Will There Ever Be Another Beatles?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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I'm 79 years old and for many years I expected to see the Beatles experience happen again. I'm not just talking about their music but the whole cultural revolution they ushered in. Alas, today I doubt it will ever be repeated and count my blessings to have experienced the phenomena when it happened.
Time to drop acid and relive the experience in your garden.
It's staring you right in the face old timer
The new Beatles is rap music
Haven't you heard??
Rock music is dead.
@@politicaloutsider413 and the group who created/revitalized the mode and are on top for 7 years is.......
@@frankemcgillivray6695 Bottom line...
The Beatles suck and they're overrated
You've now been schooled 🎓
@@politicaloutsider413 Right, everything that happened before you were born is crap. So what musical group in your day was the transcendental one?
I was 15 years old when I heard a song on the radio that gave me chills, like no other music I had ever heard. I asked someone who that was and he said it was the Beatles. Back then Rock 'n rolls was three chords and simple. The Beatles music was more complex and much more melodic. They didn't dominate music because of lucky timing. They were good and more importantly, they were unique.
What song was that?
The Beatles are catalyst for many genres and sounds we have today.. for how impactful they were I don’t think they’re will be anyone surpassing them with how fast they evolved in short years not at least in our life time.
Some new beatles are already appearing in Latin America, and they are called, The Lémunders
There will never be another Beatles not in this lifetime or any lifetime.
There can never be another John, Paul, George, and Ringo. They had that special bond of friendship that has always been apparent in their live performances and interviews.
Some new beatles are already appearing in Latin America, and they are called, The Lémunders , versatile music. They're just still in diapers
I think Michael Jackson may have had a similar world wide impact. That “captive audience” you mention was me as a kid. I agree it would be difficult to see today, but it’s not impossible. Great content Serge!
mj’s a good pick!
Yes definitely, also in terms of influence Radiohead
I lived through it not true
As much as I respect MJ, he didn't really innovate anything. He was just mastering whatever was popular at the moment - disco, funk, synth pop, pop/rock, new jack swing or ballad... and he only released 2 great albums, one very good one, and one decent one. Beatles have been knocking out 2 albums per year ending with 13 albums in 7 years or so, almost each of which was a classic. They innovated recording techniques and popularized entire genres such as psychedelia, gave birth to album rock, helped to pioneer prog rock... I'm not even talking about popularity and cultural impact they left... how many artists now quote MJ as his main influence? I think Justin Timberlake is probably his most famous successor... while Beatles inspired almost all bands formed in late 60's and early 70's...ranging from purely pop bands like ABBA or ELO, ending on metal gods Black Sabbath. This can never be duplicated.
Michael had musical talent; the Beatles had it all : intelligence musical genius, genial songwriters , chemistry. personality. Humble beginnings yet loads of self confidence and I can go on but we all know it when we see it. It’s magic. Who knows about the future not sure our planet will have another shot at such joy and magic. I’d guess no but I really do not know. I do know they helped me through an abusives childhood and my only happy moments was putting the headphones on and hiding from my surroundings while listening to them.
Beatles had so many avenues to explore that no one else thought of. I
The Beatles had:
High motivation and strategy
Enormous songwriting/arranging talent
Unique good looks that set them apart
Great band/performing synergy
Two great vocalists, two acceptable vocalists, and four great instrumentalists
A big head-start when they were young
All that practice in Hamburg
Brian Epstein to manage them so they could concentrate on music
Many lucky breaks in a row at the right time(s)
A classically-trained mentor and arranger with high standards (George Martin) to shepherd them through learning how to record
An accidentally helpful time in cultural history (after the JFK assassination)
The Beatles would have had less impact if they were not terrific performers of their own material and 'stage-worthy' guys with reasonably good looks and attractive personalities. They had innate street smarts about their career goals and many key people added along the way to help them.
When one of those key people disappeared--Brian Epstein died--then the four tried to manage themselves and that led in turn to greater interpersonal frictions, which led to catastrophic business issues that further aggravated the interpersonal problems which took years to smooth over, if not really ever fully resolve.
Não tem muito a ver com a morte de Bryan Epstein.
