Was there in June , stayed in Hard days night Hotel , cavern club tribute concert was sureal . First time ever in Liverpool . Came back to UK after 46yrs fantastic to see Beatles statues . Loved the whole experience, as did my cousins who came with me . Memories
Glad you had a nice time in Liverpool mate, its a poor city money wise, but in friendliness its the richest in the world. Next time look up the Casbah hotel in Haymans Green, West Derby Village, its Pete Bests mums old house & where he, John, Paul & George used the cellar as a youth club, later to be named the Casbah, the clubs still in the cellar, as it was 59/60, but you have to book a tour for that, I worked on it doing the electrical work, heard some fascinating stories from ' Rouge' Petes brother, about the lads,he was actually born with the lads sitting around smoking on the stairs, it should be opening soon.
One other point it was nice seeing a picture of the late great Joe Strummer next to the statue of " The four lads who shook the world " in Mathew St, Joe was a Punk legend who rallied against injustices and the establishment and was a big Lennon fan on the quiet, RIP 🙏 John & George and of course Joe.
The GREATEST ever band who changed the world for the better and then payed a very heavy price from over exposure exhaustion and lack of peace and quiet all humans need. That much pressure on anybody is more than anyone could take for long. Oh how the world needs a reason to smile like they gave us !
it looks like the whole Liverpool is a Beatles museum. They made the city legendary and world famous. After the beatles, the place continued to be well known for its bands specially in the 80s with lotus eaters, echo and the bunnymen, omd and many more.. I love this place even though ive never been there.
I live 60 miles away…i go every few years…you can’t help but remember the Beatles on a visit….buskers singing Beatles stuff..Liverpool accents everywhere…and you think …that blokes putting it on…but he isn’t..most of the time… The whole city is a shrine to the Beatles…i dont know why Disney hasn’t bought the place…therell be a recreation of L1 in Las Vegas next..and Paris..
@Plantie_4K_Travel And another couple of legendary Liverpool bands " Teardrop Explodes" even if Singer Julian Cope grew up in Tamworth, and more recently "Shack " possibly the best Liverpool band after the Beatles with brothers John and Mick Head heading the band which formed after their first band " The Pale Fountains " disbanded in the 1980s.
I was 5 from Boston when they hit USA like a tornado, even that young age it was infectious, the string of hit songs was like nothing before, my first fav was I wanna hold your hand, I still like it 58 yrs later.
I turned 7 the same month they made their American debut on Ed Sullivan Show, Feb. 1964. Remember it like it was yesterday.. Watching with whole family in awe of these 4! Lifelong fan here and still in awe almost 60 years later. I'd say they passed the audition! ❤❤❤❤
There is a statue of them crossing Abbey Road, located in Tlalnepantla, Mexico (it is very large municipio *county in the northern part of Mexico City's metropolitan area)
There's a movie called Violent Playgrounds and stars a very young David McCallum that was filmed in Liverpool (except for the final schoolhouse scene) around 1958-59 and shows alot of the city as it was then when The Beatles were forming and started gigging. Worth watching to get a feel for it then and that influenced them growing up.
Congrats! This Yank had several there from '80 thru '83. Do you remember the old, tin horse trough in "the gents"? Was the older woman still working behind the bar? Don't remember her name.
Ye Crack in Rice St & the Philharmonic pub in Hope St are where John & Paul drank, we used to live in Upper Hope Place, just off Hope St, so I know these pubs & been in them when old enough.
I think they should be on a plinth….have they got one of Paul in the sister city of Rye ? A load of stuff goes on there too..thats another pilgrimage for another day..oh and er don’t forget St John’s Wood in Abbey road.. lorra stuff goin on there too..but London is expensive £12,50p a day just to breathe! I don’t know what goes on at Long Island..similar I suppose..
I am in London at the moment but its only a short visit. I have been inside Abbey Road but that was years ago. I will be back and take a look. Thank you xx
The Eleanor Rigby explanation is quite wrong. The young Beatles would sit at the edge of the church located between John's and Paul's homes, and they noticed the grave marker for Eleanor Rigby in the church grounds (you can still see it today), and the song evolved from that and other thoughts they had while sitting on the fence at the edge of the church grounds.
@@Travel_Breeze Yes I have heard a lot of things with different versions about the beatles ovet years. My eleanpr Rigby version was told to me by a cycling tour operator when I went to Liverpool 18 mths ago. 😀
@@Travel_Breeze Did "Stevie Wonder" play there? It wouldn't have been a big enough venue. It sounds to me that the narration is by AI. The errors are in the script that is being machine-read.
