@@cecildison6788 yeah maybe you should go listen to some mumble rap aFIFNtjTHNFGFJDJDJFMFm your taste is music is so ass atleast everybody on the earth listened to atleast 1 beatles song and liked it i guess you just grew up in some shitty place
This song is one of my absolute faves by the Beatles! John Lennon said he was thinking of Wilson Pickett when he wrote this song! It's soulful and rocking at the same time. That was Lennon playing the lead guitar solo!
This is one of the many Beatles tunes that are rarely heard mainstream and yet clearly shows their rock n roll roots.....now I'm gonna listen to Slow Down....just cause
The Beatles...amazing early I their career. Fearless with experimentation in their music thru the sixties...always staying on top of the curve and everyone else. Genius...if you cant or refuse to admit it...you've applied blinders to your senses.
JBLETHAL TV...I got mad respect for you. You're starting at the beginning bro. Everyone else seems to want to jump right into Sabbath and Zeppelin. I love both those bands, but this is where it all started....keep on rocking. Hey check out Rubber Soul and Revolver...two of the greatest rock albums of all time.
There’s a really hilarious video of the Beatles singing “Roll over Beethoven“ on a Dutch TV show. These guys start dancing in the background and you can tell that the Beatles are trying so hard not to crack up. They keep glancing behind them. George is singing lead and Paul and John are in hysterics behind him. 💕💕 The video begins with George trying to make a few comments in the Dutch language. Anyway enjoy the Beatles!
I remember when the Beatles were asked how long they thought Bealtemania would last, Paul replied all things come to pass..... well it hasnt yet and its 2020 that was 1964 wow!
Jblethal, you're a kid after my own heart. I enjoy your reactions so much. You see the value in music that told a story. You appreciate what the older songs/musicians had to offer and what is sorely lacking in most of the music we hear today. There's some good stuff out there, you have to go searching for it, though. Keep up the good work, keep learning. You seem like a really good guy. Blessings to you and yours.
The Beatles are a musical journey. From the early days to the end, their music evolved and changed the world. Glad you are sampling all the phases. Great reactions!
Thanks to the videos and recordings, all new generations will see and hear The Beatles. They still cast a mystical spell over people with their early live performances. When they retired from the road and started creating in the studio, they led a generation through the trying times of the 1960s. Almost sixty years later, they continue to gain new fans. George said, " The Beatles will exist without us. " He couldn't know how right he was in saying that!
The BeaTles are awesome. It was older when I came to like em. My mom and older brother got me hooked. BeaTles and Lynyrd Skynyrd are my favorites. Great reaction. You’re awesome.
Love this tune. The four lads have said that during concerts the screaming was so loud, they couldn't hear themselves sing. So it's quite a feat they're able to do as well as they are.
I love it because you like The Beatles. I was 12 years old, when they came out and I fell in love immediately. I have loved George, the cutie in the middle for 56 years. ❤️🌹❤️
I am a 75 year old man originally from the UK, and I grew up with the Beatles. However arrogant and superior this sounds, it is only people of our age who know what the Beatles were and understand their impact was on the world. They appeared in the UK in the early sixties. Up until then it was Elvis, other American singers, and their equivalents from other countries. In the UK we had Cliff Richard. Then suddenly there was this record called Love Me Do, which wasn't really very good. We were told they were from Liverpool, and that the city had this club called the Cavern where all the Liverpool groups played. THEN I think Please Please Me came along. This was a song that the like of had never been heard. It went straight to No.1. A few singles later came the first LP (album). Then they played in Europe a few times, and then some DJ in the States played I want to Hold Your Hand, and the switchboard at the radio stion was swamped with calls like never before. No-one in the States had heard anything like it. Then the hair cuts became known, their clothes, other unique songs, and the world had caught Beatle mania. British music ruled the world, and the Beatles music just developed with every album. They single handedly progressed popular music to what it is today. They composed their own music, and no-one in the world came anywhere near them in terms of compositional ability and creativity. They also had a not unpleasant cockiness, and they clearly didn't mind what people thought of them. Their music just improved and developed for years until they broke up. They developed popular music into what it is today. Don't forget, when they came there was virtually nothing. All the popular music you here today came after the Beatles. For example, at the end of every year in the Nwetherlands where I live, theTop 2000 most requested songs are played for that year. There are no pre Beatles songs except perhaps a few Elvis ones. And the Rolling Stones first big hit in the UK was composed by the Beatles, I wanna be your Man. The Beatles influenced the world in a way that no artists had ever done beefore or since. so that while Queen are a wonderful group, and Bohemian Rhapsody is voted best song every year here in the Netherlands, they cannot be compared to the Beatles. Nobody can. If you like, they could be described as a freak of nature. But you had to have lived though to really get them and their influence. Brian Oosterbeek Netherlands
You are not alone! Notice that there are NO stage monitors and yet, above the screaming, they were in tune. As a four- piece band, they had a sound everyone tried to emulate. Their early work, ( 1964-'66) was phenomenal. In a very literal way, they changed the world. Music, fashion, culture, everything.