Parou porque as edições foram melhorando e cada vez se tornamos mais fácil desmontar a música dos Beatles
Quando você fala golpes de sorte não foi creditado Let It Be para o mal Evans Yesterday Lady Madonna e Leonor Rigby que é um memorial escrito em uma lápide da senhora falecida Hey Jude John Descobriu que era uma saudação nazista não chamo isso de golpe de sorte.
Cantar Hey Jude em uma época nazista é a mesma coisa que cantar Katyusha lá na Ucrânia.
ChipsAplentyBand That says it all. You hit the nail right on the head. All those things had to occur and fall into place as they did for a phenomenon as big as the Beatles to occur. They were the soundtrack of my childhood and many others. It wasn't an overnight success, and they certainly paid their dues. If Brian Epstein hadn't been asked by a customer for a copy of My Bonnie by the Beatles, this whole thing would have never come to pass. That fan, whoever he or she was, got the ball rolling and spiked Brian's interest to go see the band at the Cavern. And the rest as they say is history. What a great band and a great era for music. And a great comment CipsAplentyBand.
@@mtp4430 Absolutely agree. Has the identity of that "Fan Zero" ever been discovered?
@@buddyneher9359 Not that I know of. I've never heard or read anything about that history making customer.
The Beatles' influence and impact on world culture was fully comprehensive, complete, thorough and unprecedented. There was nothing like them before or after. complete and utter anomaly. As impressed as subsequent generations are with these statements of fact about The Beatles - including your thoughtful self - you truly can have no idea of what it was about them that made them so singular. They were the closest thing to the miracles one finds in the Bible. The closest thing to divinity on Earth. There can never be another entity like The Beatles. Looking back, it's astounding to me that they even existed. They quite literally changed everything. The day after they appeared on The ED Sullivan show was something like the V movie "The Dy After" which was about the effects of a nuclear holocaust. That's the closest parallel I can draw to the dramatic difference The Beatles had on human culture. In just one day. But whereas in that movie it was devastating, The Beatles effect was the opposite . With The Beatles, their effect was: life-affirming, hopeful, energetic, loving, peaceful, comical, self-discovery, self-realization, etc. Good luck to the planet Earth in having this lightning strike twice.
"Beatles as Black Swan Event" - yeah. It's very hard to imagine what another similar black swan could be. And the truth is, we baby boomer original Beatle fans probably can't imagine it, and it probably won't happen in our lifetimes. But we lived through the Beatles, and that was plenty lucky!
Some new beatles are already appearing in Latin America, and they are called, The Lémunders , versatile music. They're just still in diapers
@@summerdiaz6252 - Thanks for the heads-up 👍 I've since discovered another giant on the rise. Someone with the potential to be a paradigm shifter like only Louis Armstrong, Elvis Presley and The Beatles were capable of. Angelina Jordan has only just turned 17 but has gained exponential attention over the last couple years as possibly being the, quote, best there ever was, end quote. I spelled it out on purpose. To make a point. Because although such things can be subjective, as it turns out Angelina Jordan is probably the next big thing after The Beatles. What she brings to the table, her energy, the way communicates a song, is an amalgam of all that came before yet entirely new. This is how and why I dare put her name in the same sentence as Armstrong, Presley, and The Beatles- Angelina Jordan is the one to watch.😄
@@TeleNikon Thanks for commenting on your point of view
@@TeleNikon I invite you to listen to this beautiful song called the queen of light
Having never listened to an Ed Sheerhan song I couldn’t say he was remotely in the league or comparable to the Beatles- may 20% similar- but MJ & Madonna for a while were hugely impactful & influential as well as extremely popular. I’ve seen no act since I’d even compare to the Beatles magnitude- if musical acts were stars, Beatles=Sirius then Ed Sheerhan is maybe Castor? I dunno but I like your idea of 80 year cycles and hope I’m around in 2044! I’d be 93 😆 But like you said, the circumstances were perfect for the emergence AND evolution of The Beatles and they seized that opportunity with the grandest 6 year ongoing show I’ve ever witnessed- to say they changed the world is accurate- to say they changed my life is undeniable.
We kind of had it in the UK with Take That where the public grew up with a boy band who grew into musicians. They didn't have an impact in America though. The appeal of the Beatles was that it reached across all nationalities and ages. So if we have them again, it will have to be with a type of music genre that appeals to young and old.
