and your memories will always sustain you. What you are and how you live will always be a powerful testament to the love between you and your father.

Crystal, speaking of self-awareness on “It’s Only Love” you can hear an audible laugh or smile after John sings “just the sight of you makes night time brrrright! (laugh/smile) “very bright!”

Take whatever time you need to sort through your feelings, and don't feel like you owe us an apology. Never apologize for dealing with grief.

“The Lord Of The Rings” and The Beatles almost went together. At one point, the lads from Liverpool were in talks with JRR Tolkien’s camp about making a movie musical based on the books (I hope they’d have done one movie per book, but I digress). Tolkien was NOT a fan of the idea, so it ended up not happening. But the roles that each Beatle would play is perfect: Paul as Frodo Baggins, Ringo as Samwise Gamgee, George as Gandalf, and John Lennon as the one and only Gollum.

@johnpjones182

2 жыл бұрын

Wonder what it would've looked like on a smallish budget. Bert I. Gordon's "The Magic Sword" ('62) is fun & can't have cost much to make.

@fredneecher1746

2 жыл бұрын

And George Martin as Strider?

@lloydster9000

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredneecher1746 I absolutely love that idea.

Fun fact: the song “Wait” which appears on “Rubber Soul” was recorded during the “Help!” sessions. It sat on the shelf for months when.John and Paul resurrected it and added a couple of overdubs including maracas.

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Ooohh that’s a cool piece of info to take into consideration when listening to Rubber Soul! I’m super duper excited for that video!!!

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 Yes! It’s pretty amazing how some great songs were literally written at the last minute for “Rubber Soul”. They were really running out of time and had to scramble for tracks. “Girl” is one that I absolutely love and it was one of the last ones recorded.

@LeChaunce

2 жыл бұрын

Girl and You Won’t See Me - arguably two of the best tracks on the album, cranked out in one day!

@jwb932

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 Here's something else you might find fun to know. At this point, the Beatles were coming out with separate albums for the American and British markets. Because the release dates were different, sometimes the Americans would get certain songs first while other times the British would get them first. For example, "Beatles VI" was released in America after Britain's "Beatles For Sale" but before Britain's "Help!" and featured some songs from Beatles for Sale (such as "Kansas City," and "Every Little Thing") and some songs from Help! (such as "You Like Me Too Much," and "Dizzy Miss Lizzy."), which meant American listeners actually heard the latter songs before the Brits. Another example of a tweener album is "Yesterday and Today," released in America after Britain's Rubber Soul and before Britain's Revolver but featuring songs from both, with Americans getting "Nowhere Man" and "What Goes On" many months after the Brits had heard them on Rubber Soul but also getting "I'm Only Sleeping, "And Your Bird Can Sing," and "Dr. Robert" months before they were released on Revolver in Britain. At the time, most people on either side of the pond had no way of obtaining imports, so people were stuck with whatever was released in their region and had no idea the songs had already been released elsewhere. All this leapfrogging stopped with Sgt. Pepper, with the Beatles albums released simultaneously on both sides of the pond with the same songs then and thereafter.

Oh, Crystal, my heart aches for you. I don't know how you're able to project so much joy and sunshine when at the same time you're so filled with grief. That duality, though, mirrors the brilliance of Beatles songs, and perhaps can slowly help to draw you back to a good place...

Hide your love away is a brilliant example of a sad song all made of major chords. The Irish folky melody and the slow 3/4 make that possible.

I think "You're Going To Lose That Girl" would have definitely been a no 1 for them.

John wrote the song "HELP!" He really was in a depressed state of mind. He was having a very difficult time dealing with the huge success they were experiencing at the cost of losing his personal freedom to just walk about without getting mobbed. The song truly was a cry for "HELP!"

So many great songs on this album. On "Ticket To Ride", Ringo drives the song with his distinctive pattern.

@alanmusicman3385

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, he did a great job on that track. Love the way he does something different and distinctive before each occurence of "She's got a ticket to ride and she don't care"

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@alanmusicman3385 Ringo is genius. He rarely does the same fill twice. If you listen to outtakes of “Thank You Girl”, that drum fill at the end was an edit piece and he plays it different each time, about 5 takes, before they get the one used on the record.

...Ticket to ride..best song on the album..and one of their best.period...

Do these at your own pace Crystal. Don't feel rushed. This year may be challenging for you but It will also be filled with opportunities to grow and strengthen. I wish you well in those endeavors.

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kindness & compassion 💓💓💓 lots of love to you

I love that I Need You is one of your favorite songs on this album..this song is easily my top four Beatles songs of all time…and this is recent that I realized this. Thing about the Beatles is your top songs always change in different periods in your life. I Need You to hang in there and smile. I know it’s hard but you gotta try your best. In the end everything will be ok. It has to be right?