I'm 56 and I wouldn't trade my past for anything on earth...Tho those times did have it's trials and tribulations, just like in any other eras, but I know you would've loved being back in those days my friend..especially all the musics that was going on during those times....Great reaction my good man..Cheers..Oh, btw, The Beatles is my ALL time favorite band, EVER..lol
If you haven’t done it, see if you can find Beatles doing Twist and Shout Live. That song was the height of Beatlemania and was just electric! Great to see you covering such old school classic stuff!
JB, love your reaction videos. Good taste. Stay safe and visit the UK sometime as you’d be very welcome. The world needs more people like you. As teenagers, we grew up listening to The Beatles. I remember going round James Broughton’s house with another 4 mates all crammed into his bedroom to listen to the latest Beatles album - The White Album. Magical days.
Four other classic early Beatles songs you must react to are "I Saw Her Standing There", "Ticket To Ride", "Eight Days A Week" and "I Feel Fine". PLEASE check them out.
You are an enlightened man when you talk about learning from the past. Fortunately if you like the Beatles, there is a wealth of materiel to enjoy. My favorite song that features the Lennon/McCartney harmony from that period is "I'll Be Back."
The Beatles certainly had the beat. They had a way with putting together music, rhythms, and lyrics that could shake you to the bones. They were all very good at what they did, and they had people like George Martin who produced and helped arrange their songs into a powerful listening experience. When you'd hear them doing something new, there was a familiarity about it.
If you found yourself stranded on a deserted island with a record player (Wind-up type), and could only have one album... The Beatles 1 Album would carry you through and you'd never tire of it.
Many Beatles fanatics put down their early music. It's true that their real innovations came with their later music which was totally new and broke all the molds. But, in the early '60's there were very few artists who played "true" rock music. Chuck Berry, Little Richard and the Beatles brought home that real rock feeling. Still love ALL the Beatles music.
I've probably heard hundreds of songs based on the 12-bar-blues progression. In this song, John Lennon takes the basic 12-bar blues progression and makes it his own, turns it into something new and different. When I first heard the song "You Can't Do That" way back when, it was one of the very first indications to me - even more than the big Beatles hits of the time - that there was some extra special musical genius at work within the songs the Beatles were creating.
you caught the 'bug' (pun intended). if you are going to dig into these things, what might be fun is to do it in chronological order. a couple songs from each album (if not entire albums). you will see their progression and growth as a band. around the time of Rubber Soul things took a major turn from them....going from a very good rock n roll and pop band to something way beyond. helps you realize how and why they were so very influential
Love you! I’m a Beatles fan from when I was 9. That’s the lasssst generation who can claim to be original fans. I would explore the Rubber Soul album. 😊
The past is there for us to learn. I love that you even want to listen to this ancient stuff , but between 1966 - 1976 was one of the most fertile periods of rock music. Never gonna be that good again.
People to9day listen to these guys and say, OK, so what? But what the new people can't appreciate is that The Beatles ushered in a new way of constructing songs, chord progressions that nobody had ever heard before in Rock and Roll! You can clearly hear their impact on many other bands from Queen, to Elton John.
The Beatles were my "Saturday Night Fever" when I was 17 and at 72, they still are. I also loved the Stones, but back in my young days, it was either one or the other. Personally, the Stones were a favourite when on stage with Mick dancing ; otherwise the Beatles were best for melodies !
Hard to explain to you what it was like living through the time. Not just Beatles but other groups, we just thought it waa normal for one awesome hit to follow another and would continue for ever..this was life. Not how it worked out though.