I liked them too... And I think I still got one of their CD's somewhere. But it is a real pity they couldn't break through.
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Super cool thought piece, I don't think there will be another Beatles, arguably I'd say Kanye is also on the same level as Ed, but still no one will come close to the mania that the Beatles invoked
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It is impossible. There was a window of opportunity in the technology where music performers could get global but there were few communication channels. From the 50s to the 90s. From Elvis Presley to Nirvana. After that, the options exploded and everybody could have his own preferred music. Universal phenomena are not possible again.
I was not here when the Beatles sang but I lived the Michael Jackson experience. The entire planet listening "Thriller". MTV was beginning, there were no music channels in Spanish language, for example. This cannot be repeated.
The Beatles are goated
The Beatles had 20 number 1 hits in 7 years. That will never be duplicated again. The closest is Mariah. She has 19 in 30 years. The Beatles were a moment in time. Elvis and MJ. Life and the world is very different now than it was back then.
Drake now has more #1 hits than the beetles
The only thing these days that could grab the attention of the whole world would be a visitor from another planet, or a meteor crashing into the planet and impacting most of the population.
scary thought
@@sergescardigno Yes!
Really well edited video, bravo
It's kinda funny. I was talking to someone about this and they said "Yeah, Drake is bigger than the Beatles" God damn that made me laugh. He thought this because Drake has surpassed the Beatles in #1 chart spots or something like that.
I said that doesn't mean shit. He is not as big and will never be as Big as the Beatles.
50 years from now it will be "Drake who?"
Drake will NEVER be more popular than Jesus.
_"I was talking to someone about this and they said 'Yeah, Drake is bigger than the Beatles'"_
One needs a good laugh once in a while. Thank him for making your day a bit happier if only for a moment.
I think imho in my 55 years of existence, there might have been 1 or 2 groups that may not have had Beatles level of impact, but had a massive level of impact nonetheless. The first would be Nirvana, the other I would list is probably Michael Jackson.
History can repeat itself, but I wouldn't bet on it.
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes." Unlikely us baby boomers will be around to hear the rhyme.
The Beatles are like your youth, it happened once, never to be repeated.
Nope, never be another band or artist compare to them. With technology and immediate exposure, no one will fill that category. The closest was possibly the Seattle scene.
your correct how do we tell the special from the mundane?
It would be fun and novel ( and lucrative) to get four sons to get together...and do Rolling Stones covers.
If you're looking at the Beatles as not just a music group but a cultural phenomenon, I think Star Wars could be considered the second Beatles, especially when you consider how much that film changed everything regarding film, merchandising, distribution, etc. That was a pretty culturally unifying experience with an ever rippling influence still being felt HARD today.
love that you took this angle, i think you’re spot on with that
Great video! I think that an artist that will probably achieve that level of fame in the future is Taylor Swift maybe! I think she’ll be remembered for her songwritting.
(God, I hope it’s not Ed Sheeran)
she's definitely on people's minds in this conversation! her and Ed to me have reached similar heights and obsession levels
@@sergescardigno yep, except different heights in terms of quality of music ahah
No your correct the window for such things happening are only open once in a millennium or once in a century
Other Times now. The World is conectet with Internet and everyone could be seen of everybody in the World. I think there will only be some Internet("Stars") for a while and be forgotten very soon. Think there will never be anorher Beatles. But your right that Ed Shearan does a good Job. That's rather not my music. Beatles live forever like the Classicals Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart...... And don't forget the Roling Stones!
Be proud that you live in times the Beatles live and have lived !
There already is one and its a band consisting of me and you.
would it be called the meggles
@@sergescardigno so real.
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I enjoyed this video well done thanks
early rnr is like the time of classical during the enlightenment period happened why didn't jazz happen? instead of rnr? rock was for the undisciplined and the jazz musician was too susceptible to heroine because of the intensity I believe Jazz will make a comeback with a vengeance as a newer version of rocknroll I just got a feeling that jazz rock is the future and it will be bigger than anything
for me it is possible
i think so too!
Nop.
Great vid 👍
ty!
lol I lowkey agree with the Ed Sheeran point, my guy is gonna be playing in weddings for decades to come
exactly, he's cemented a legacy like that
Não vai existir outra banda igual Beatles até porque meu pai é produtor hoje
Estamos em uma era que não você não precisa necessariamente existir para ser de sucesso na música.