It's hard to overstate how important "Ticket to Ride" is to the Beatles canon. It was one of their game-changers; a huge hit in a succession of huge hits. It defines the early Beatles for me.

Crystal, you hit the nail perfectly on the head when you talked about some days feeling like progress followed by days where the opposite seems to be the case. That's precisely how the grieving process works, so try and remind yourself of this when you feel like you're losing ground! One thing from me about Ticket To Ride...... Ringo still takes my breath away with that insanely fast roll near the beginning! I've never heard another drummer that could match it for speed and precision!

During the summer of 1965, the group toured America again. They played the Hollywood Bowl again (which was professionally recorded, though not released during the band's existence), and performed at Shea Stadium, which, I believe, set a concert attendance record. That concert was filmed.

there is reason to rush the grieving process, take your time and heal. the departed are never truly gone so long as we keep them in our memory

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your words my kind friend 🤎🤎🤎

Crystal you have my deepest sympathy for your struggles. I hope eventually that each week gets a little easier for you. Life can be awfully hard sometimes. But maybe a consolation is that we have each other to lean on to ease the pain. Certainly, your videos have given me a lot of joy during my own hard times. And I hope the audience you attracted - who appreciates you very much - gives you some strength and desire to keep going. As tough as times may be right now, let's take a sad song and make it better. Hang in there. ❤

Cute little song at the end Crystal. :) Looking forward to Side 2. Take all the time you need. Adjusting to new realities is never easy, and your Dad will always be with you.

Ticket to Ride has always been one of my favorite Beatles songs from that period. The guitars , drums, harmonies all great. I always felt like if someone wanted to hear their sound, I would play this

"Tell Her About It" was meant as an homage to Motown groups.

It’s easy to forget that this was a soundtrack. In Hide Your Love Away, when you hear him chuckle as he says “clowns”, he does so in the film too haha

One of my favorite albums. And another great job, Crystal! You should set up a livestream where we can all talk about our favorite Beatle songs when you're done covering all their albums.

Thanks for sharing this! I was 7 when I first heard the song Help. I was driving with my Dad in the country when it came on the radio, and I was blown away! It was like the first time I'd listened to music. I loved the hints of counterpoint! That was the moment when I fell in love with music 🤣

Buried on the second side of the album is a song which wasn't even released as a single in the U. K. at the time, but became the most-covered Beatles song of all. "Yesterday". No other Beatles besides Paul were present in the studio.

The Night Before is such a chill tune. It's funny that you mention that it has a mood like in a cave, while they're playing the song in the middle of a field surrounded by full military guard to protect them from the villains trying to get to Ringo's finger, the scene cuts to and from a cave.

Crystal, you are such a strong lady. Please give yourself all the time you need to process the new, heartbreaking circumstance you are in. Don't feel you need to "put on a brave face" all the time. We want the best for you and it's ok to feel that loss. Hugs, dear.

Keep preserving. He will always be with you. You will always miss him, but it will get easier. ❤️🌹🧚🏽‍♂️

Your Dad must be so proud of you Crystal - great work!

I understand you’re still dealing with alot, Crystal. It’s OK to ask for help once in a while. 🤗

Funny I've been listening Beatles albums all my life and never noticed the pattern of George dominating the "numero cuatro" songs until your videos. Btw....you wear cold well. 🥶

While on their regular tour of the U.S. in the summer of 1965, the band met Elvis, who was making one of his Hollywood movies. It began awkwardly, but ended well. The only documentation is old snapshots of girls hiding in trees, etc.

I’ve said it before but I just love your take, your insights into these songs. It brightens my day, just as I hope all of the nice comments you have gotten here brightens yours. I wish you a better 2022 than 2021. I don’t know if this helps, but you were fortunate to have a father with whom you had such a close and loving relationship. I do envy you a bit for that. Not all of us were so lucky.

You can't talk about Ticket to Ride without mentioning Ringo's outstanding drum part.

Very sorry for your loss. I still have both of my parents so I don´t completely understand how you´re feeling but I´think it must be very hard to come to terms with loosing someone who has from the beginning been a constant presence to rely on, so I wish you all the best on that journey. I discovered the Beatles in the 90´s, during my teenage years, and fell in love with their music. I have sometimes wondered if younger people don´t know their music or care for it, but seeing their music bring so many smiles to your face assures me that their music is loved by all generations and will outlive us all.

Thank you Crystal for continuing to upload in these difficult times that you are facing and thank you for another great Beatles reaction & analysis looking forward to side 2. Wishing you strength for today and hope for tomorrow.

