The Beatles | Rare and Beautiful Songs [The Lost Album, 2017]
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2018
- Songs:
- Flying [00:00]
- I Look Out The Window [00:37]
- Suicide [01:35]
- Heather [02:21]
- Castle Of The King Of The Birds [04:20]
- A Case Of The Blues [05:46]
- Adagio For Strings (Samuel Barber - Paul's variations #1) [07:41]
- The Way You Look Tonight [09:18]
- Adagio For Strings (Samuel Barber - Paul's variations #2)) [10:33]
- Gone Tomorrow Here Today [12:07]
- Isn't It A Pity [13:19]
- Mama You Been On My Mind (Bob Dylan) [15:14]
Artist: The Beatles
Recorded: 1968/69
Album: The Beatles - The Lost Album - (Extended Edition 2017 Remastered)
Disc 1/ Track 14
Amazing Beatles Boxset serie containing all the Beatles previously unpublished compositions (on best quality possible).
Highly recommended!
"The Lost Album Tetralogy brings together absolutely everything that was never officially released until the present year (2020): home demos, studio demos, unreleased/unpublished songs, studio sessions outtakes, home jams, rehearsals, improvs, alternate takes/demos, concerts, covers, auditions, unpublished alternate mixes, studio monitor mixes, acetates, informal sessions, home tapes, live recordings, reunions, appearances on tv/ movies/radio/specials video/events/songs in interviews and everything else involving Beatles unofficial music audio."
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Most bands look for extra songs to fill an album whereas the Beatles didn’t have enough albums to fill the songs.
The limitations of the medium - the 33-1/3 LP vinyl record was a big source of tension in the band. By 1969, there were 3 prolific song writers and simply not enough real estate to accommodate them all.
Yes, and the throwaway songs were better than most anyone else's finished products.
A sample how much more they could have given to the world. Beautiful! And there's much more material.
Before the Beatles, albums were just one or two singles and a bunch of filler. They had so much good material that after the first album or two, which had some covers, there was no filler.
Well said
The Beatles could make great music out of thin air. There will never ever be another as great PERIOD.
david duncan I think I know what you meant. And it’s too bad. If only it could have a repeat in some way.
@@RexHrothgar1 Exactly! I've been a huge Beatles' fan since 1964 and would LOVE to see a different group of guys do it again with a bunch of new songs for the world to enjoy.
The Greatest Band in History
The one and only....
@@ktcarl I know what you mean but I cant see it ever happening ever again soon maybe in another 500 years time perhaps, it was just in the air!! hard to define but I know what I mean, it was everywhere and nowhere in particular just in every fibre of your body and every molecule of air around the world at the same time.
I am a Beatlesfan since i've been 12. There are periods in my life i have not been listening to their music. But These 4 guys helped me thru the hardest times of my life. I alsays come back to them.
I can relate ☺️
I stopped listening to music when John Lennon died. It took a few years before I got into music again.
@@elliotmann8882 Thats Very Sad as He wouldn't want that for anyone. and the Night he died I was On stage and Had to Pull myself together and do what he wanted so we winged John Lennon Songs the rest of the Night the Name of this Rockers Joint was The Salty Dog. But Glad You're back Amigo. Oh Ya Lots of crying in that room that Night. weird like a not even real nobody could get their heads around it. so we Played Music I'm the Piano player doubling on rythem Guitar. Oh I'll shut up now. still hearing some of this the 1st time.
same here my friend.
Same here.
"Castle Of The King Of The Birds" seems like an alternative or parallel universe beatles song.
It is very similar to the Sgt. Pepper's and Magical Mystery Tour albums style, very psychedelic but in a melodic lullaby type of way. The melody is so beautiful yet haunting, giving a bittersweet and familiar, almost nostalgic, feeling. And the fact that it has no lyrics makes the song feel like the musical manifestation of an emotion, or a story or a bundle of feelings you just can't describe with words. To me it even seems like a song trying to paint the full picture and complexity of one person. And I don't know why, but when I think of who that person could be, I think is John Lennon.