Ou fazemos ainda de colocar vídeos ao vivo por boa vontade e gostar de música mas não é necessário você ser o escritor da própria música eu posso escrever e você pode tocar a gente inventou o nome e faz a grana igual todo mundo faz.
Aqui no Brasil a produção musical 99% não é o músico é outro cara que gravou o violão já é outro que está tocando ao vivo quem escreveu a melodia do violão já é outro cara também...
Aí você tem o the weekend de nada mais é do que recortes de música dance dos anos 80
Good golly; in the spirit of The Rutles, let’s hope not!…
Ed Sheeran was never as well known as the Beatles. Ed was known only within his generation . Everyone knew of the Beatles.
Never claimed he was
The Internet is the next Beatles...
More popular than Jesus!!
Until it happens, so I disagree. The world can change on a dime. The older you are, the more likely you are to agree with me as you have seen it. 3 years ago, a global pandemic was disregarded since 1800s when there was the Spanish Flu. The larger your view of history, the more you can see this. Later in your video you backstep on your earlier view and agree with me. I enjoyed your video because it is all true, it would be very difficult even if more talented to match their success. But like you said, the stars will align again, what that will look like we have no idea.
1918 was the “Spanish” flu, but I get your point.
Ed Sheeran? Never heard of him.
never.
You should make a video on frank ocean
Jesus Oldman channels them. He's amazing.
Beatles are more popular than Jesus!
@@paultheaudaciousbradford6772Study up. There will be a quiz later.
@@paultheaudaciousbradford6772 William, it figures you would say that. Now. Not in 1968 or 69, oh no. Brave you.
Ha! Not a chance. Other bands looked to them for inspiration. i.e. To be _like_ them or to be _as different_ from them as much as possible. Even today, if you are an extremely successful musician, you will inevitably be compared to the Beatles by some metric. Records sold, awards won, earnings, "profundity" of lyrics, musicianship, etc.
No. There will never be another Beatles. Just like there will never be another Pink Floyd. Or Jimi Hendrix. Or Frank Zappa. Etc, etc.
With the current dismal state of music I can't see there EVER being another group like The Beatles simply because there'll never be another Lennon-McCartney. The Beatles were one of those "greater than the sum of the individual parts" phenomenons.
My opinion make not make Beatle fanatics happy but here goes....I did not really become a fan until the Rubber Soul LP. That's when they veered away from that chuck berry junk and began writing songs the piqued my interest. I heard I want to Hold Your Hand and She Loves You so many times on a Miami radio station it drove me nuts. To this day I can't stand them. Later on Paul and John came up with some really good tunes as well as a fair number of duds. George had maybe 12 songs I really like but alot of his solo stuff is uninteresting. Paul, in my opinion WAS The Beatles....his tunes were upbeat and melodic whereas John wrote monotonous songs that would be right at home in a funeral parlor. He also had a few gems along the way....through it all he had a GREAT voice. (his politics sucked though).
No, there will never be another Beatles. Glad I was here to witness their genius. Can't help but wonder if they would have succeeded with Frankie Avalon haircuts and Fabian clothes.
Never. There's no music anymore.
Uhhhh, no.
The next beatles will not be human, it will be AI
soon
You guys are thinking globally; BTS!
No of course not!! You can imitate The Beatles but never become the new Beatles.
Music was a lot simplier in
Will there ever be another Shakespeare? Another Mozart ? Another Van Goth ?
Simple answer . No.
Unless………
We eradicate history and we allow history to repeat itself .
this video was moreso approaching the question from a cultural phenomenon angle rather than an artistic angle
No
There was In my opinion only one person more important more then The Beatles and that is Bob Dylan he might be the most important music artist of all time
Dylan was also more popular than Jesus.
@@paultheaudaciousbradford6772 🤣 but was he bigger than Rod (Stewart)?
@@buddyneher9359 AKA God Stewart.
what about beyoncé …..
Ok, what about her?
Yes, she exists. Or has that changed?
lol i think y’all know what i mean
The guy has no idea what he is talking about.
BTS é o mais parecido com Beatles já é formado para vender Então se algum fica doente entra outro que já estava treinando
No.
Music was a lot simplier in
It’s complex now?