It's hard to believe that next month it will be 22 years since you've flown from this place. The world has not been the same since. You live on in your brilliance and ALL of your unspoken words. You were just magic, and I miss you. Sorry you left so soon.................
It's very ironic (and perhaps a little funny) how George happened to pass away only two months after 9 11. To be sure, I'm NOT cracking a joke about 9 11; that's one of the few things that I would never joke about.
It's December 2023. I'm old enough to have watched The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show and fall in love with them. All through the decades, their music has been with me. But today, listening to these songs and remembering... Somehow I feel I'm coming full circle. It's mysterious and magical and full of emotion. Life is strange. Thank you George.
The music Boomers listened to. I always fought for unions, the working class and felt guided by the Beatles and their message that they were telling us in these incredible songs. We were very blessed to have had the Beatles sending their spiritual message of Peace and Love towards other human beings. I can speak for myself, think for myself and felt inspired having the Beatles putting out great works. I saw George play in Chicago Stadium during his Dark Horse tour. With Ravi Shakar and sunshine it was the greatest performance that I had seen.
Isn't a Pity, Georges profound words about the pain that grew amongst the four Beatles, a band that should have been able to care for each other(all you need is love?!) and last the test of time together. In my opinion, for what it's worth, this is the best album by an individual Beatle. Wish you were here George to read this!
'Wah wah' was his shot at the band too- "you're giving me your wah wah" I think George-as much as he loved them had just had it with John and Paul's prima donna shite by the recording sessions for Let it be- actually being the 1st to quit(but coming back thank God) and seeing his smile on the rooftop performance was pure joy of playing with these incredible players. And even though he felt John gave him little due him he ends up recording with John (and later Ringo). He was an even more complex man than John and was a sharp quick wit in his own right. I've seen a slew of bootleg videos of throw away takes from a number of sessions from magical mystery tour on and when the 3 would lay down harmony overdubs it was - surprise ,,, George that was assigning parts with John constantly saying he couldn't pick out his part-so much for the vaunted Paul pushing him around! Thats talent on another level when you think about the complexity of their harmonies-anr it was just the 3 voices-ringo didn't figure in on most harmony parts. My favorite Beatle was always John until this album and I realized how much this man had in him. Think of all his albums that you could listen to all the songs- Paul and John,,,not so much in my estimation. But that's just my 'wah wah! RIP georgie boy
What an honor it was to have lived through the 60s and 70s with increasing levels of awareness. Helped me to withstand the ups and downs of the following decades.
Same to me, Renato. I was 7 or 8 when I listened them for the first time. The song was I Am the Walrus… More than 50 years later they still impress me!
Compared to what's popular these days, The Beatles truly are prophets sent from a land of reality, equality, love, understanding, peace and above all....music that kicked ass. Now, stuck in these times with no way out but the grave, let's relish the music and remember back to when we were more free than we thought.
I feel so silly. I am 68 years old, a true child of the Beatles' era -- watched them on Ed Sullivan -- had many of their 45's -- and have never heard this album before. It is now one of my favorites after just one listen. Unreal.
Just think! You could have been listening to this album for several years! I do the same thing. Like with Led Zeppelin. I listened to them then but not with the appreciation I do now, along with a few other bands. I recommend, if you like Deep Purple, listen to the "Deep Purple: Deep Purple album. It was their third album and they had a different singer in their first three albums. After they replaced him I quit listening to the band (mostly). That's their best album.
Even though George and John were my favorites, there were several songs with Paul I liked, also. I still Iove "The Long and Winding Road", "Blackbird", and "Yesterday". And Ringo was a fantastic drummer. @davidandamy123
@@davidandamy123I left you a reply at the bottom. I forgot to put your name with it, though. Oh, I forgot to put "Lady Madonna" as one of my Paul favorites.
I was born in 54 and awakened by the Beatles. I’m a fan ever since. Magical Mystery Tour was my first album followed by Abbey Road and Let it be consecutively. Their music are now considered as classic.