WONDERFUL. You always do a great job and once again I'm so sorry for your loss. Your an amazing person. you will do great in this life.

As evidenced by "I Need You", George's crankiness, his most pervasive early trait as a songwriter, extended into his love songs.

There are two songs from these sessions that didn’t wind up on the album; “If You’ve Got Troubles” and “That Means A lLot”. The first one has Ringo on lead vocals and is not one of their best, to be kind. “That Means A Lot” is a good track, very reminiscent of “Ticket To Ride” which might be why it didn’t wind up on the album.

@erikdolnack2737

2 жыл бұрын

"If You've Got Trouble" is a wonderful song, a real rocker!

@Sweetish_Jeff_

2 жыл бұрын

@@erikdolnack2737 I kind of like it as a guilty pleasure. The riff is very “Day Tripper”-ish.

"Ticket to Ride" is one of my favorites. Raised Episcopal, it reminds me of an Anglican church hymn in the verse parts, where the lines are finished on a really high note meant to show praise. Then other parts are more traditional R & B. Help! is definitely where their music starts to get more varied and interesting.

Love your reactions Crystal!!

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Kevin!! Love you!

Welcome back, Crystal! So fab to see you again. Great video as always. 👍👍

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Fab to see you here I’m the comments!!! Happy happy new year to you :)

Great to see you and one of your Beatles LP reactions again, Crystal! Happy New Year to you, too. I look forward to many more reactions from you in '22!!

aw great choice for the first reaction of the new year. Wonderful reaction as always. Help! was my first Beatles LP and I can still vividly remember discovering my parent's CD copy when I was an early teen. The Anthology TV series had just started airing and my parents recorded it onto VHS tape. I nearly wore it out I watched it so much, absorbing everything. I knew the early hits, but as soon as I heard some the songs from Help! I went to find the CD and I listened to the album over and over. It was the perfect Beatles LP to have as my first real listening experience. I knew it was also a movie, but I hadn't seen it, and I actually thought the album was a kind of song cycle/concept album that told the story of the movie in songs, haha. It's still a very special Beatles album for me, very close to the heart. Cheers and Happy New Year!

Hey there, I’ve enjoyed watching your Beatles videos this past few months. You have great musical insight. I too lost my dad when I was young, 23 or 24. And he introduced me to the Beatles, Rubber Soul(U.S. version) when I was really young 3 or 4 years old, and I was hooked and took my Beatles education from there. Excited for the next album! Hang in there. You’ve been delt a tough one. A heavy blow for anyone to go through. It really sucks to put it plainly. I’m sorry for your loss. I hope you have a good support system with family and friends and now, with the Beatles. They have a special place in your heart, always. They are a beacon to show you the way😊 They’ve inspired me through out my life.

So many great songs on this album

Grouse to watch you reacting to a band that.......& continue to inspire me. to be my #1 band since I was a 5 year old in 1966. Hope you become a 'Beatle-fan' like so many millions of us. GAZ (Melbourne/Australia)

Another wonderful, insightful video! I am glad to see you back and hope we will see your next posting soon. You do such a great job. We're all with you. Let's hope 2022 will be a good year for you and for us all.

So glad you’re persevering ❤️🌹🧚🏽‍♂️

Bless you and your love on music 💙

With the accompanying movie, this one has visuals attached to each song for me. This was the beginning of their more sophisticated sounds, the middle period will always be my favorite Beatles music. Timeless!

14. You’re Gonna Lose That Girl 13. Tell Me What You see 12. Dizzy Miss Lizzy 11. You Like Me Too Much 10. I’ve Just Seen a Face 9. Another Girl 8. Help 7. Act Naturally 6. The Night Before 5. You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away 4. It’s Only Love 3. I Need You 2. Yesterday 1. Ticket To Ride

Crystal, your comments on Beatles are insightful and amusing. Your sadness at end of video compelled me to write that I'm suffering like you. i lost both of my parents this past year. When you're feeling down know your father would want you to go forward and have a good life.

The first time I watched "Help!" as an adult the portion with Beethoven freaked me out.

Keep your chin up, Crystal. Keep moving on. Your dad was obviously proud of you and would want you to live your best life. We all love you and are here for you. The love you take is equal to the love you make ❤️

So sorry to hear of your lose ... Let it out, be brave, please grieve. You are not alone.

This was great, as always! I loved your little song at the end! You need to spend some time with good friends and talk about how you're feeling. You've probably done that already but it's always a good thing to help release some of the inner turmoil you're feeling. Love your analysis. You're very knowledgeable and articulate about music! Love to you! You're the best!