A person who has the talent to write songs is pure gold. Not many can do it well. It's amazing, I grew up with this song, but the lyrics didn't register. Song of a jealous man who doesn't want his friends laughing at him because he can't control his girlfriend from talking to other guys. 😨😨😨😨😨😨
JB the Beatles were the biggest band on the planet for almost a decade. You haven't really experienced their music properly only listening to live concert recordings that are bad quality and full of screaming. That's more about "Beatlemania". The Beatles were at the forefront of fashion with their long hair and collarless suits. They looked alien. They were quick witted, irreverent, charming and funny. The fans went crazy. Beatlemania was as much about those things as it was about their music which at the time was also soooo different from what was on the radio. You'd probably have to watch a documentary (and the movie "A Hard Day's Night) to really understand the scope of their popularity and influence. Their albums have to be experienced beginning to end. A Hard Day's Night, Rubber Soul, Help!, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, "The Beatles" which is better known as the white album), Magical Mystery Tour, Abbey Road, Let It Be. You really have no idea. It's like what your grandma said, you can't know Abba having only listened to Waterloo. There is so much more.
If you haven't heard music from the Everly Brothers I highly request it. Bird Dog, Cathy's Clown or Walk Right Back would be my suggestion. Love your channel!
On RUclips it's hard to check out Beatles' tunes because of copyright stuff. But if you like the Beatles - check out the 8 DVD documentary "The Beatles Anthology." It will give you a really good intro to the Beatles.
Queen's live performances are almost always epic, but I think The Beatles live performances aren't always as good. Not their fault, it seems like especially when they were in TV studios, it was a smaller space, the sound system picked up too much of the screaming girls, the picture wasnt always crisp, the mics were sometimes unbalanced and one of them would sound too loud or quiet. The studio versions are usually much better because they had more control over the balance and the sound quality was great.
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I've always had a rule of thumb: "How can I trust a music lover if they don't like The Beatles".
Good rule!
It's almost a contradiction to me if they say, I love music, but the Beatles don't move me.
Don’t you just love John’s cocky stance and bounce. 🥰
Resembles Roy Orbison's. May have come from it.
You like the classic music because you have GOOD TASTE! The Beatles were awesome!
This sucks my bother
@@cecildison6788 yeah maybe you should go listen to some mumble rap aFIFNtjTHNFGFJDJDJFMFm your taste is music is so ass atleast everybody on the earth listened to atleast 1 beatles song and liked it i guess you just grew up in some shitty place
This song is one of my absolute faves by the Beatles! John Lennon said he was thinking of Wilson Pickett when he wrote this song! It's soulful and rocking at the same time. That was Lennon playing the lead guitar solo!
This is one of the many Beatles tunes that are rarely heard mainstream and yet clearly shows their rock n roll roots.....now I'm gonna listen to Slow Down....just cause
The Beatles and Queen... They’re both a once in a lifetime bands, getting 2 bands like that in the same generation will never happen again.
True, both magical bands
From a life long Beatles fan...”Welcome to the Beatles” enjoy my friend.
The Beatles...amazing early I their career. Fearless with experimentation in their music thru the sixties...always staying on top of the curve and everyone else. Genius...if you cant or refuse to admit it...you've applied blinders to your senses.
I'm so, so, so happy you're enjoying my fave, the Beatles!!! They were groundbreaking and magical!!!
Oh, my God, The Beatles - Sooooooo much great Music!
Where???????
My first love of music came from these guys...even if they were before my time. They opened up a whole entire world for me!
JBLETHAL TV...I got mad respect for you. You're starting at the beginning bro. Everyone else seems to want to jump right into Sabbath and Zeppelin. I love both those bands, but this is where it all started....keep on rocking. Hey check out Rubber Soul and Revolver...two of the greatest rock albums of all time.
Even the Beatles built on earlier artists such as Chuck Berry and Elvis. As the AC/DC song goes "In the beginning - back in 1955" (Let There Be Rock).
There’s a really hilarious video of the Beatles singing “Roll over Beethoven“ on a Dutch TV show. These guys start dancing in the background and you can tell that the Beatles are trying so hard not to crack up. They keep glancing behind them. George is singing lead and Paul and John are in hysterics behind him. 💕💕 The video begins with George trying to make a few comments in the Dutch language. Anyway enjoy the Beatles!