My first record bought with my own money was Magical Mystery Tour. Wonderful stuff. The Beatles were and will always be my musical template, if shit like that is still allowed. God bless George and his talent after his boys. This record is “Top of the Pops!!!
I'm a '54 baby too. I just turned 70 last Friday. Rubber Soul has been my favorite Beatles album for as long as I can remember; Norwegian Wood, my favorite song. Magical Mystery Tour was another fav. I feel like the Beatles were a big part of my growing up. Not just the music but the ideas, clothes, hair, attitudes. All very informative. Party on @user.
In the end, this may be something that can be said for everyone. This music makes you feel that each and every one of us has a role to play in changing this world.
Because it's music it's certainly not a technical thing. It's the impact the album has on your mind your life and in the case of this album.. Your Soul.
I do experience the same feeling, was born in 1959 and have & still enjoy the oldest music 1960-1990 with a taste of nostalgia & deep sadness as good days never come back unfortunately, I still remember : George Harrison, Bob Seger, Bob Dylan, Gerry Rafferty, Gordon Lightfoot, America, Neil Young, Neil Diamond, Juan Baez, Barry White, Barry Manilow, Dolly Parton, Barrabas, Temptations, Leo Sayer, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Santana, Johnny Mitchell, Jim Croce, Salena Johns and more
I met GEORGE HARRISON at the Gramercy Park Hotel on 23rd street and Lexington avenue - My sister Barbara was dating LEON RUSSELL -We stayed at his room one weekend - after the August 1971 - CONCERT FOR BANGLA DESH in NEW YORK CITY - True story -
After some years of my life and listening beatles, I can see that Mr Harrison was best guitar of the Beatles, and one of my favorite masterpiece on this triple album is: If not for you!, thanks Mr. DYLAN!
Absolutely the very best music of that time. There are so many just fantastic bands. The Beatles,,, together and apart , really made amazing music and words. It's still good today!
1st listen 🎶 🎉 Im in AWE! Knew more songs than I thought. I used to think Paul McCartney was the most talented Beatle. Rethinking this. The young men strove for greatness together and relied on each other until the breakup.
Pudo haber dosificado su gran creatividad, tres discos en un mismo álbum me resultaba inexplicable. Parecía como si quisiera decirle al mundo que también era un genio de la música y era capaz de desarrollar la misma o más creatividad que sus amigos. No volvió a producir un álbum tan exitoso. Pero en cambio, este quedó como la obra maestra que es. Recién salió lo compré, fue mi primer compra a mis 13 años. Unos meses después ya había aprendido a tocar todas esas canciones en la guitarra y hoy, más de 50 años después, aún recuerdo todas sus letras como si fuera ayer. Harrison inmortal.
Así es mi estimado. Estoy seguro que muchos nos hicimos la misma pregunta. Porqué lanzar tan buen material de un solo golpe en un álbum triple??? Tienes razón, sus siguientes discos fueron muy irregulares en cuanto a éxitos. Pero bueno, no fue el único de los cuatro. Lennon después de John Lennon Plastic Ono Band de 1970 e Imagine de 1971 también fue poco exitoso. Hasta llegar a su exitoso álbum póstumo Double Fantasy. Mccartney siempre muy comercial tooda su carrera como solista hasta la fecha, pero pos bueno, el más exitoso sin duda. Ringo fuera de sus dos únicos grandes éxitos It don´t come easy y photograph que fueron canciones de Harrison prácticamente no tuvo más exitos. Saludos mi estimado!!
