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it's nice when the title is so asinine that one knows which channels to block right off the bat. Cheers.

Hey, this was an enjoyable video, but as some constructive criticism, it feels more engaging if you look directly at the camera when you speak, it looked like you were looking at a script during the video, nothing wrong with that, but felt the video would have been more engaging if you were looking at the camera during those moments

The decision to use Hello Goodbye as the A-side and l Am The Walrus as the b-side is just laughable. McCartney and George Martin as good as they were didn't have the artistic vision John had.

The remix is a disaster!

Anyone liking I Am The Walrus might like to try Utopia's Everybody Else Is Wrong

I don't know why, but really I do... I don't like the way you're shitting on John's lyrics. But that figures. This world's generation loves to put things I care about down. Whatever.

It is said that if you can decode I am the walrus, you will understand the meaning of life

“Crabalocker fish wife, p*rnographic priestess” what the hell could you get from that?

"...good sounding words that sound good together..." Michael Stipe of R.E.M. was asked what the lyrics meant. He replied, "NOTHING. Everyone else in the band has notes and chords to play. As the vocalist, I need something on which to base the sounds that I make. The words don't mean ANYTHING. They are simply things for me to sing." So, all of you fans that are pouring over lyric sheets to comprehend the MEANING, are simply wasting your time! 😂

Bravo, Mr. PB

the Egg Man was " Eric Burdon " of the 60s pop group.....the Animals

I'm your 65th follower, one day you'll have a million. I'd love to invest in your channel now! Great review of an even better track

Yellow matter custard, Green snot pie, all mixrd together with a dead dog's eye, If you nlike it lick it up quick and wash it down with a cup of cold sick.

Spot on fella. 😀👍👏👏

I want to thank you for your incredibly detailed analysis of the Beatles masterpiece, I Am The Walrus. I was the drummer in a local rock band when Magical Mystery Tour was released. I initially couldn't stand to listen to 'I Am The Walrus' as I thought it was just too chaotic to make any sense out of it and now that's what I totally love about it. SO, if I was going to suggest a Beatles' song, perhaps 'Tomorrow Never Knows' if you haven't covered it. That's another of John's tunes that I initially disliked but now thoroughly enjoy. Thanks!

It is a L,ovely S,ong D,efinitely .

"Just poetry" as if poetry has no meaning or intended meaning. John knows that it does. He also knows that foolish people take things literally and burn albums and make death threats for perceiving words as condemnations and thus condemning as a result. There is meaning in all John's songs, he was a very deep thinking guy. Even in trying to write nonsense verses he leaves meaning just by his intent. He also later goes onto write Glass Onion, and declares "The Walrus was Paul". Ok, nuff said.

Videos for meth heads . Tone down the editing ! People don’t speak with split-second pauses between sentences . Couldn’t watch

One of my favorite things about this song is the subtle use of technology in the stereo version that makes this song even more surreal. In the middle of the song, a 2:02 you hear an interlude with a string ensemble and high pitched whining. People born after about 1965 (and who have never used short band radio) probably won't recognize what that whining is, but it is the sound of an analog radio dial tuner switching radio frequencies (i.e. channels). Now days with digital tuning and station lock, you don't hear that noise. After the end of interlude when the radio is tuned into another frequency, the song proceeds but now in monaural! The subtle and almost unconscious effect is that the listener is transported into another dimension -- from the dimension of stereo to the dimension of mono. From what I read this was by accident (because the radio background was recorded onto the mono track and couldn't be separated for stereo, so they just used the mono recording for the second half of the stereo version) but it has the brilliant effect of making this already brilliant surreal song even more surreal.

Um, yah, brilliant tune and even better lyrics. Most important song?.. I would vote for Day in the life.

I agree, this is their best achievement

I've never heard it, but wasn't there a 2012 remix done for Yellow Submarine DVD/blueray release? I look for it every now and then, but short of buying the disc of the film I don't know where to find it. That said, if you search I am the walrus stereo remix there's a version, nearer the original length, which I think may be it. But I'm not sure. It is good though. Oh, and the version from the Love album is also decent

I LOVE THIS SONG

Yellow mater custard is from a rhyme we as kids in the 50/s i was a kid in the 50/s and come from St.helens near Liverpool. The rhyme went, yellow mater yellow mater Green snot pie all mixed up with a dead dogs eye slap it on a butty slap it on thick then wash it down with a cup full of sick.