It is such a beautiful piece, I'm glad we get to enjoy it in such a raw and wonderful form.
Your review is beautiful. This lovely composition is by Paul, and would later appear on Rupert the Bear album
@@desistindo1 thank you! And thank you so much for posting the songs! I'm glad to hear the song made it, truly it is one of Paul's most beautiful creations.
This song also turns up in the Get Back film!
Some have pointed to the Top Gun theme sounding a bit similar.
@@OroborusFMA I think they probably ripped it off. I also think another ripoff is Waterfall by Aakash Gandhi.
To those who had negative opinions: No, of course it's not an "album" per se, but this is pure gold. If you don't get it, you never really got them, and you never will.
Fuck off, steve. People are entitled to their opinion.
I completely disagree. Its rubbish, not an album and painful to listen to.
@@chipgaasche4933 You and Billy are entitled to your opinions, even if those opinions are WRONG! You both can fuck off with the rest of the haters.
@@chipgaasche4933 Chip, Stephen did NOT say that people aren't entitled to their own opinions. He merely is entitled to the belief that certain people will never "get" the Beatles. So, in my OPINION, you shouldn't shit a brick. Because THAT would be painful. I haven't tried to, and I'm NOT gonna do it. But YOU could.
@@davidnika446 Na, Chip has a point. You're full of shit, just like Stephen.
Even 50 years after their break up the Beatles still shine on, They truly were and are a magical group........
Shows their staying power - which originated from talent and they transformed us. Artists today can't do this for many reasons. Some songs I've never heard before here - and some I have.
Even though paul died in 1967.
I saw the BEATLES when I was in the US NAVY stationed in SCOTLAND. No one heard of them yet in the USA .
THE MINUTE I HEARD
"THINGS WE SAID TODAY"
I knew they were the best song writers in the world.
THEY WILL NEVER BE DUPLICATED.
🎸🎼🎵🎶☕🌞❤👤⚓🦅🎩
Guitarplayer DONALD that’s awesome man
Guitarplayer DONALD what a cool memory! 💁🏼♂️✨😁⚡️🤷🏼♂️❗️🧡🎸
YES
Must have been another song you heard - Beatles on Ed Suliivan show in Feb 1964 - Things We Said Today written for A Hard Day's Night in March 1964.
@@Gerry_Ross no he is not wrong. Get back on your meds. Right now BOOMER!!!
Castle of the King of the Birds has that perfect dream-like quality.
Reminds me of Oh! Sweet Nuthin' - Velvet Underground
Cant tell if its George or John singing this ⁉
@@garychambers5850 That's Paul. It's Paul's piano jam.
@@garychambers5850 Paul's song through and through. But yeah, its amazing sometimes how we can't tell their voices from each other, even George! I remember first time finding out the last chorus of Free As A Bird was .... George! I'd thought it was Paul, same as the first chorus. They could ALL do such similar things with their voices - probably why they blended so perfectly together. Ringo's voice was the only REALLY different one, lol.
Jesus, The Beatles abandoned more amazing songs in jam sessions than the other 'great' bands recorded in their entire careers.
stop your blasphemy.
@@TheMaggsy1 so its a bit of stretch, hey, but these songs are pretty amazing, see? come on
@@docwashburn430 unlike the beatles, who actually lived...
Plus dozens of incredible songs they gave away to other artists and bands.
Mind blowing.
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@@TheMaggsy1 It's okay to say Beatles.
00:00 Flying
00:37 Look Out The Window
01:35 Suicide
02:21 Heather
04:20 The Castle Of The King Of The Birds
05:46 A Case Of The Blues
07:41 Adagio For Strings (Samuel Barber) Paul's variations #1
09:18 I Will+The Way You Look Tonight(?)
10:33 Adagio For Strings (Samuel Barber) Paul's variations #2
12:07 Gone Tomorrow Here Today
13:01 Blackbird
13:19 Isn't It A Pity
15:14 Mama You Been On My Mind (Bob Dylan)
Thanks for putting the song titles down . :)
Thanks Ultimate !
