The Beatles - Helter Skelter REACTION | I WASN'T READY
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This one considered the first heavy metal song ever made. The Beatles were always innovating and creating new sounds. Versatility.
the rest are copycats,,,
That's Paul on vocals..definitely The Beatles. This song got me started on my life long calling as a headbanger. There was ZERO out like this when it came out.
"This does not sound like any beatles i've heard already" Yeah, thats the key to the beatles ajja
The Beatles have over 200 songs. They all sound different. They're all great.
After their breakup more of 100 songs have been released that never made it on on their albums. So the Beatles had way more than 300 songs.
Well... Maxwell's Silver Hammer and She's Leaving Home.. but yeah, most of them are great.
They made 13 albums in 7 years, one time 12 songs in the studio on a single day. What did you expect :- ]
They're not all great: 'Wild Honey Pie', 'Revolution No. 9' to name but two!
@@philipchambers4165 Agreed, Grew up with them, did not like those two.
You could say that Paul McCartney single handedly invented heavy metal with this song - ironic considering that people mostly think of him as a baladeer
The debate during 1968 was between either "The Kinks" -- "You Really Got Me" -- or "The Yardbirds" "inventing" "hard rock" -- a label that was later changed to "heavy metal".
And they tend to think of John Lennon as a rocker though he was every bit as good, and sometimes better at ballads, than McCartney: listen to "This Boy".
No. You cannot say that.
They can't be put into a box... Their style, is everything... Which is why they are the most influential band in music history!
Remastered only means that the recording was “remastered.” It’s still the Beatles.
You were like “ooo this might be the best song I ever heard” and I was like yeah why the Beatles always be doing that?
Literally goat shit and it’s not even in my top 10 Beatles songs.
Greatest. Band. Ever.
Haha great reaction I always dig When someone discovered how all over the place The Beatles were musically they wrote music in virtually every format.
This is from the white album; that album alone has so many different types of music on it; just listen to the whole thing, you’ll be amazed. And sgt. pepper and revolver and abbey road. That’s why they’re the greatest
This was the first hard rock song, before heavy metal, punk or grunge even existed.
YES it is🙌🙏
No this wasn't the first hard rock song. I'm mean c'mon Jimi Hendrix first album was full of hard rock which came out over a year earlier and you had bands like Blue Cheer and Iron Butterfly who released albums earlier in 1968.
@@dsfddsgh All those groups didn’t play rock as hard as in Helter Skelter. Jimi Hendrix was doing a kind of blues-psychedelic rock, but not hard rock at all
It's definitely not the 1st hard rock song, and not the 1st heavy metal track. There is actually no such thing, as a "first time", because it is all the result of a development. The Beatles (who, by the way, already released "Hardrock" in 1965 with "I'm down" and even earlier quite wild rock'n'roll tracks) often added "something special" to such developments and also had the fantastic talent, to present every style convincingly, as if it were the most natural thing in the world.
Nah. This was described by Paul as a response to "I can see for Miles" by The Who. Velvet Underground had already put out their first album prior to this (Punk-Hard-Garage rock). I would describe it as hard rock as well as Hendrix , Cream, Yardbirds. Hard Rock already existed. This was just the Beatles pushing the boundaries of the form. Also there was a guy named Link Wray who put out a single in the early 60's called "Rumble". I would describe it as "Hard Rock".
They ARE coming like that. The Beatles did it ALL: heavy metal, proto-funk rock, Raga rock, Soul, R&B, Boy Band, Gospel, Psychedelic Rock, Avant-Garde, Experimental, Road-House rock, Music Hall, Cabaret, French Jazz, Folk, ALL of it.
Only one artist I can think of has this audacious range of different styles and moods: PRINCE. And when he plays that now iconic guitar solo to Beatle George Harrison's While My Guitar Gentle Weeps, it's Prince the genius' way of shouting out to the Beatles that their wonderful, otherworldly range enabled Prince himself to go HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE
Prince, only beaten by the Beatles and David Bowie.
@@bobwoolerOriGinal : Well, in that proverbial jam session in the sky, the likes of Nina Simone, Aretha, Bobby Marley, and Jimi Hendrix are lookin' over to THAT clique of Beatles, Bowie, and Prince, knowing that the Crewe of Qwelle will come up with some audacious setlist. It's wut they do.