@@Travel_Breeze At 15 he was too big a star to play at such a small venue. And he wouldn't have settled for 100. Next you'll claim Elvis played there. Stop defending a tourist trap exploiting "The Beatles" -- and the ignorance of subsequent generations -- for profit.
Because back in 1966 John Lennon died in a car crash and was beheaded so the artist used the image of the replacement John in the sculpture until someone showed him a photo of the real John Lennon so he replaced the head.
The statues of the Four together are quite beautiful, but the single ones… Oh my God, they could be anyone. The statue of John in Liverpool airport is quite awful, looks nothing like him, terrible. Kids with Pongo can do absolutely better.
Lol, Wtf?! You spelt Beatles wrong for a start, you got the year of Lennon's murder wrong. You part of the P.I.D MOB (Paul is dead clan) if you are then paul was not "murdered" he was "killed in a car crash" oh dear, best get ya facts right hey🤦♀️
They're just so beautiful...and their faces are so expressive. Aside from the lovely individual variations, each man looks just like himself.
So pleased you liked the fab four statue. Thank you for watching.
Was there in June , stayed in Hard days night Hotel , cavern club tribute concert was sureal . First time ever in Liverpool . Came back to UK after 46yrs fantastic to see Beatles statues . Loved the whole experience, as did my cousins who came with me . Memories
What was the Hard Days Night Hotel like? Yes the Cavern Club was a great experience. Thank you for watching.
Glad you had a nice time in Liverpool mate, its a poor city money wise, but in friendliness its the richest in the world. Next time look up the Casbah hotel in Haymans Green, West Derby Village, its Pete Bests mums old house & where he, John, Paul & George used the cellar as a youth club, later to be named the Casbah, the clubs still in the cellar, as it was 59/60, but you have to book a tour for that, I worked on it doing the electrical work, heard some fascinating stories from ' Rouge' Petes brother, about the lads,he was actually born with the lads sitting around smoking on the stairs, it should be opening soon.
@@terryhorne2582 yes it is so friendly. Shame that the homeless don't get more help, spoke to a few homeless people, lovely people, nice to chat to xx
I hope the 2 acorns John Lennon planted in Coventry grew into fine trees because his wish for World peace is never gonna happen sadly 😥
One other point it was nice seeing a picture of the late great Joe Strummer next to the statue of " The four lads who shook the world " in Mathew St, Joe was a Punk legend who rallied against injustices and the establishment and was a big Lennon fan on the quiet, RIP 🙏 John & George and of course Joe.
The GREATEST ever band who changed the world for the better and then payed a very heavy price from over exposure exhaustion and lack of peace and quiet all humans need. That much pressure on anybody is more than anyone could take for long. Oh how the world needs a reason to smile like they gave us !
Very well said.
Very well said
I was hardcore Beatles fan back in the day. Love Paul
Poor people the world over have to deal with much more stress.
True that is
LOVE THE BEATLES
Fabulous Band. Thank you for watching.
Love the statues , good tributes ! Lovely city.
Yes they are a good tribute to such a fabulous band. The city is awesome.
I WAS THERE ...JUST 3 MONTHS AGO !🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇬💖🔥💥💖💖💖💖💖🐐🐐🐐🐐🎵🎵🎵🎵🇬🇬
Its a great place, hope you had fun.
@@Travel_Breeze YOU BET I DID ....I WAS LEFT THIRSTY FOR MORE .... I AM PLANNING TO RETURN TO LIVERPOOL ..,SOON !💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🎵⚽🐐🙏👍🥳
Great place to visit!
Yes, there's so much to do and see.
I like the raw audio of their singing.
Wow, I didn't know this statue was so good!
Thank you for watching.
it looks like the whole Liverpool is a Beatles museum. They made the city legendary and world famous. After the beatles, the place continued to be well known for its bands specially in the 80s with lotus eaters, echo and the bunnymen, omd and many more.. I love this place even though ive never been there.
Its definitely worth a visit xx
I live 60 miles away…i go every few years…you can’t help but remember the Beatles on a visit….buskers singing Beatles stuff..Liverpool accents everywhere…and you think …that blokes putting it on…but he isn’t..most of the time…
The whole city is a shrine to the Beatles…i dont know why Disney hasn’t bought the place…therell be a recreation of L1 in Las Vegas next..and Paris..