@@rolandosuarezelizondo7423 PERO LENNON TUVO ALBUMS EXTRAORDINARIOS COMO MIND GAMES DE 1973 Y BIRDGES AND WALLS DE 1974, PARA MÍ EL MEJOR DE SU PRODUCCIÓN SOLISTA LEJOS, CON TEMAS COMO: 9 DREAM ; WHATEVER GETS YOU TRUTH THE NIGHT ; OLD DIRT ROAD ; WHAT YOU GET ; GOING DOWN ON LOVE ; STEEL AND GLASS, FUE IMPECABLE ESE DISCO QUE SE GESTO EN LO QUE SE DENOMINO: " EL FIN DE SEMANA PERDIDO " CUANDO SE HABÍA SEPARADO DE YOKO Y ANDABA CON MAY PANG ; APARTE EL DISCO DE COVERS ROCK AND ROLL DE 1975, TAMBIÉN FUE MUY EXITOSO PARA EL - Y EN LO QUE RESPECTA A HARRISON, LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD DE 1973 ; CLOUD NINE DE 1987, QUE PARA TODO EL MUNDO FUE EL GRAN REGRESO A LOS ESCENARIOS. Y POR SUPUESTO QUEDA EL PRIMER GRAN CONCIERTO SOLIDARIO DE LA HISTORIA CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH DE 1971, ESOS DISCOS FUERON MUY EXITOSOS PARA HARRISON
.,respetuosamente, opinaría que, "dosificada su creatividad ya lo estaba,." La agrupación le condicionaba, imperativos de "contrato" sin embargo, al liberarse - doble sentido de la palabra, quedaría libre y no,.- el momento que se vivía luego de los convulsivos años 60's, renovarse, renacer, era la única alternativa y lo demostró.
Gone Troppo es un excelente disco. Harrison además de haber hecho discos en solitario hizo dos discos con los Travellin Wilburys, cosa que el primer disco es hermoso de principio a fin. A George lo subestimaron demasiado, y con este disco y otros más, además de otros temas como When we was fab, All Those Years Ago, This song, etc. Harrison estaba a la altura de John y Paul
When the Beatles broke up everyone was sad but to me now we had four talents releasong material onstead of one gruop and albums like this are the end result maybe hreak ups arent yragic but rewarding on a whole new level RIP George and yhank i for one of the best albums ever to grace a turntable😂❤❤
Donde quieras que estés George te doy gracias por todo lo que has aportado con tu música, tu voz ,maravillosa y llena de Luz❤ para mi eres único y tu mensaje y solo oírte me eleva el Alma❤Gracias George
When this George Harrison album ALL THINGS MUST PASS came out in November of 1970 - It was the biggest selling record of all time - ! I remember the day it got into the shelves of the record stores in New York - - True story - !
Not long after this album came out, I bought it. I loved it ever since. I liked the first 2 sides more than the others at first. As I grew older, I found myself listening to sides 3 and 4 more.
I bought this album when I was fourteen, with earnings from my paper round. I always loved The Beatles; music I grew up with; music of my childhood...the first single I ever bought was Hey Jude. All the memories, and still, all the music...Let It Roll.
Definitely. As much as I love some of the other guys’ solo work if I could only preserve one solo Beatles album it would have to be this one, no question.
My fav Beatle for many reasons. My bother gave me this album for my 13th birthday and it was a wonderful gift. I saw you a few years later at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto with Ravi Shankar and Billy Preston. I had a hot date! And I had lined up overnight with hundreds of people awaiting to buy tix in the morning. It was a fabulous concert. Thanks George.
Never forget these songs the thread of my generation… it was like god himself said let there be Beatles I know your gonna love them and we did .. thank you GOD
George was the mastermind in the band, it's obvious in his music that all the dynamics came from him compared to both john and paul in everything they done since.
I do not know about that. I beg to differ. John was the main genius/mastermind but he allowed Paul and George's genius to shine as well and call shots.
The beauty of the spirit in the music of George Harrison can be compared to the one of his good mate Tom Petty.. If you are an (old ;) guitar beginner, then you can probably better perceive the pure sense of musicality in both of them: it's all sooo music-friendly and simply built, but beautiful in the sound and harmony. There's actually bright Light in it. Always thanking them for their songs, Om Shanti to everybody.
This album caught me from the beginning. My sweet lord as single, the initial attraction. Then hearing the B-side Isn´t it a pity (more than 7 minutes on a single). Beautiful songs which show the full genius of George. Greetings from Germany.