I remember when the Beatles were asked how long they thought Bealtemania would last, Paul replied all things come to pass..... well it hasnt yet and its 2020 that was 1964 wow!
Jblethal, you're a kid after my own heart. I enjoy your reactions so much. You see the value in music that told a story. You appreciate what the older songs/musicians had to offer and what is sorely lacking in most of the music we hear today. There's some good stuff out there, you have to go searching for it, though. Keep up the good work, keep learning. You seem like a really good guy. Blessings to you and yours.
Loving it that you’re loving it, wake up tomorrow to “ Good Day Sunshine “ and your day will be awesome!
I love that you love the Beatles
The Beatles are a musical journey. From the early days to the end, their music evolved and changed the world. Glad you are sampling all the phases. Great reactions!
Love this~ Thank you! This song gets your foot tapping, and the harmonies are the best ever...
Thanks to the videos and recordings, all new generations will see and hear The Beatles. They still cast a mystical spell over people with their early live performances. When they retired from the road and started creating in the studio, they led a generation through the trying times of the 1960s. Almost sixty years later, they continue to gain new fans. George said, " The Beatles will exist without us. " He couldn't know how right he was in saying that!
So glad you loved this! Ive been a Beatles fan all my life! Was a member of the first Beatles fan club in 1964. BEST BAND EVER!
The BeaTles are awesome. It was older when I came to like em. My mom and older brother got me hooked. BeaTles and Lynyrd Skynyrd are my favorites. Great reaction. You’re awesome.
Love this tune. The four lads have said that during concerts the screaming was so loud, they couldn't hear themselves sing. So it's quite a feat they're able to do as well as they are.
I love it because you like The Beatles. I was 12 years old, when they came out and I fell in love immediately. I have loved George, the cutie in the middle for 56 years. ❤️🌹❤️
YOU'RE NOT FAKING IT ARE YOU? YOUR HONEST REACTION TO THIS IS WRITTEN ALL OVER YOU -BLESS YOU FOR YOUR HONESTY JB
Love your reaction to this song James, always makes me happy to see you enjoying yourself.😀🎸🎤🎶🎧
I am a 75 year old man originally from the UK, and I grew up with the Beatles. However arrogant and superior this sounds, it is only people of our age who know what the Beatles were and understand their impact was on the world. They appeared in the UK in the early sixties. Up until then it was Elvis, other American singers, and their equivalents from other countries. In the UK we had Cliff Richard. Then suddenly there was this record called Love Me Do, which wasn't really very good. We were told they were from Liverpool, and that the city had this club called the Cavern where all the Liverpool groups played. THEN I think Please Please Me came along. This was a song that the like of had never been heard. It went straight to No.1. A few singles later came the first LP (album). Then they played in Europe a few times, and then some DJ in the States played I want to Hold Your Hand, and the switchboard at the radio stion was swamped with calls like never before. No-one in the States had heard anything like it. Then the hair cuts became known, their clothes, other unique songs, and the world had caught Beatle mania. British music ruled the world, and the Beatles music just developed with every album. They single handedly progressed popular music to what it is today. They composed their own music, and no-one in the world came anywhere near them in terms of compositional ability and creativity. They also had a not unpleasant cockiness, and they clearly didn't mind what people thought of them. Their music just improved and developed for years until they broke up. They developed popular music into what it is today. Don't forget, when they came there was virtually nothing. All the popular music you here today came after the Beatles. For example, at the end of every year in the Nwetherlands where I live, theTop 2000 most requested songs are played for that year. There are no pre Beatles songs except perhaps a few Elvis ones. And the Rolling Stones first big hit in the UK was composed by the Beatles, I wanna be your Man. The Beatles influenced the world in a way that no artists had ever done beefore or since. so that while Queen are a wonderful group, and Bohemian Rhapsody is voted best song every year here in the Netherlands, they cannot be compared to the Beatles. Nobody can. If you like, they could be described as a freak of nature. But you had to have lived though to really get them and their influence. Brian Oosterbeek Netherlands
You are not alone! Notice that there are NO stage monitors and yet, above the screaming, they were in tune. As a four- piece band, they had a sound everyone tried to emulate. Their early work, ( 1964-'66) was phenomenal. In a very literal way, they changed the world. Music, fashion, culture, everything.