You've got to Hide your Love Away-John was inspired by Bob Dylan when he wrote this...you MUST watch the movie HELP....You will get chuckles out of the whole absurd thing, inept villains [religious cult and and scientists], chasing the Beatles all over, mysterious lady always helping them, sort of making fun of James Bond movies at the time, and ridiculous situations and inside jokes. When the lights go out in the "palace" they cut to a guy in the electric power station who exclaims to the other guy "The royal fuse has blown!" Double meaning there of course...I Need You George was using a new fangled floor pedal thing called a volume pedal to get that effect on the guitar sound. Sounds like there are some bongos in this song as well. This song's lyrics can apply to most any relationship, not just a break up...Ticket to Ride was a big hit single before HELP in Spring 1965, and was included the movie with an iconic video that is part of the movie. You can see that clip on you tube, probably a founding cornerstone of how to do music videos, if not intended. That clip really shows what the Beatles were about, during the Beatlemania touring years. They were the first band to preform in stadiums , no monitors or light shows, and they did this song in the Shea Stadium concert in August 1965, which you can also see online. another song from that era is "I'm Down", it rocks the stadium at the end. Side note:. I get the whole grief thing, been there done that....you're doing every thing right no matter how much it hurts. We are all here for you online and on your side if we are worth anything as a human being. ...I believe that being the toughest "sob" in the world is acknowledging your grief rather than trying to hide it, and tackling it head on like you are doing, just let it flow. Best way to fight it is let it come and go like you're doing. You own it, it's your grief, and no one has the right to tell you when to "Get over it." You're a champ!

Happy new year! Glad to see you again!

My fingers are crossed and my hands are folded for you, Crystal.

Like the first film, United Artists released the "Help!" movie, but this time the padded-out American soundtrack album came out on Capitol, the group's regular U. S. label.

Such a fun movie too- their “flat” is insane!

Happy new year good to see you upload again 😊

Get the free ad-blocker for KZread, and you'll never have to watch ads again. Yes, You're Gonna Lose That Girl has a doo-wop chord progression and vocal harmonies. It's easily my favorite of all the songs in this video. My condolences on losing your father. Not to be flippant at all, but when you commented that you are dealing with your new reality, the line from Help! went through my head: "and now my life has changed in oh so many ways..."

As soon as I heard "Help", I wanted to hold you cause I felt the emotion, you did great though and I'm glad you brought it up because, as a dad, your like holding your hands out in case your baby falls taking her first steps and these are your first steps in this first year and you did brilliantly. I love this album, even though the movie didn't do so well, this was to me, some of the best music they did. Remember Crystal, were still here to support you just in case you need us in your baby steps of this year.

Happy New Year Crystal. Hang in there, things will get better over time. There's no schedule on this matter. I not only feel that Help is not just one of The Beatles most underrated albums but one of the more underrated in pop music history. Trust me on this kiddo I was alive in 65 and this was the perfect quintessential pop album of that year. Nobody sounded like this in those days. The next album just 5 months later in December, 1965 "Rubber Soul" was a whole different beast, these guys were traveling at light speed starting with Help in August 65. Starting with this album you can really start too hear the influence of marijuana on them, especially John's songs, it just became more mature overnight. Bob Dylan turned them onto reefer in August, 64 and after that they never looked back. Beginning with Beatles For Sale you can hear the Dylan and reefer influence on John with his tracks "No Reply" "I'm A Loser" and "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party" John said that the track "Help" was during his "Fat Elvis period" and was a true cry for help. He stated that he was eating and drinking like a pig and was feeling quite isolated and constricted by the whole Beatlemania thing and beginning to feel depressed. He said this song and "Nowhere Man" we're two if his favorite Beatles tracks because they were real, how he was feeling when he wrote them and were just as relevant for him in late 1980 as they were in 65 when he wrote them. John was still by far the dominant writer on this album and through "Rubber Soul" "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" is John doing Dylan and a great track. "Your Gonna Lose That Girl" highly underrated. Glad to hear you say "U Need You" was top three for you, I would put in my top 5 off of this record. How could you have worn out " Ticket To Ride" in a week? God only knows how many times I've listened to this song since 65 and I've never tired of it. The fade out on this song is really cool with Paul playing that little lead guitar where it goes Da Da, Da Da. Picture a huge steam locomotive barreling past you at a railroad crossing pulling a high speed passenger train and laying on the whistle. If Paul isn't mimicking a speeding train there then I'm crazy and I'm pretty sure I'm not quite there yet. ☮️✌️💕

Dear Crystal, I want to wish you the happiest of new years as well. We all know the last year was not the best for you, so I can only wish you lots of love, luck and health for this new one! Keep enjoying this great music and I will enjoy all the content you're going to put online here.