Harrison, the soft spoken beatle with that seriously spiritual vibe which made him form a deep kinship with lennon. He created this beautiful album of his journey to a higher plane. Besides being a serious exceptional guitarist he was a brilliant speaker of truth, love, and a search of purpose. This album is the masterful creation of that hearts desire to find his moment where his music really mattered. A beautiful legacy in a lifetime of hard work, this is my favorite album of harrison, its brutally honest, hauntingly truthful, and above contained all the answers a spiritual man is searching for. For me, in my grief to find myself after hunan tragedy, it offeres me well needed peace. Thank you george for this amazing album. Xx Flynn Taylor
ERR... Actually.. After EMI films pulled their financing one week before filming was to start on "The Life of Brian" Harrison saved the project by funding ALL of it himself by.. Mortgaging his family home. Good job the film was a success.... Otherwise he would've lost the lot. THAT'S the kind of man he was.
I've clicked through so many videos, through so many incredible, weird ambient landscapes... I feel like I'm going on a train trip, seeing a succession of crazy, never-before-seen scenes from history, important, weird musics through the window as I pass... there's so much to explore. So many places to alight and dwell in the ambiences that are on offer. This stop, in particular, is brilliant
Of course. Beautiful George. Best solo work after the Fabs. The “quiet “ one made the best solo record after the boys broke up. Music “experts” can dispute it but go on. Just listen. Peace always.
As a young teenager, George inspired me to pick up the guitar.....that was in 1964....I still play his songs and a few years ago my band decided to throw in some Beatles and George Harrison songs including "My Sweet Lord" ...so I went out and bought an expensive Guild 12 string, just for that number...... and it was worth it!!!
Man, the dudes. They really changed the world for better. I do Transcendental meditation because of them, and it's made my life quite fantastic. Thank you Beatles
I grew up with the Beatles and George is my favorite. "Don't bother me" is one of the greatest Rock and Roll songs of all time. This album shows the depth of his talent which was overlooked by the general public. But not by Beatles fans.
Ahoj, pocházím z České republiky a toto album teď slyším poprvé. Před pár měsíci mi běžela hlavou píseň My sveet Lord. Byla jsem u lékaře, zjistil mi rozedmu plic. Jdu na Wikipedii, jméno George Harrison, a čtu... Zemřel na rakovinu plic, která metastázovala do mozku. Ve věku 58 let. Hádej koli mi je let...?
I used to get irritated when I heard remixed albums. My thoughts were: "This is what they created, so leave it alone!". Then I realized that before the 1970's, they didn't have audio compressors, they barely had EQs, and the Sgt Pepper's album was recorded on a 4 track recorder. Now when I hear remixes against the original mixes, I hear the clarity and fullness that the artists from the sixties and early 70's wished they could have gotten. The Beatles and George Martin pulled every trick in the book to get the sounds they got because of the lack of equipment that we have today (aside from the fact they had some really good microphones). It's amazing that you can get comparable sound quality from a $300 computer that used to take hundreds of thousands of dollars to create. Some of the worst sounding audio recordings I've ever heard, came from Motown's Hitsville studios (Heatwave by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, for example). However, as my audio engineering book stated, a crappy recording of a hit song is still a hit song.
That was fascinating. Great comment. I'm an old musician whose favorite toy back in the 1980s was the 4 track Tascam Portastudio. If my iMac hadn't given up the ghost 5 years ago, I'd be on Logic Pro now.
Cet album a été pour moi une grande découverte d'un Beatles que l'on ne connaissait moins à tort... une découverte qui s'est avérez une révélation. Cet album est son reflet, celui d'un grand artiste resté dans l'ombre de Paul et John mais qui à sa façon a immergé sans fla fla avec SA musique qui se démarque. Oui, je l'ai découvert en 1975-1976 suite à une tragédie dans ma famille, on m'a donné cet album de 3 disques vinyle. Cela a été une révélation et un beaume sur une plaie vive. Quoique qu'il en soit cet album m'a donné douceur et paix. On peux sentir sa paix et son goût de vivre au présent. Bravo Georges et grand merci. Robert PS: ma meilleure est I,snt a Pitty les 2 versions.