@@griswald7156 yes its a fabulous place, you can't get bored as there's so much to see and do. Never enough time xx
Dont forget Franky goes to Hollywood..or was it Garston,i always forget..
@Plantie_4K_Travel And another couple of legendary Liverpool bands " Teardrop Explodes" even if Singer Julian Cope grew up in Tamworth, and more recently "Shack " possibly the best Liverpool band after the Beatles with brothers John and Mick Head heading the band which formed after their first band " The Pale Fountains " disbanded in the 1980s.
I was 5 from Boston when they hit USA like a tornado, even that young age it was infectious, the string of hit songs was like nothing before, my first fav was I wanna hold your hand, I still like it 58 yrs later.
Yes they made a big impact on so many peoples lives. Good memories for a lot of people. Thank you so much for watching.
Thats my favourite song too, who's your favourite beetle?
I was 5 also.
You and me both beat brother
I turned 7 the same month they made their American debut on Ed Sullivan Show, Feb. 1964. Remember it like it was yesterday.. Watching with whole family in awe of these 4! Lifelong fan here and still in awe almost 60 years later. I'd say they passed the audition!
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The buildings are beautiful. Of course the Beatles are beautiful.
Yes I love the architecture, sometimes I just stop filming and admire.
@@Travel_Breeze soak it up.
There is a statue of them crossing Abbey Road, located in Tlalnepantla, Mexico (it is very large municipio *county in the northern part of Mexico City's metropolitan area)
I was unaware of this. Thank you for watching.
There's a movie called Violent Playgrounds and stars a very young David McCallum that was filmed in Liverpool (except for the final schoolhouse scene) around 1958-59 and shows alot of the city as it was then when The Beatles were forming and started gigging. Worth watching to get a feel for it then and that influenced them growing up.
Thank you, very interesting and I will definitely watch it. 👍
Who would have thought….so much symbolism. Acorns for peace etc.
It reminds me of you xx
8:17 glad to see Ron Nasty's name from The Rutles
The bricks are amazing.
Fairly graphic evidence of the decline of sculpture in our time.
Yes I agree, thank you for watching.
Four lads who shook the world...not for lads who shook the world.
Yes it was an AI voice and I was unable to correct it lol. Thank you for watching.
Don't be a plonker
Very Fun!!
The statues are very close apart from the John Lennon and the yellow submarine. Its a great day out. You also have the Cavern Club to visit.
THE RAW AUDIO IS SO FUNNY ...THEY JUST CAN;T GET IT RIGHT !,LETS CUT TO THE CHASE LADS 😂😂😂😂👍👍👍💖💖💖💖🙏💥🔥🎵
Yes its funny.
Those are very well-done statues. I'm sure the pigeons will agree with me.
Yes they are well done and the pigeons do agree lol
Thank you, excellent
Thank you and thank you for watching.
I had a pint in the grapes 1986 old world pub you can imagine the fabs in there
Amazing hope you had a good time.
Congrats! This Yank had several there from '80 thru '83. Do you remember the old, tin horse trough in "the gents"? Was the older woman still working behind the bar? Don't remember her name.
Ye Crack in Rice St & the Philharmonic pub in Hope St are where John & Paul drank, we used to live in Upper Hope Place, just off Hope St, so I know these pubs & been in them when old enough.
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Thank you for watching.
Good
Thank you and thank you for watching.
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Thank you for watching xx
I think they should be on a plinth….have they got one of Paul in the sister city of Rye ? A load of stuff goes on there too..thats another pilgrimage for another day..oh and er don’t forget St John’s Wood in Abbey road.. lorra stuff goin on there too..but London is expensive £12,50p a day just to breathe! I don’t know what goes on at Long Island..similar I suppose..
I am in London at the moment but its only a short visit. I have been inside Abbey Road but that was years ago. I will be back and take a look. Thank you xx
That’s not why Paul carries the camera the Beatles were obsessed w cameras and taking pictures
Is there anywhere you can see their pictures which they took or are they private. I love photography.
Google “Beatles personal cameras Paris 1964” or “personal photos Candlestick Park ‘66” some should come up
Ringo and Paul both published books of their pictures
@@dreammachine2013 Thank you
Plonker
The Eleanor Rigby explanation is quite wrong. The young Beatles would sit at the edge of the church located between John's and Paul's homes, and they noticed the grave marker for Eleanor Rigby in the church grounds (you can still see it today), and the song evolved from that and other thoughts they had while sitting on the fence at the edge of the church grounds.
