NO WAY! FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby REACTION
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2023
- Part 1: FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby REACTION
In this video, we're showing you the FIRST TIME ever someone hears The Beatles' classic song Eleanor Rigby... and their reaction is amazing!
Watch as we record their reactions as they listen to the song for the first time, and see how their jaws just drop the whole way through! It's hilarious, and definitely a must-watch if you're a fan of The Beatles!
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You three are awesome! Thank you for liking the Beatles, as young as you are!
The Rolling Stones are a great band, but the Beatles are in their own class
THE BEATLES WERE NOT A BAND...........THEY WERE A MIRACLE ! !
You going to write this on every reaction?
We had to analyze this song in high school psychology class when it came out. 1966.
They created 2 minute melodic miracles again and again...
HOw many great songs with catchy melodies they have! Man!!
John Lennon and Paul McCartney watched the Alfred Hitchcock movie “Psycho” together and loved the staccato-like sound of the strings used on the movie soundtrack and decided to use the same type of sound for the strings on the new song they were working on, Eleanor Rigby.
Thank you for taking the time to learn about my generation and some.🤗🇨🇦
As much as I love both both of them, There's no band/group in human history that switched up things more than the Beatles in fact no one else comes close they continue to inspire 53 years after they broke up their lyrics & composition's are just sublime, recording techniques etc they literally changed the world and still do🎸🇬🇧✌️
Google "Who is the most successful rock band of all time" There's your answer....Beatles #1
The Stones, Mick, called the Beatles a 4 headed monster because EACH of the 4 Beatles could sing. The Beatles gave the Stones their first charted song, I Want To Be Your Man. You can take any Stones song and place it on any album of theirs. It would fit. You cannot do that with the Beatles because of their remarkable evolution. With that said, the Stones are great. They are just not the Beatles.
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“Eleanor Rigby is a two-minute novel.” That’s how a music critic described it in 1966 when it first came out. I’ve never heard a more accurate description.
It's really from Revolver. It was just used in the move Yellow Submarine. It's not on that album.
I like you and long ago Subscribed from London but you MUST use the "5-second Rewind" button that most reactors use to take you back to the point that you are referring to because if someone talks and you take 4 or 5 seconds to pause the video then you miss those 4 or 5 seconds because you are talking over that part of the video and when you start playing the video again then you have missed the first part of the next line so what you hear bears no relation to the last nit that you heard and commented on @_
To the Rolling Stones fan who told you they were better than The Beatles, you are 100 % wrong. The Beatles revolutionized the way music was recorded and made bands like the Stones better for it. The Beatles led, everyone else followed. The Rolling Stones didn't get an MBE (Member of the British Empire) award for saving the country's economy. Before The Beatles arrived, England was struggling to recover from WW2, The Beatles sales for records were the number one export and helped bring the UK economy back, so no The Stones aren't even in their league, no band/artist is. Google the greatest musical act of all time and see what name pops up first.
I couldn’t have said it any better.
@@Bill_Jones.John and Paul gave The Rolling Stones their first hit “I Wanna Be Your Man”.
@@MrRandyv They gave a lot of groups their first hits in the beginning of their career. Peter and Gordon: World Without Love was another example of that.
The Beatles were the Beatles and the Stones were the Stones. There is no better. Like comparing apples and oranges
@@MrRandyv Not true. C’mon was their first hit…🤷🏻♂️
Dope reaction y'all!
Here's an interesting tidbit about this particular song. I recently read a great biography of BOB MARLEY . The book is called " Catch a Fire". Excellent history of his childhood and how and why he got so political. In one chapter when Bob was getting very introverted...he would listen to the song ELENOR RIGBY . It touched his soul
He'd play it over and over. Yes...the Beatles knew all and every human emotion and had a song for everyone. Lonliness is real.
Saying The Beatles is ONE of the greatest bands of all time is rather like calling Mozart ONE of the greatest classical composers of all time. In both instances they are the greatest there has ever been. This isn't just my opinion. I am stating a fact.
Well, I’m more of a Beethoven fan myself, but I love Wolfy. 😁 Actually though, many people would say that Bach was the best. To each their own.
Btw - I agree with the first part of your statement 💯%👍🏽
The Rolling Stones were great, but there is NO WAY they were better than The Beatles! That said, you should start by reacting to some 60's Rolling Stones, before moving to the 70's, 80's & 90's. Try "Paint It Black" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
The greatest muaic is what you're in the mood at the time. So much music from hundreds and thousands of years. Music is the sound of soul. So much out there. Never stop searching..
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You guys are picking up very nicely on this song, you're definitely getting it. Very sad song, bordering on tragic. Also, though it's credited to the Beatles, it's really Paul McCartney's song with the Beatles producer George Martin scoring the string instruments for the instrumental backing to the song. A great Paul song with the Beatles. As to the Rolling Stones. . .also a legendary band, but the Beatles are just on another level altogether. Mick Jagger and Keith Richard (two of the main band members) would tell you that themselves in person if they could talk with you.
What other Rock and Roll/Pop band had a hit without using any rock and roll instruments? Answer, NONE! No guitars, no drums, no organ or keyboard, and the Beatles did it TWICE! This song and; "She's Leaving Home".
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The only people that say the Rolling Stones are better than the Beatles are members of The Rolling Stones.