I was born in 1954 in Chicago and I grew up listening to the Beatles. Saw there first appearance on the Ed Sullivan show that Sunday night! George Harrison was always my favorite Beatle. I saw him in concert in Chicago on the Dark Horse tour! RIP George ❤
Read a review of this album a long while back. They called it a masterpiece. He was saving up a number of songs he wrote that did not make the cut with the rest of the Beatles. The critic then said once he put in all this effort to create this album, he just did not try as hard. Or something to that effect. Outstanding album.
@@thenowchurch6419 I think they were done working with each other I mean look at how Paul was giving George a hard time these like look I'll play whatever you want I won't play anything they were set up it had ran its course and what a ride you got to remember those guys were with each other in the early days what 300 days out of the year if not more and George actually said it's not about making another million dollars could you imagine being able to say that I think everybody just burned out but again what a ride
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It's hard to believe that next month it will be 22 years since you've flown from this place. The world has not been the same since. You live on in your brilliance and ALL of your unspoken words. You were just magic, and I miss you. Sorry you left so soon.................
It's very ironic (and perhaps a little funny) how George happened to pass away only two months after 9 11. To be sure, I'm NOT cracking a joke about 9 11; that's one of the few things that I would never joke about.
It's December 2023. I'm old enough to have watched The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show and fall in love with them. All through the decades, their music has been with me. But today, listening to these songs and remembering...
Somehow I feel I'm coming full circle. It's mysterious and magical and full of emotion. Life is strange. Thank you George.
I'm right there with you, I remember watching them on the Ed Sullivan show as well. And yes, truly magical now...
What a great piece of music! Q
Old 😊George kicked
Their ass. On this one
We were watching history in the making
Me too 😂
I was born in 1960. So grateful that my life has been filled with the best music. Ever. And George’s first solo album is right up there with them all.
Best out of ALL of them.
Yo en 1961 !!!!!
1953.
2023
I was born later, wrong years I guess 🎉
Got this album in 1970.for.my Birthday.53 years later it's still awesome Thank you George ❤
Mine as well ❤😂😊 69'
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ALL THINGS MUST PASS INCLUDING GEORGE HARRISON AND HE DID BUT HIS MUSIC LIVES ON ! ! !😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I HONESTLY STILL CANNOT BELIEVE HE IS DEAD, ( AND SINCE 2001.) THE LIVING BREATHING SOUL OF THE BEATLES.......R.I.P GENTLE GEORGE.........❤❤❤❤
I couldn't have said it better or added more. I have his Dark Horse logo on my guitar
His body may be gone but he's still here w us... or at least he is w ME!! 💜💜💜💜😇
Not dead at all...
He's more than that.
Harrison!!!!!!!!!Estás con nosotros.... hasta el final delosTiempos...
Eternally grateful for all the Momma's and Papa's with superior music taste that pass this gift to newer generations. Thank you Dad.
This is one of the few perfect albums, without a bad song. There is a dreamlike quality to the production/ sound that is big part of the art. Great.
He was a Pisces
Phil Spector produced it. Look for CD that has all of these songs without any production. Just George and his guitar.
PS...wall of sound...be my little baby...😊
@rberliner6680 Actually, he was a Aquarius-Pisces cusp.
The music Boomers listened to. I always fought for unions, the working class and felt guided by the Beatles and their message that they were telling us in these incredible songs. We were very blessed to have had the Beatles sending their spiritual message of Peace and Love towards other human beings. I can speak for myself, think for myself and felt inspired having the Beatles putting out great works. I saw George play in Chicago Stadium during his Dark Horse tour. With Ravi Shakar and sunshine it was the greatest performance that I had seen.
Not just boomers! Gen X
Beautiful--now watch the RFK,Jr story of his trans from drugs to the great man he is today!
Left turn at Greenland.