I'm 56 and I wouldn't trade my past for anything on earth...Tho those times did have it's trials and tribulations, just like in any other eras, but I know you would've loved being back in those days my friend..especially all the musics that was going on during those times....Great reaction my good man..Cheers..Oh, btw, The Beatles is my ALL time favorite band, EVER..lol
Check out the rooftop concert.
you were sincere in your comment I felt it......Congrats from Brazil !!!
If you haven’t done it, see if you can find Beatles doing Twist and Shout Live. That song was the height of Beatlemania and was just electric! Great to see you covering such old school classic stuff!
JB, love your reaction videos. Good taste. Stay safe and visit the UK sometime as you’d be very welcome. The world needs more people like you. As teenagers, we grew up listening to The Beatles. I remember going round James Broughton’s house with another 4 mates all crammed into his bedroom to listen to the latest Beatles album - The White Album. Magical days.
Four other classic early Beatles songs you must react to are "I Saw Her Standing There", "Ticket To Ride", "Eight Days A Week" and "I Feel Fine". PLEASE check them out.
Love your channel JB, you got soul brother...please react to "Hey Bulldog" by the Beatles.Keep up the good work!
You are fast becoming my favorite reactor. Enjoyed watching you react to The Beatles.
This is my fav from the Hard Day’s Night album. First heard it when I was 12,
You are an enlightened man when you talk about learning from the past. Fortunately if you like the Beatles, there is a wealth of materiel to enjoy. My favorite song that features the Lennon/McCartney harmony from that period is "I'll Be Back."
wow look at them! They are a part of my soul
Love your reactions! And I absolutely love how you're sampling all genres. I grew up listening to everything... Music is LIFE!!
Top selling musicians of all time. 20 number 1 songs in 6 years.
The Beatles certainly had the beat. They had a way with putting together music, rhythms, and lyrics that could shake you to the bones. They were all very good at what they did, and they had people like George Martin who produced and helped arrange their songs into a powerful listening experience. When you'd hear them doing something new, there was a familiarity about it.
Always love watching your reactions!
Good taste in music The Beatles will always be too of the 🌲
Thank you for loving them
A popular song from the Beatles that you do know is Shout! Everyone who has been to a wedding this song is played.
To this day I love live recordings....it started with Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl.....then Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh.....
If you found yourself stranded on a deserted island with a record player (Wind-up type), and could only have one album... The Beatles 1 Album would carry you through and you'd never tire of it.
Many Beatles fanatics put down their early music. It's true that their real innovations came with their later music which was totally new and broke all the molds. But, in the early '60's there were very few artists who played "true" rock music. Chuck Berry, Little Richard and the Beatles brought home that real rock feeling. Still love ALL the Beatles music.
I've probably heard hundreds of songs based on the 12-bar-blues progression. In this song, John Lennon takes the basic 12-bar blues progression and makes it his own, turns it into something new and different. When I first heard the song "You Can't Do That" way back when, it was one of the very first indications to me - even more than the big Beatles hits of the time - that there was some extra special musical genius at work within the songs the Beatles were creating.
Great video.
Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child live in Stockholm 69. Or the Albert Hall version.
Keep it to!
Melbourne Australia.....June 17, 1964...
The guitar solo in the middle is played by Lennon, the lead singer. For some reason though he is off camera.
Love the Beatles. Prefer the 80's and 60's more like doo-wop music. Beatles started another change in our music culture. Love your reactions.
I'd recommend reacting to the Beatles 'something', 'Hey Jude', 'Across the Universe', 'All you need is love', ' Here comes the sun'
you caught the 'bug' (pun intended). if you are going to dig into these things, what might be fun is to do it in chronological order. a couple songs from each album (if not entire albums). you will see their progression and growth as a band. around the time of Rubber Soul things took a major turn from them....going from a very good rock n roll and pop band to something way beyond. helps you realize how and why they were so very influential
Great job. How about dont let me down by The Beatles. Live on the rooftop
Oh man, did Lennon have an amazing voice!
That chunk-a-chunk rhythm is a deriative of the "skiffle beat" popular around Liverpool as they were growing up. They captivated the entire world.
Love you! I’m a Beatles fan from when I was 9. That’s the lasssst generation who can claim to be original fans. I would explore the Rubber Soul album. 😊
Great reaction...great song!