I remember “Adagio for Stings” being played at Princess Grace’s funeral. (it was her favorite piece of music) It was magnificent and so incredibly sad. It did not sound anything like this.
@@grievousangel09 it was part of the Aerial Tour scene in the Magical Mystery Tour movie. It’s a chunk of the ending although the whole thing is somewhere in the territory of 7 minutes
paul really can play a lot of instruments. a true musician, it's his #1 passion
I know everybody will understand me: what can be better than to listen for the first time The Beatles song you never knew before! Even in such unfinished way or may be it’s great to listen the unfinished songs. Anyways it’s just a liquid gold miracles! Thank you so much for posting!
Castle of the king of the birds is so eerie and I love it. I know that Paul change it for Rupert the Bear album, but this version is still my fav because of how melancholic it is. And the end of it sounds like moving to another dimension or something.
The Beatles continue to astonish us umpteen years after their demise.
Always thrilling to hear them in their prime perform any song idea... just them together doing anything musical is an epiphany...
It's pure gold. I never heard this before.
The Beatles were a once in a lifetime experience. They revolutionized the way music was recorded and they set the standard for rock/pop song, arrangement. Unmatched melodies. And I am absoultely digging this, right now. Unmistakenly Beatles. So glad as a lifelong fan to have heard this. Thank you!
It’s really cool to see the Beatles this loose and relaxed
how dare they vibe so hard.
This is incredible.. like listening to a new Beatles album the first time.. I'm blown away. Wow.
if you download the entire TLA 4 volumes your mind will blown away irreversibly (like mine)
@@desistindo1 thanks!!
I love John’s gibberish as he’s feeling out a song. It’s like he gets a mouth feel for the words well before any ideas surface. An average bloke has ideas looking for words, but John’s thinking style had him full of (almost) words looking for ideas. I dig it!
Well said!
Thank you I feel young again. Unbelievable! Their throw aways are better then the stuff out now! 2020
No matter how many rarities I hear there are still more. Thank you for sharing this.
A load of unpublished tracks with such clarity. Amazing! Such a treasure for people like us who could never get enough of the Beatles ! Thank you for unloading!
so nice "isn't it a pity" was included. a gem of a song the beatles did not give a chance to shine. all things must pass is only second to the white album. as close to perfection as an album will ever be. lush, textured, beautifully layered sound. songs ranging from the simplicity of "apple scruffs" to majestic epic hymns like "ballad of sir franke crisp (let it roll)"". yes, 3 lps! the best things in life take time.
I think you can hear Paul say near the end, "That's beautiful, that"
If only Phil had used the same restraint as on Plastic Ono Band , though John has said he had more input and Spector was just off on one of his crazys most of the time , and by the results thanks Phil !!!!😼😼😸😻😻✌️
This entire Lost Album is a true treasure.. genius music unequaled!
I don't think people comprehend how cool this is, the lost albums is practically 9 new uncut Beatles albums.
Just when you thought you’ve heard all the Beatles out takes, this comes along ! Really good stuff.
listening to this makes me feel like I was there on those sessions and watched them make new songs and grow music even more..
it's a pleasure hearing these unfinished/undeveloped songs..
and how lovely to hear Paul play with his voice especially that song "Heather" i think ❤❤❤
Paul's 'Heather' sounds like it led to his refrain 'Can You Take Me Back'.
Nope, it was during Get Back sessions, whereas 'Can You Take Me Back' take 1 from Cry Baby Cry was from the earlier," The Beatles"( The White album 1968)
Whoa. Another confirmation of how amazing these guys were. The ideas just seemed to flow, brilliant ideas.
sitting at my computer with a glass of wine when I bumped into this sampling...so intriguing
The more I learn about The Beatles, the more I love their music
The four of them were special, we will hardly see so much talent together in the rest of this century, last century we had only them...... they will live for ever..
The 20th century had George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, Jerome Kern, and Harold Arlen, all greater than the Beatles.