Wow.....what a privilege to see Ravi and George.....I'm more than a little bit jealous😅
Isn't a Pity, Georges profound words about the pain that grew amongst the four Beatles, a band that should have been able to care for each other(all you need is love?!) and last the test of time together. In my opinion, for what it's worth, this is the best album by an individual Beatle. Wish you were here George to read this!
Said so beautifully!
This - and his final album, Brainwashed.
'Wah wah' was his shot at the band too- "you're giving me your wah wah" I think George-as much as he loved them had just had it with John and Paul's prima donna shite by the recording sessions for Let it be- actually being the 1st to quit(but coming back thank God) and seeing his smile on the rooftop performance was pure joy of playing with these incredible players. And even though he felt John gave him little due him he ends up recording with John (and later Ringo). He was an even more complex man than John and was a sharp quick wit in his own right. I've seen a slew of bootleg videos of throw away takes from a number of sessions from magical mystery tour on and when the 3 would lay down harmony overdubs it was - surprise ,,, George that was assigning parts with John constantly saying he couldn't pick out his part-so much for the vaunted Paul pushing him around! Thats talent on another level when you think about the complexity of their harmonies-anr it was just the 3 voices-ringo didn't figure in on most harmony parts. My favorite Beatle was always John until this album and I realized how much this man had in him. Think of all his albums that you could listen to all the songs- Paul and John,,,not so much in my estimation. But that's just my 'wah wah! RIP georgie boy
Otani's contract will be longer than the Beatles. Lets say that's a pity
I agree, bestt album by any former Beatle
What an honor it was to have lived through the 60s and 70s with increasing levels of awareness. Helped me to withstand the ups and downs of the following decades.
I got this LP along with Jesus Christ Superstar for Christmas in 1970
I was 15. wow!!
Hope you still have them. I lost mine in the early 70s, borrowed by a friend of a friend of a friend and never returned...
@@bsiahaan I hate it when that happens, my early collection was never returned, vowed never to lend records to anyone again, I now have 4000. Ooops.
Cool Christmas
OMG!!!! You are blessed❤
I lost ALL my albums in hurricane Katrina. I have the songs on cd now. Such a loss. @@bsiahaan
For those of you you who have this album -----hold on to these songs! They are gold!
never had it,never will.too much dross.wah wah is a mess,isnt it a pity half a good ballad
I listened Beatles whena I was 5. Now I'm 61 and that sound Is so sweet for my ears. Thanks sweet George full of feelings and soul
Same to me, Renato. I was 7 or 8 when I listened them for the first time. The song was I Am the Walrus… More than 50 years later they still impress me!
Exactly the same for me too also being 61.
Compared to what's popular these days, The Beatles truly are prophets sent from a land of reality, equality, love, understanding, peace and above all....music that kicked ass. Now, stuck in these times with no way out but the grave, let's relish the music and remember back to when we were more free than we thought.
Congrats
Im 63 and the Beatles were the best band ever!
I feel so silly. I am 68 years old, a true child of the Beatles' era -- watched them on Ed Sullivan -- had many of their 45's -- and have never heard this album before. It is now one of my favorites after just one listen. Unreal.
Isn’t it a pity ! 😅
Must've been listening to all the other silly love songs 😂😊
Same for me I’m ashamed to say. I know those back years were busy with life but this is a fabulous album 💕
Just think! You could have been listening to this album for several years! I do the same thing. Like with Led Zeppelin. I listened to them then but not with the appreciation I do now, along with a few other bands. I recommend, if you like Deep Purple, listen to the "Deep Purple: Deep Purple album. It was their third album and they had a different singer in their first three albums. After they replaced him I quit listening to the band (mostly). That's their best album.
Oh yes, I owned that album back then. An excellent one. @@WilmaHyche-ry4hr
George sang consistently of spiritual matters. ATMP was such an inspirational album!