Strawberry Fields Forever is the Beatles most crucial and pivotal song. This is what transformed the band from one era to the next

Yes, it’s far better that hello goodbye

This whole magical mystery tour set of recordings is exactly that.... magical

No, George Martin was called the 5th Beatle, and it’s logical, Brian wasn’t a musician, George Martin was a musician and added so much musically to the Beatles anthology.

The sitting in an English garden bit reversed says "Worst of all he's in a dark chill Remember this please"

1st: It's Ep-st-e-in like "i" not -steen! 2nd: Walrus is not THE most important song - rather "one of the best Beatles songs". If I'd have to chose THE most important it would be "A Day In The Life" - or Hey Jude, or Penny Lane, or Strawberry Fields, or She Loves You, or Let It Be, or All You Need is Love ... or Something ... Why should your opinion have any value? I'm at least an expert ...

I just realised the Come Together chorus is basically an inversion of the Walrus chorus.

I tried to like this song for a long time, tried to give it credit for something. Now, I realize it's not a great song or a good song. It's Lennon and the Beatles trying to be profound and failing.

The Beatles have always been a big part of my life (I was born in 1967). In fact, when the Beatles Recording Sessions book came out in the 80s it spurred me to actually got to uni and learn audio engineering. I digested everything in that book. So their sessions and methods have been ingrained in me. TO understand how John Lennon put words together you need look no further than the recent Get Back film. There's plenty of examples of him messing around and throwing things together. I find part of this is down to his dyslexia, as I've known quite a few dyslexic people who have similar traits. But he also loved Spike Milligan and the Goons, as well as his influence by Bob Dylan. It's a big reflection of how some people were at the time.

Lennon wanted his voice in the song "I'm the Walrus" to sound like "a monk chanting from the top of a mountain."

Musically, I think walrus is Lennon’s most complex and beautiful composition. There are some wild chord changes and such cleverly timed melodies that put him in the same league as the greatest of classical composers. I recommend you listen to the anthology version which is a stripped-down outtake and you’ll see that even with just Lennon’s voice, an electric keyboard and drums the song is still a force of nature. I prefer the outtake to the release but my Beatles tastes are usually offbeat.

My fav was The Substance. I watched Priscilla on Mubi and it was so good! Will defiantly add these to my watch list :)

Great video. Thank you!

Mate he did not jump the wall that is a myth. He checked out of Exodus rehab facility. Or he wouldn't of had access to his wallet, money, etc. That is a myth created because of the fact that Gibby Haynes of the Butthole Surfers told him while at the facility that many people had jumped that wall. But Kurt checked himself out.

Amazing video, I was about 11 minutes in when I saw you had 3 likes, confused I looked at your subscriber count and view count and was astonished, the production quality of the video doesn't match the reception whatsoever, hugely underrated

If anyone has anymore ideas for videos, it’d be greatly appreciated!

Dude u look just like him. The short haired version. 😊

Get yourself a good mic, bro. This is unlistenable.

Watch the interviews with Joe Burns. He, along with many others, was there the day of the shot.

30 years ago!his death was treated like he was a criminal..disgrace from spd maybe they seen his the guitar pic with the rock in a cops face 😂

It amazes me how there are so many conspiracy theories about this, yet he constantly alluded the suicide and self-depreciation in his lyrics, reportedly threatened suicide several times, complained about stomach pains, was a herion addict, and survived previous suicide attempts. Sure, some things don't connect but that doesn't mean he was murdered. I don't think Courtney Love is that awful of a person that she would willingly take the life of her daughters father.

Murdered. Without a shadow of a doubt.

He was murdered! I don’t believe he committed suicide

That guy who was at the house those nights said that Kurt played them a new album, solo work, that he had finished. I wonder who stole that material. And I dont believe he finished himself.....

Dave Grohl stated on Howard Stern he was worth 15 million after Nirvana so Kurt was worth way more then 1.5 million

Why put syringes etc back to kit if goin to blew brains out? And put sleeves down?