I listened to it and this is the real deal !!! And alot of people try to make songs on the internet and they try to tell is that their beatle songs but their not. This is great and it feels like there in my living room hanging out with me. Thank you for recording and sharing this with us !!! AWESOME 😃 ❤ ⭐⭐⭐⭐
From 12.46 to 13.44 Gone Tomorrow Here Today (Rarely discussed seriously in debates on these sessions), a bit of Blackbird, a leg over heard, the intro to the sun coming before the pity that would follow. That is less than a minute in the life of The Beatles.
Never get sick of hearing these. Thanks.
Que satisfaccion es levantarse y escuchar a The Beatles !!!!!
This is awesome! Never heard such great audio quality. The songs transition inti each other perfectly. This EP feels like a dream.
Wow! It is so nice to hear Beatles tunes that I never heard before. There is truly some fine songs never finished and songs that became something else. Super to hear the process of them making music 🎶. Thank you so much for uploading this!
This is incredible. Beautiful tunes. Thank you for sharing.
Beatleful tunes.👍
Your generosity is overwhelming. Thank you so much for this amazing treasure. THANK YOU!
Thanks for the great upload. Indeed, all these years later the Beatles remain, and sound great. These long lost snippets are priceless. Plenty of White Album era.
Donovan is with Paul on "Heather", occasionally singing, and playing a bit too.,,
I really don't know how they did it !! It is wonderful!!
2021 and these songs are still being discovered! INCREDIBLE!!!
Wow ! What a beautiful collection of undone songs . They were real geniouses .
All groups since have taken one element of a Beatles song, to carve out an entire career and become stars. Whilst the Beatles will always own the sky.
McCartney did say that he and John never left a session without having atleast one song written.
Goddamn legends.
Yes! God blessed they surly where :)
Legends in our very own time.
SatanistCrayvd, Damn the devil not God.
McCartney meant his writing sessions with Lennon. Not studio sessions.
Still don’t see why they didn’t like isnt it a pity even in this phase
The catalogue of Music and Songs These Four Guys Have Left us is Truly Amazing, And will never be Repeated.
Beautiful. Amazing. Heartfelt. And that's just how I feel about you , desistindo1 ! Everyone, pls take a moment to quietly think about the thousands and thousands of fans who grew up in the 60's-90's, who wanted to hear these gems, and, who are no longer with us. I feel soooooo lucky!
'Castle of the King of the Birds' is mixolydian mode. Paul maybe knew this or not but the song could of been stunning.
I’m unfamiliar with this term so I’m about to look it up, but perhaps you could expand on this at your convenience? Thanks!
@@GrantTarredus This may not be technically perfect, but should explain it. In standard western music there are 12 notes within an octave. A scale contains a selection of those notes, usually with them separated by a tone or a semitone. In an ascending major scale, the separations are tone-tone-semitone-tone-tone-tone-semitone. With a minor scale, the separations are tone-semitone-tone-tone-semitone-tone-tone. If one looks at the key with all the white notes on a piano, the (C) major scale uses CDEFGABC and the minor one (A minor) uses ABCDEFGA. However, there are five other scales (or modes), starting with notes other than C and A. These are used less commonly and at least one very rarely. The mixolydian would be the one starting on G in this case, using GABCDEFG notes. The semitones appear in different places, the chords may need to be different, and the whole feel can be very different.
@@GrantTarredus Basically, it’s in a major key, and the only difference between this mode and a regular old major scale is that the seventh note of the scale is flattened by one semi-tone. It tends to give things a bluesy sound and is very common in rock.
@@HiltonBenchley Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed explanation for me! I really appreciate it!
@@fromchomleystreet I see! Thank you very much!
I'm seeing a lot of people questioning The Lost Album name. This is an artistic name for the complete compilation of outtakes and compositions never released on any official Beatles album. The name has an artistic, poetic, not literal character. No, the Beatels never recorded an album that may be lost. But they recorded hundreds of unofficial songs, previously unpublished compositions , variations, outtakes, jam, improvs etc that, put together, sound like a "lost album" for real fans. It's just that. (This is just 1 of 1274 tracks of 64 CDs of 4 volumes in this series).