Dark Horse no more. After all these years, it still touches me. Gifted and generous, thanks George
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Lo amoooo..mi hermano del alma..gracias a el encontre mi camino y a mi gurudeva Yogananda...hare Krishna Querido George Om Shanti Om Om Om❤❤❤❤❤❤
I heard he found Jesus before he died he converted John 3:16👍🏽💕believe, that's all :)
I didn't give this record the attention it deserved when it first came out. It has stood the test of time better than many. God bless you George.
RIP George. Actually my favorite Beatles.
george and john were / are my favs. :-)
They were all so brilliant, the best ever by far @@Shannonbarnesdr1
@@Shannonbarnesdr1They were/are my favorites, too!
Even though George and John were my favorites, there were several songs with Paul I liked, also. I still Iove "The Long and Winding Road", "Blackbird", and "Yesterday". And Ringo was a fantastic drummer. @davidandamy123
@@davidandamy123I left you a reply at the bottom. I forgot to put your name with it, though. Oh, I forgot to put "Lady Madonna" as one of my Paul favorites.
Blessed are we that were nurtured by these people.
Amen!
George was a very spiritual guynand had deep feelings, how incredibly important that these 4 boys from England changed the world !
The “Quiet Beatle” spoke volumes with this album.
Such a beautiful soul...RIP George🙏
Oh, yes, a man who had a liking for young girls and who had an affair with Maureen Starkey, his Beatle-buddy's wife. Such a 'beautiful soul.'
@@hezkyden what's wrong in liking young girls?
This was downloaded 11yrs ago and it just popped up?!?! I'm so 😊 thx❗️
My parents gave me this album for Christmas when it was brand new. Needless to say, it was a Merry Christmas.
George's solo work is so.....Incredible.
Um dos melhores discos de TDS os tempos. Sem igual. George, maravilhoso. O cara ė demais.
@@ciceroparcelly9791 SI SI SI
I was born in 54 and awakened by the Beatles. I’m a fan ever since. Magical Mystery Tour was my first album followed by Abbey Road and Let it be consecutively. Their music are now considered as classic.
My first record bought with my own money was Magical Mystery Tour. Wonderful stuff. The Beatles were and will always be my musical template, if shit like that is still allowed. God bless George and his talent after his boys. This record is “Top of the Pops!!!
I'm a '54 baby too. I just turned 70 last Friday. Rubber Soul has been my favorite Beatles album for as long as I can remember; Norwegian Wood, my favorite song. Magical Mystery Tour was another fav. I feel like the Beatles were a big part of my growing up. Not just the music but the ideas, clothes, hair, attitudes. All very informative. Party on @user.
Born in 54 also. This album was a big part of my life in the early 70's and holds so many beautiful memories for me.
Amazing I grew up with the Beatles. So lucky I'm 72 and have a ton of memories ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Me too and ditto!
In the end, this may be something that can be said for everyone. This music makes you feel that each and every one of us has a role to play in changing this world.
Always think of my dad used to listen to this album with him even though he played country music he would listen to anything that was cool
I'd forgotten how brilliant this album was.
Do you people realize what a perfect album this is?
Yes we do !!!
Yes I do . Rip George
Because it's music it's certainly not a technical thing.
It's the impact the album has on your mind your life and in the case of this album..
Your Soul.
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Do you realise how arrogant you sound?
I was born into this era as well. I count my lucky stars to have witnessed the greatest music ever made. Blessed really. Thanks George.
Best thing was Beatles breaking up
I do experience the same feeling, was born in 1959 and have & still enjoy the oldest music 1960-1990 with a taste of nostalgia & deep sadness as good days never come back unfortunately, I still remember : George Harrison, Bob Seger, Bob Dylan, Gerry Rafferty, Gordon Lightfoot, America, Neil Young, Neil Diamond, Juan Baez, Barry White, Barry Manilow, Dolly Parton, Barrabas, Temptations, Leo Sayer, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Santana, Johnny Mitchell, Jim Croce, Salena Johns and more
Too many to list here lol 11/15/1959@@alphabeta123100
"greatest music ever made"? Was Mozart a pastry cook? And Beethoven a bricklayer?
@@Badmintonforall sorry , modern era music , non classical.