Thank you for another installment of music appreciation.

@mconnaghan

2 жыл бұрын

I was going to add some sappy stuff, but I stopped myself. Tell no one.

@mconnaghan

2 жыл бұрын

I'm saying I do appreciate you being around and making these videos for us.

You are so talented!

Happy new year, Crystal!! Great album but not of my favourites. If you haven't see it yet, I recommend you to see the Beatles movies: A hard days's night, Help!, yellow submarine (although the last one is very weird but it's a unique animated film) Great analysis, once again, Crystal.

Great album! Great movie too (you should see this film, if you haven't already)! By the way, A Ticket to Ride is also a great drumming/Ringo song. Ringo is so tasteful and playful with his fills on ATTR, using a variety of different accents and fills throughout the song. I love his playing (and the production/recording of the drums) on this album!

Your father will always be in your heart. You are your father's legacy, and he lives on in you. I'm sure he looks down on you with satisfaction knowing that he did a good job raising you and giving you the strength you need to go on without him. It's your turn to shine. Always remember you carry a part of him with you and his spirt lives on within you.

"Please remember how I feel about you I could never really live without you" -- and your Beatles reactions :-)

Love your way of doing these videos. ❤❤❤

Happy New Year Crystal, nice to see you again! This was a great reaction video, your insights and love for the music is so great to see. Check out "That Means A Lot", from The Beatles Anthology Vol. 2. That amazing song was left off the "Help" soundtrack and never released. Unbelievable. Keep the videos coming Crystal!!

I hope you are doing well! Thank you for sharing! May these words bring you some comfort. I enjoy your reaction videos very much, however your health and well being are more important! 'Team Crystal' will always be here for you! And, Beatles 4ever! Peace & Love 😎✌❤

The original movie title was "Eight Arms To Hold You".

My mother past 16 years ago, and the pain will slowly be replaced with fond memories. All that said there's music I can not listen to, even today. Songs that I was into around the time of her death and songs and musicians she loved. She loved Muddy Waters but I can't hear more than 2 seconds before I have to shut it off.

You should watch the movie, it's silly but it's good fun. I was 6 years old when my father took us to the cinema to watch it; everybody was screaming out loud during the whole session.

Love your Beatles reactions…but the well finally dries up soon. What are you thinking of doing next? Pink Floyd? Pretty please? Cheers…

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Hey hey!!! I actually have an entire page on my notes with a super long list of future bands to delve into! I actually might start with a new band while going into the Beatles’ members solo works!

@dennisberceles7387

2 жыл бұрын

The Beatles' are the greatest ever, pay no attention to pink floyd or whatever other funky vocal things Crystal..

@Mimi-kk7iu

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 i think you’d love George’s All Things Must Pass album from what I’ve seen

Welcome back 😊

Great Reactions!!

Happy new year, and lots of love and support to Crystal from a fan in Seattle. Here's a fun fact for you drummers out there. During the two breaks in The Night Before ("Last night is the night I will remember you by....") Ringo plays essentially the same calypso pattern that he played on I Feel Fine several months prior. AFAIK this is the only time he re-used this pattern on a Beatles record. It can be tricky to play well at speed, but of course Ringo makes it sound easy and really drives the song forward.

Watch the movie it's very funny in color and the Beatles look beautiful! "Help" is another dimension the boys journeyed into, they're voices are hypnotic more beautiful then the previous album 💙💜💖🐞🐞🐞🐞

You,re lookin a bit better Kid. I have been worried about you👍🙂💜

A Crystal bomb, yeah! I always look forward to these.

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha a Crystal bomb! That’s such a cool way to term it! Sounds like something sold from Lush or Bath and Bodyworks ✨ thank you for being here, I appreciate you

@johnpress

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 Thank you!

Happy New Year Crystal! Hope 2022 is a great year for you. John Lennon said that Help! was his most personal song--at the time he felt completely overwhelmed by the success and fame.

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year Brad!!! How did you ring in the new year!

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

And that overwhelmed feeling reaching out for a hand is definitely well articulated in this song!

@bradwilliams7198

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrystalShannon4 Thanks! Pretty low key for me. So completely OT, I saw in one of your videos you used to be a skater! I was also, once upon a time.

Best videos, hope you’re well ❤️

Honestly this might be the best Beatles Side One...

What a great album. I subbed. Your channel will blow up of this I am sure. Not only are you a beauty but you are knowledgeable. Every Beatles album is a greatest hits album.

What an amazing video!

@CrystalShannon4

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sushi Cat! You have an amazing name! :)

Thank You It's A great album!