Thank you. It was fun. Thanks for working to put that together.
You just opened a pandora's vase, man I didn't know anything about it! Subscribed!
So if we click on the Tetrology we get everything that is available including the other links that are on that page as well? Bonus Box 2020 Lost Album Two and a half etc?? Doing Tetrology now it's "preparing zip file" and taking forever - that's correct, right? I wonder if this set has within it the great 13 CDs worth of the Italian batch called Beatles Artifacts I, II, & III which I planned to post someday.
@@cuda426hemi The description link: drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1QDCtv1F5RtHCAPju8J8EmtA_2XR7PZBA
contains 8 torrent files = 4 for the Flac option and 4 for the mp3 option. Just decide which is your preferred audio format and download only those 4 torrent files of your choice. Each torrent is used to download each volume of TLA tetralogy. Each volume contains different tracks. In these 4 volumes you will find all the unofficial beatles material. (Yes, everything in the Artifacts is contained in the TLA series, remembering that the TLA does not contain material from any beatle’s solo career).
The other 2 links in the video description are alternative options for those who do not want to use the torrent system. But I only found links on the net for Vol. 1 and Vol 4. If you downloaded the 4 volumes via torrents, ignore these 2 links in the description.
@@desistindo1 sorry to be annoying but I'm not very good with technical things! - is there a single link that will take me to every single track or volume of the lost album where I can just download them all?
This is wonderful. Like the missing links!! Thank you.
oh my god they sang mama you've been on my mind, I love this band 50x more now
I have no idea to this day what those boys from Liverpool were singing about. Truth is, I don’t want to know. Some things are better left unsaid. I’d like to think they were singing about something so beautiful, it can’t expressed in words, and it makes your heart ache because of it. I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a grey place dares to dream. It was as if some beautiful bird had flapped into our drab little cage and made these walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free.
A Alan B You don ‘t want to know
@@peopleskarmasquad1042 its easy if you try
That’s extraordinarily beautiful, and as near to describing the indescribable magic of The Beatles as I’m likely to ever see. Thanks for the chill, brother.
@@GrantTarredus Exactly. We are on the same page, Stuart Gardner.
@@gardenmom6180 Thank you, Gardenmom61, from “Gardnerdad60” with love to you and yours, and to everyone everywhere, always. It really is all we need.
They were a revolution in the music world like no other that led the way for a long time and formed many of us in so many ways. A once only experience that you were very fortunate if you were there when it was happening and if you weren’t you could never understand. They were the greatest thing to happen to music.
Raridades dos Beatles são pérolas para os nossos ouvidos....Obrigado por postar!
I really enjoyed this as I have never heard these except “isn’t it a pity” by George. Thanks for sharing this
I wish they finished and released these songs.
So many are better than the embarrassing Revolution 9 or Wild Honey Pie.
Dyslexic Batnam a couple they did, i heard a rough draft of 'i will' and George's 'isn't it a pity'
@@harrybrookover9990 Yeah I know but I'm talking about all of them
Dyslexic Batnam, I wish they release 'Now and Then', 'Grow Old Along With Me', and 'Carnival of Lights'.
They are all from Let It Be sessions January 1969, so let's see what happens in the coming year.
Only just discovered this, better now than never. Great job.
Great, great, great!!!! Amazing thanks for this gift!!!
I'd wager that there are some musical gold hidden in these tapes that could be mined. I'd bet if they were extended and fleshed out some of these bits would be prime Beatles. It would be interesting what the children of the Beatles could do with them.
1. Beatles Kids aside from the Lennons, Zak and Dhani aren't natural musicians. Talented, but not interested.
2. A number of the melody lines and motifs (from here) appear on some solo albums.
3. As a musician, does no one think that there would be apocryphal fragment pages of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, the original creators of Gregorian chants, if paper was not burned for heating? Not every line is a song; it's part of the creative process, a thinking out loud. It's similar to daVinci's sketchbooks.