This was from their movie "Yellow Submarine". The Stones were they best at what they did as The Beatles were the best at what they did. Two different bands altogether.
Saw the rolling stones with zz top Dallas cotton bowl 1981. Saw sir Paul Dallas 2002. Saw Ringo Starr Oklahoma October 13th 2023.
If it wasn't for the Stones, a lot of us mid-west kids at the time would've never heard of or got turned onto my favorite type of music. The Stones started out listening to the black blues music from America, and became a mix of rock and blues by the time they made it to America. The Beatles were more enamored with the rock n roll seen that was coming from here. Time for you kids to get in touch with people like Howlin Wolf. My favorite song from him is SMOKE STACK LIGHTNING. BUDDY GUY is still alive and a friend of Jimi Hendrix when he was still with us, one of Jimi's mentors. Have a good day guys
Dean Bros....if you would just listen to the violin without concentrating on the lyrics in Eleanore Rigby. To me it sounds like a concert piece on it's own. Such deep rich sounds from that violin. If you would, give it a try, you'll hear what I mean. Thanks.
Pretty sure they're cellos - thus the deep, rich sound. :-)
@@papercup2517 Could be.
@@papercup2517 I shud have done this from the start. Looked it up...Eleanor Rigby used 4 violins, 2 violas and 2 cellos.
Walk Away Renee used 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 cello.
Thought you might want to know.
@@KidBklyn Thanks!
The rolling Stones are great they can't even match what the Beatles have done
Yes, there were many great groups in the past. But to say that 1 was better than others is a monumental undertaking. And having lived the 1960’s and 70’s, much of what made the giants of the past great was addressing the feelings of the times. “Eleanor Rigby” is a song is a good example. The music of my generation is a time capsule of what it was like to be a Baby Boomer. And this is why I love surfing the WEB for people born after 1985 doing reviews/reactions of the music from my youth.
When you and other young adults, connect with the music of my youth. I feel like we have a connection, despite not being from the same generation. Here are some suggestions that defines my generation's thoughts and feelings:
Ray Stevens (comedic composer), Rolling Stones (aka Stones), the Guess Who (aka Who), Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Bob Dylan, Grand Funk Railroad, Jethro Tull, Jimi Hendrix, Queen, Simon & Garfunkel, Three Dog Night
It was hard, very hard to keep this list short. But I’m thinking this list could lead to the other groups I would like to put on this list. As the 60’s and 70’s was so musically diverse. But this selection can give you a good start as to the mind set of how we thought about the world and ourselves back then.
Maybe time is repeating itself. If so, in the language of my generation, “up with the revolution baby, can you dig it”.
You guys should check out "Real Love" by the Beatles, it's similar to Now and Then.
She like " That's coo, I'm bringing my two friends with me "
Yellow Submarine is also one of the greatest animated movies ever made
the stones were not better they're just different... both bands are absolutely amazing
More beatles
Not going to lie, i thought i was tripping or seeing double LOL but then i realised he has a brother lol
This song is the only song the Beatles created where they did not play a Single instrument on it just sang only... Amazing
Guys, listen more, pause less.
Pls do reaction on " Na ready " song from LEO....pan world movie 🙂
Omg, you still exist
Think about it. A hit song with no drums, guitars or keyboards.
Video is part of movie
Point being... all the lonely people in the world when companionship is right in front of them. Eleanor & the Father passed each other every day but died lonely.
Rolling Stones...
Gimme Shelter
The Rolling Stones?
Gimme A Break :)
The Beatles gave the Stones one of their first hits, I Wanna Be Your Man. Stones are good but don't even come close to the Beatles. Jim
OUCH! You guys should really not do that super-jarring, loud, chaotic opening! That really hurt my ears (on headphones)! Chill that a bit, OK?
Guys! Eleanor Rigby is only TWO minutes long. Could you just pay attention to the music?
I agree, but they probably have to pause it at least once due to copyright issues.
The guys appreciated this song , this song went above this girl's head, kept on interrupting with inane remarks. If you're going to react to a song get someone who is series.
First
thanks you
@@LibertyBarros-nz7es positive 🥱
@@LibertyBarros-nz7es ok cool
form YOUR OWN conclusions ;)
This generation is always distracted by the video, but it has nothing to do with the song. Then you step all over the all-important lyrics to babble about the phuggn video.
Same thing I was thinking
The Stones are a great band. BUT they are nowhere near the Beatles.
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eh.. rolling stones weren't like the beatles, them and led zeppelin (who i think is better than the rolling stones), are more hard classic rock. pink floyd is probably most like later beatles...sabbath is metal, but their stuff is on point too, can't really miss with any of those bands either way.
I really dislike the video someone mated to this song, it distracts from the beauty of the music. Oh well.
@thomasjacques5286 No one mated the video to the song. This is a CLIP from their animated 1968 theatrical released ANIMATED movie "YELLOW SUBMARINE," when "Eleanor Rigby" is being played. It's likely available now somewhere on line, and it is definitely on DVD, as I have a copy. I saw it in 1968 when it was first released in the movie theaters.
Directly from the movie Yellow Submarine
You guys talk far too much! Talk after the song has played ffs
Sorry but you are talking too much over a classic song
react to donny and marie osmond i'm leaving it all up to you 1974, such a golden classic.