Yes, its quite difficult to get to what really happened, what you said is very true but others disagree. But yes I read this too xx
@@Travel_Breeze Yes I have heard a lot of things with different versions about the beatles ovet years.
My eleanpr Rigby version was told to me by a cycling tour operator when I went to Liverpool 18 mths ago. 😀
I think it correct
Looks good
Thank you.
The outtakes add a great touch. Makes it much more personable and special in my opinion, instead just having clips of official releases
Thank you so much. Your comment was greatly appreciated.
The statues are beautifully done. I could see wanting a picture of them. But the idea of being in the picture with them just seems weird.
Thank you. There were a lot of people wanting their pictures taken with them.
I just bought a Beatles sweatshirt.
Did you buy it online or from the Cavern Club?
@@Travel_Breeze shop. But am inspired to visit Liverpool myself now.
TKMax by a stroke of luck
@@violetcookiewookie You were obviously there at the right time and place. Xx
@@violetcookiewookie its a lovely place.
Well well. Never knew about Madonna statue. That is surprising.
Nice Vid
Thank you and thank you for watching.
Many on the "Wall of Fame" DID NOT play at the "Cavern". They were simply of the same era.
Yes and a lot of them played there but did not become famous. Thank you so much for watching.
@@Travel_Breeze Did "Stevie Wonder" play there? It wouldn't have been a big enough venue.
It sounds to me that the narration is by AI. The errors are in the script that is being machine-read.
@@Travel_Breeze But pretending that everyone listed on that wall played at the Cavern is dishonest.
@@jnagarya519 Yes he did play there when he was 15 years old. He was paid £100
@@Travel_Breeze At 15 he was too big a star to play at such a small venue. And he wouldn't have settled for 100.
Next you'll claim Elvis played there.
Stop defending a tourist trap exploiting "The Beatles" -- and the ignorance of subsequent generations -- for profit.
my mom loved them.
because I loved.
Thank you for watching.
At 5:04 what is that face on the left back of the jacket?
Just looked, it looks very strange, a gnome maybe lol
Looks like a ghost lol
My little poem of Ringo Star...Ringo Ringo little star how i wonder how you are. ⭐😊
I hope you liked my home town 😊
We loved it, such a friendly, vibrant place to visit xx
No one has ever noticed that the John Lennon statue in Mathew Street has a different head than previously 😂
Everyone knows this
Yes, thank you for watching
Because back in 1966 John Lennon died in a car crash and was beheaded so the artist used the image of the replacement John in the sculpture until someone showed him a photo of the real John Lennon so he replaced the head.
I didn't lol
@@James-hd6ezlmao
Some statues are ok, but why would anyone want to gaze at statues built for tourists?
We all like different things, I like them lol xx
Sgt Pepper was my CB name. 😂
Always Paul for me but George did buy the Manor so should really be my favourite.
The Eastman / Kodak thing is nonsense btw
Yes I have heard that from others. Thank you for watching.
Are there no statues or commemorations of pete best comma he was an important figure in their history
I didn't see any.
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Yes a great place 🥰
O grupo 🇬🇧 Inglês, que revolucionou o gênero musical 🎼🎶🎵 e o modo de se vestir.🌍🌎🌏 mundialmente The Beatles .
Thank you for watching xx
The statues of the Four together are quite beautiful, but the single ones… Oh my God, they could be anyone. The statue of John in Liverpool airport is quite awful, looks nothing like him, terrible. Kids with Pongo can do absolutely better.
Yes the statues of the four of them standing together are very good. The ones above the Beatles shop are not too good 😕 Thank you for watching.
stands, not stand.
Correct
As never seen before by who?????🤔🤷♀️ if u live in Liverpool you can see all these things, if you visit Liverpool again you can see all these things🙃
Thank you, we will be visiting again soon as we loved Liverpool.
No Pete?
Unfortunately not. Thank you for watching.
Pete who, watermark?
Beetles paid the price 1966 Paul murder 1981 Lennon murder. Approximately 1998 murder. Re. Pt. Queen Elizabeth did. This
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Sorry can you explain please? X
Lol, Wtf?! You spelt Beatles wrong for a start, you got the year of Lennon's murder wrong. You part of the P.I.D MOB (Paul is dead clan) if you are then paul was not "murdered" he was "killed in a car crash" oh dear, best get ya facts right hey🤦♀️
I heard it was David bowie what done it
they look stoned
So do you 😂
I am!@@GaryJennings-qi3bv