@@meeeka James McCartney is also natural musician
@@meeeka Zach Starkey isn't a natural musician? He drummed for Oasis and probably has been with the Who for over 20 years. I agree he doesn't seem interested in a Beatles Kids gig but he's a phenomenal drummer.
Thank you for sharing !
Hard to believe there are any negative comments at all. Any unreleased snippets of Beatles music is still amazing. Accept it for what it is and enjoy!
IT JUST NEVER ENDS, CUZ THEY LIVE ON "FOREVER"! THANK YOU ,BOYS!!!!
George on the accoustic 15:14 - just wow.
Nice 🌻🍇☔️ Thanks for sharing 🌞 The last song here is a Bob Dylan outtake (1964) from the early sessions of Bringing It All Back Home
The palace of the king of the birds (4:20) is an antecedent of Top Gun Anthem?? Is amazing!!!! Beatles forever!!!
Beautiful. Thank you for this.
There You Go Eddie / There You Are Eddie is also a beautiful jam they did, it's just Paul and John singing about their and Ringo's pets.
Beautiful
I love the Dylan cover Mumma you’ve been on my Mind
J.P.Pope, i know that will be very difficult to find it ( i bought it almost 40 years ago) ,there is a double Lp, bootleg, titled " The Beatles Hahst Az Son" , does not have any official label, the only information that i can give you is that there is serial number " Takrl/ 2950" , however this record contains the song that you have mentioned, and many more never recorded for their discography. Greetings from Italy, Patrick
UAU UAU UAU !! This is a treasure - full of fine songs never heard before (only Isn’t it a pitty) !!
I love the samples and recording sessions of Beatles, Wings etc. So fun to listen to new versions and "new" bits and pieces.
Treasures!
Amazing to hear this.....thank you!
Like seeing the birth of stars in a nebula made of the dust of previous ones
Really good!
Isn’t It A Pity is a song George later included in All Things Must Pass
George wrote many of the songs on his first solo album in the 1960s, and they were all rejected by the other 3... at least the ones he shared with them.. After a while he stopped sharing, he knew what was coming.
All things,people and places Must Pass ........
@@sylviatarnowskilizewski4870 all nouns must pass
@@kenwittlief255 What sixties solo album are you talking about ?
@@paulbakker6765 many of the songs on All Things Must Past were written by Geirge in the late 1960s
This is a gem
I think " Isn't It a Pity " is the stand out here, Thanks for posting this, I wonder what else will pop up here on You Tube
Isn't it a pity eventually became a wonderful song on a George Harrison album of the same name
Actually the albums name is ALL THINGS MUST PASS
Oh my, what gold. TO think they can keep on giving... Heather is mother natures child!
Just wonderful pure joy 👏 I love them forever and a day 🙏
Raw Beatles! There is nothing better!
I recognize the piano piece from the intro in the movie Let It Be.....haunting and beautiful
Usually I don't say this about Beatles' rarity compilations. Nice sequencing!
Very nice compilation
This is great!
Thank You
Did the beatles really know how brilliant they were there music was out of this world there will never be a band like the beatles never there music will live on for a long long time
Definitely Incredible all songs yes beautiful
George Harrison's new songs didn't make it to albums because they were Spiritual so they thought they would ruin an album, but I think they could have made them sound great with a little effort and today we would appreciate them as we do with all of the recorded ones
Right On!
Some of these are soooo good .... I wanna add them to my Spotify but none of these songs were properly done so this is all we have....
Uh! Que padre! Gracias por compartir¡!!!!!!
The beatles were and forever will be most influential band of my life time thanks to the ed sullivan show i
"Castle Of The King Of The Birds" ended up on a Rupert soundtrack, "Rupert and the Frog Song", which McCartney re-recorded.
Really enjoyable . White album rehearsals and formative ideas for songs on that LP. Brill
always found the start of the film mournful - adagio for strings - thank you - they should have included it on the album
Radiohead-like "Palace of the King of the Birds" followed by the Nirvana-like "A Case of the Blues". The Beatles are unparalleled in their musical depth and diversity.