Speaking of Bowie, the Dude cornered cool when he first sat down to a piano as a kid, no doubt. But when he married Iman--the dude MARRIED Iman!!--the Gods themselves on high just gave it up and muttered, haplessly: "Dayum. How, er, in Heaven are we gonna top THAT??"
Girl please! You got this right...
When you listen to certain Prince songs you can clearly hear the Beatles influence. Raspberry Barret comes to mind.
@@donnydomingo9962 : Absolutely! Two songs immediately "pop" into mind, Raspberry Berry was a very cheeky, loving allusion to the Beatles psychedelic folk-classicism fusion, circa 1965-1967 (the video with Prince in a quasi-Pepper and Yellow Submarine costume further solidifies his shout-out); Pop Life and Around the World in a Day and so many others also convey Prince's shout-outs to the Fab Fah.
But for me, it's Prince's wild eclecticism -- funk, hardrock, soul, pop, folk, psychedelic rock--his fearless, bravura embrace of all kinds of musical styles and cultures that most closely resembles the Beatles' own anarchic rejection of confining labels. There are many artists who will try a different style once and in a while. But only the Beatles and Prince defined their styles by having no end of styles, no end of experiments: they could revise, re-think, re-Imagine (oh, yeah, pun intended) because that was and will always be their particular genius. THAT is what links them.
Emily, your gonna find with the Beatles that they have SO Many different sounds, and they are all good, don't be surprised when you hear something different ,afterall it's the Beatles.
The magic of The Beatles. They could literally do ANYTHING 😝
Emily,The Beatles were very versatile. They could play anything.
Thats why there the greatest band ever
Many consider this to be the beginning of heavy metal. Don’t ever expect any Beatles song to sound like another Beatles song. That’s what makes them the greatest band ever. That’s Ringo (drummer) yelling at the end about blisters on his fingers. Paul may have an infinitely sweet voice when he sings love songs but he also has one of the best rock n’ roll voices ever. His comment about this song was “I just like noise”. This song is about a British amusement park ride. Great reaction! 😍
This made Charles Manson go insane
Pretty sure you’re mistaken about that, but it’s all good.
For an equally heavy, but way different vibe, check out I Want You (She's So Heavy).
Emily, your definitely on another level honey. Your up there with the best reactors on UA-cam, keep going girl.
That is the magic and genius of the Beatles....nothing sounds the same..every song is its own entity! Great reaction! Hey, would you mind reacting to "A Day In The Life" by the Beatles? It's a whole new level!
So true.
The swagger of The Beatles is that they could hear anything and believe they could do it better.
Exactly right.
Watchlng you reacting to the fade and comeback was priceless 😄
A Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Hey Bulldog, Tomorrow Never Knows, While My Guitar Gently Weeps…
Emily, I love your reaction: "This can't be the Beatles." That is how innovative and musically diverse the Beatles were.
This is what made them GREAT....many different sounds....MOST INNOVATIVE BAND OFF ALL-TIME!!!
The Beatles are awesome. I am 61 years young. My sister, who is 10 years older than myself had almost all of their albums when I was growing up. I had an awesome childhood! Too bad that I had to grow up.
"This can't be the Beatles! This don't sound like any Beatles I've heard already!"
Welcome to the Beatles. :)
Paul goes nuts. Heavy Metal born.
"This is like no other Beatles' song I've ever heard": welcome to the Beatles.
There is no one lead singer in the Beatles. They all sing lead. Ringo sings less frequently than the others. They're all great!!
Saw Ozzy Osbourne on The Howard Stern Show and they surprised him with a meeting from Paul McCartney. Ozzy was a huge Beatles fan. They were a big influence on him. He was so nervous like a little girl.
Go down the rabbit hole. "In my life" 😥💝
This would be the Beatles....diverse music... Paul McCartney was an underrated Rock n Roll screamer
A "Helter Skelter" was an old-timey amusement park slide in Britain that started at the top and wound its way around the outside of what looked like fat lighthouse.
Yeah, but in this song, it’s also a euphemism for sex.
Everything they did was different. That's why they are and always will be the greatest band ever. 13 albums in 7 years and if I remember correctly it's 27 #1 songs. Nobody comes close.
Yes this is the Beatles. Enjoy
Thing is,if you know The Beatles then you'd know that there is a hundred different style of Beatle songs
Oh, yes! This was The Beatles. Paul McCartney, the singer of Oh Darling, also doing the lead singing and John Lennon on bass this time around instead of Paul. To really switch it up go from Helter Skelter to AND I LOVE HER. You will really see how the Beatles can morph into so many different styles.