The past is there for us to learn. I love that you even want to listen to this ancient stuff , but between 1966 - 1976 was one of the most fertile periods of rock music. Never gonna be that good again.
Top selling musicians of all time. Still.
Excellent, not a dry seat in the house!!!!
Those earlier songs were so enjoyable
i love your reactions - you have an old soul :)
People to9day listen to these guys and say, OK, so what? But what the new people can't appreciate is that The Beatles ushered in a new way of constructing songs, chord progressions that nobody had ever heard before in Rock and Roll! You can clearly hear their impact on many other bands from Queen, to Elton John.
One of my favorite Lennon songs..
The Beatles were my "Saturday Night Fever" when I was 17 and at 72, they still are. I also loved the Stones, but back in my young days, it was either one or the other. Personally, the Stones were a favourite when on stage with Mick dancing ; otherwise the Beatles were best for melodies !
Great song! I remember trying to teach myself how to play it on the organ as a kid. Never got it right!
Dear Prudence and tomorrow never knows.....I feel fine....so many great songs-you’ll love ‘em!
No compressors , no noise gates , no pedals , no fold back speakers , no autotune , no click tracks
I remember when this song was released.........They never looked back
That was some thumpi'n bass back in the day !
The Beatles had a happy sound. That's the secret.
You need to check out their early movies. A hard days night and Help.
This videi is so cool...well said.. well done
The Mount Rushmore of rock.
Loved your reaction lol
Hard to explain to you what it was like living through the time. Not just Beatles but other groups, we just thought it waa normal for one awesome hit to follow another and would continue for ever..this was life. Not how it worked out though.
A person who has the talent to write songs is pure gold. Not many can do it well.
It's amazing, I grew up with this song, but the lyrics didn't register. Song of a jealous man who doesn't want his friends laughing at him because he can't control his girlfriend from talking to other guys. 😨😨😨😨😨😨
React to The Beatles "We Can Work It Out" ... excellent!
Love ya, bro, check out Ray Charles doing Eleanor Rigby, and catch Joan Osborne doing Heat Wave, and watch the Motown video on the Funk Brothers.
JB caught Beatlemania.
JB the Beatles were the biggest band on the planet for almost a decade. You haven't really experienced their music properly only listening to live concert recordings that are bad quality and full of screaming. That's more about "Beatlemania". The Beatles were at the forefront of fashion with their long hair and collarless suits. They looked alien. They were quick witted, irreverent, charming and funny. The fans went crazy. Beatlemania was as much about those things as it was about their music which at the time was also soooo different from what was on the radio. You'd probably have to watch a documentary (and the movie "A Hard Day's Night) to really understand the scope of their popularity and influence. Their albums have to be experienced beginning to end. A Hard Day's Night, Rubber Soul, Help!, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, "The Beatles" which is better known as the white album), Magical Mystery Tour, Abbey Road, Let It Be. You really have no idea. It's like what your grandma said, you can't know Abba having only listened to Waterloo. There is so much more.
If you haven't heard music from the Everly Brothers I highly request it. Bird Dog, Cathy's Clown or Walk Right Back would be my suggestion. Love your channel!
Very cool!!
After a plane crash in 1959 killed some of the top stars of the 50’s, the Beatles revitalized rock and roll and started the rock movement.
On RUclips it's hard to check out Beatles' tunes because of copyright stuff. But if you like the Beatles - check out the 8 DVD documentary "The Beatles Anthology." It will give you a really good intro to the Beatles.
Please react next to Dear Prudence by the Beatles.
Oh Please "Come Together"!!
love you bro!
Cool video! I actually have a cover of this song too as well as tons of videos extracting John Lennon's parts
great taste my friend 👍
thanks for the video. great song. you have a name that would be great for a NWA wrestler.
The classic were the best
Welcome to Beatlemania
The Mop-Tops invaded and changed music forever! Enough said.
The thing to remember about the Beatles is that they're responsible for all the music that came out of England after 1964
Dude you need to react to the rooftop gig
Queen's live performances are almost always epic, but I think The Beatles live performances aren't always as good. Not their fault, it seems like especially when they were in TV studios, it was a smaller space, the sound system picked up too much of the screaming girls, the picture wasnt always crisp, the mics were sometimes unbalanced and one of them would sound too loud or quiet. The studio versions are usually much better because they had more control over the balance and the sound quality was great.