AND PAUL sings BOTH of those songs, in a totally different voice
Paul McCartney heard that The Who's Pete Townsend had recorded the hardest rocknroll song made, and sought to write & record something to better it!
whithout even hearing the other one ajajajja brillant
The Beatles are like Queen. They make up different music styles and genres as they go along. 🙂
The most versatile band ever. For another crazy flavor try I Am The Walrus or A Day in the Life.
40 years after my first take of this song and... I'm starting like Helter Skelter. Yeah, 40 years later.
There are so many great surprises in this tune. Paul plays all the lead guitar parts. But I really like John's bass guitar, chugging along. He wasn't always called up on to play bass when Paul didn't play, sometimes George played too.
That's Paul McCartney singing it, he also sang "OH DARLING," AND "HEY JUDE" That doesn't sound like the Beatles I have heard already," THAT'S because you haven't heard all 200 plus songs that they did. They wrote songs in all sorts of "styles" They never sounded the same, that is why it was SO exciting waiting for their next album to come out, for those of us (me included) who were young back then, cos we had NO idea WHAT the next album would sound like, they also changed. THAT was their DRUMMER RINGO STARR that yelled at the end "I'VE GOT BLISTERS ON MY FINGERS"
Spookiest part of the song is when it fades out and back in. Awesome!!
How lucky you are to hear these songs for the very first time. I wish I could do that all over again. Pure joy each and every time.
the Beatles were masters of every kind of music.... for other hard rock Beatles check out "Revolution" (the live version), "A Hard Day's Night", "Paperback Writer", "And Your Bird Can Sing", and "Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except For Me And My Monkey"
Listen to their LPs in order beginning with their first. No one else had such diversity.
The singer is Paul - same as Oh Darling!
I'm sorry your videos are being taken down. I love your reactions. Paul McCartney sang it, Ringo yelled about his blisters.
They were so versatile as you say.
The Beatles were very much rock and roll for the first couple of years. Listen to "Please Please Me, " "All My Loving," "She Loves You," "I'm Down," and many others from the 1963 - 1965 period.
“I Saw Her Standing There”, “Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey”, “Dizzy Miss Lizzy”, etc.
The late 60's was a craaaaazy time
EMI are monsters for protecting Beatles content, but I'm loving everything you did - pity you haven't done anything more recently. You're a very likeable person, and it shines through on your reactions. I've only just stumbled across your channel and I'm hooked.
Awesome !!! Check out “Yer Blues” !!!
Your reactions are great. the Beatles did nearly every genre of music in their short 7 year career. That's why they're the best.
That's Paul McCartney singing lead. He wrote it
Excellent reaction! 😍
They did it all , always changing their sound , try while my guitar gently weeps from the same album not the slower video version
And now for something completely different: “Within You Without You”. 😂
I love you reaction for this song and this is the Beatles
It's the Beatles!
They be switching it up! That is actually a very good way of describing The Beatles
Beatles/I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Yes. It IS the Beatles. Promise. 😁
Listen to Michelle, And I love her, Sgt.Peppers lonely hearts club band, strawberry fields, I am the walrus, Elenor Rigby, and Let it be. Then you will understand the diversity and genius of the Beatles
I'd add Yer Blues, The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, Yesterday, Rocky Racoon, She's Leaving Home, Across the Universe only to see the diversity of The Beatles. Considering that 3 out of 6 titles come from the same album is astounding. And it's still just scratching the surface. The best one can do is just go through all their songs in the order (some albums just should be listened this way as the songs are directly linked with one music still fading and other already starting or simply the way they are connected, either by similarity or contrast).
So, you like their hard rockin’ stuff? Check out their covers of “Twist And Shout” and “Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey” from their earlier period and “Birthday”, and “I Want You/She’s So Heavy” from their later stuff. Of course, there are a lot more but those are good for a start. As other people have already stated, The Beatles were the most diverse rock band in history. They did all kinds of music (rock, pop, world music, country, psychedelic, folk, blues, etc. etc. etc.).
@009 remaster doesn't mean recorded in 2009/ Half of the Beatles were dead by then. Remastered means they changed the way the song sounded in the studio.
Sweetheart the Beatles are very diverse keep listing to them
yeah, the Beatles are hell'a versatile! Their first couple of albums are love songs and ballads. Then they became morerock and top-40
The original heavy metal
The birth of heavy metal
Birth of Heavy Metal.😃
Rock N' Roll was early stuff. This is just rock
The Beatles only recorded together for about seven years and in that time, they set the standard. Each one of them had their own style that contributed to their success, even after over 50 years since the broke up. I would recommend that you listen to their works post Beatles. Paul McCartney went on to form the band Paul McCartney and Wings. John Lennon went on and did quite a few good songs up until he was shot and killed. George Harrison had many hit songs with his signature guitar sound and Ringo followed up with some hits of his own. Sadly, only Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are still living.
paul played lead george played rythem john played bass and of course ringo drums
On THIS song, yes, but most of the time Paul was on bass, George was lead, and John was rhythm guitar
They wanted to make a song that was as loud as possible, disturbing and loud, thus, Helter Skelter.
This is awesome!
The Who claimed they were the loudest band in Britain - this was the Beatles response ;)
Revolution is one for you.
The Beatles could do it all.
ony of my favorite
They are really the beatles
Those Beatles always wanted to try everything new
Paul singing (also sang: Oh, Darling; Hey, Jude; Yesterday). Ringo screams to the end. Remaster does not mean different voice, etc. Now, listen to Yer Blues by John. BTW, Charles Manson thought he was a member of the Beatles and believed this song was a message to him.
So far, I've watched you react to "Let It Be," "Oh, Darling," and now "Helter Skelter." They were all written by and sung by Paul McCartney. I didn't see your reaction to "Hey Jude" (and yeah, I'd like if you put it back, blocked screen and all), and it was also written and sung by Paul McCartney.
I'll have to look at your channel and see if you've reacted to any of the songs that John Lennon or George Harrison wrote. Oh, and do check out "Octopus' Garden," written and sung by Ringo Starr.
It's a White Album classic.
Holy lit up rock and roll
Welcome to Beatle land. 😍
Emily please do the B52`s LOVE SHACK official video. It will put a smile on your face
Perspective there was no metal and 68. And Paul McCartney is singing this one The one who sang yesterday. And the reason he wrote this and saying it like this was because he saw a review about another song saying it was the dirtiest ones a song I’d like the reviewer did ever heard and Paul McCartney‘s like “no hold my beer”
Next--- " Twist and Shout "and " Hard Days Night" then the movie of the same name. from 1964, changed the world. God Bless...
The Beatles were very versatile. Just listen to the White Album in its entirety. Paul sings "Honey Pie" which is a 1920s sounding ragtime jazz song. This was 1968 and Heavy Metal was not yet a genre. Anyway, the Beatles heard a rumour about The Who recording a very hard rocking song so Paul was inspired to outdo The Who. He wrote Helter Skelter which is the name of a German Carnival Ride. "I get back to the top of the slide"...Paul sings lead vocals and he is also the singer on Hey Jude, Let it Be, Oh Darling, I Will, and many other Beatles songs. You should hear Paul do "Maybe I'm Amazed" live from the 1976 tour. One last thing about Helter Skelter. Charles Manson, in his sick mind, thought it was a prophecy to start a race war. He believed The Beatles were sending him messages through their songs. So unfortunately, his followers killed innocent people in trying to incite a race war.
Try honey-pie off the White Album. My great-grandfather loved it
1968 , then deep purple& black Sabbath came out in 1970 with first heavy metal sound
Want versatility? Try Revolution Number 9- it might make your head explode though lol. Or something more tame like I Am the Walrus....
Don't worry much about 'remastered'. Beatle remasters are not totally different, more like cleaned up, like going from cassette to CD.
nearly every song style , including the ones they invented ( tomorrow never knows.....) How happy was I when they went back to their guitars from the Artsy stuff
This is the Beatles responding to a pompous Pete Townsend proclaiming the Who had just recorded the raunchiest song ever written in 'I Can See for Miles', On Beatles Bible Paul explains - I was in Scotland and I read in that Pete Townshend had said: ‘We’ve just made the raunchiest, loudest, most ridiculous rock ‘n’ roll record you’ve ever heard.’ I never actually found out what track it was that The Who had made, but that got me going; just hearing him talk about it. So I said to the guys, ‘I think we should do a song like that; something really wild.’ And I wrote ‘Helter Skelter’.
Ringo (drummer) says at the end, "I got blisters on my fingers". Paul sings lead.
Baby baby sweetheart the Beatles or have a men’s incredible unbelievable amount of energy and incredible mother diversity keep listening to them sweetheart