I met GEORGE HARRISON at the Gramercy Park Hotel on 23rd street and Lexington avenue - My sister Barbara was dating LEON RUSSELL -We stayed at his room one weekend - after the August 1971 - CONCERT FOR BANGLA DESH in NEW YORK CITY - True story -
After some years of my life and listening beatles, I can see that Mr Harrison was best guitar of the Beatles, and one of my favorite masterpiece on this triple album is: If not for you!, thanks Mr. DYLAN!
I was just 6 when this AWESOME album was released.
Absolutely the very best music of that time. There are so many just fantastic bands. The Beatles,,, together and apart , really made amazing music and words.
It's still good today!
Of ALL the post-Beatles releases, this is by far the BEST!
1st listen 🎶 🎉 Im in AWE! Knew more songs than I thought. I used to think Paul McCartney was the most talented Beatle. Rethinking this. The young men strove for greatness together and relied on each other until the breakup.
George Harrison was a pretty underrated guitarist IMO.
This album is sublime.
Gracias por esto.
We we
I agree! I think he was one of the greatest ever.
Pudo haber dosificado su gran creatividad, tres discos en un mismo álbum me resultaba inexplicable. Parecía como si quisiera decirle al mundo que también era un genio de la música y era capaz de desarrollar la misma o más creatividad que sus amigos. No volvió a producir un álbum tan exitoso. Pero en cambio, este quedó como la obra maestra que es. Recién salió lo compré, fue mi primer compra a mis 13 años. Unos meses después ya había aprendido a tocar todas esas canciones en la guitarra y hoy, más de 50 años después, aún recuerdo todas sus letras como si fuera ayer. Harrison inmortal.
Así es mi estimado. Estoy seguro que muchos nos hicimos la misma pregunta. Porqué lanzar tan buen material de un solo golpe en un álbum triple??? Tienes razón, sus siguientes discos fueron muy irregulares en cuanto a éxitos. Pero bueno, no fue el único de los cuatro. Lennon después de John Lennon Plastic Ono Band de 1970 e Imagine de 1971 también fue poco exitoso. Hasta llegar a su exitoso álbum póstumo Double Fantasy. Mccartney siempre muy comercial tooda su carrera como solista hasta la fecha, pero pos bueno, el más exitoso sin duda. Ringo fuera de sus dos únicos grandes éxitos It don´t come easy y photograph que fueron canciones de Harrison prácticamente no tuvo más exitos. Saludos mi estimado!!
@@rolandosuarezelizondo7423 PERO LENNON TUVO ALBUMS EXTRAORDINARIOS COMO MIND GAMES DE 1973 Y BIRDGES AND WALLS DE 1974, PARA MÍ EL MEJOR DE SU PRODUCCIÓN SOLISTA LEJOS, CON TEMAS COMO: 9 DREAM ; WHATEVER GETS YOU TRUTH THE NIGHT ; OLD DIRT ROAD ; WHAT YOU GET ; GOING DOWN ON LOVE ; STEEL AND GLASS, FUE IMPECABLE ESE DISCO QUE SE GESTO EN LO QUE SE DENOMINO: " EL FIN DE SEMANA PERDIDO " CUANDO SE HABÍA SEPARADO DE YOKO Y ANDABA CON MAY PANG ; APARTE EL DISCO DE COVERS ROCK AND ROLL DE 1975, TAMBIÉN FUE MUY EXITOSO PARA EL - Y EN LO QUE RESPECTA A HARRISON, LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD DE 1973 ; CLOUD NINE DE 1987, QUE PARA TODO EL MUNDO FUE EL GRAN REGRESO A LOS ESCENARIOS. Y POR SUPUESTO QUEDA EL PRIMER GRAN CONCIERTO SOLIDARIO DE LA HISTORIA CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH DE 1971, ESOS DISCOS FUERON MUY EXITOSOS PARA HARRISON
.,respetuosamente, opinaría que, "dosificada su creatividad ya lo estaba,." La agrupación le condicionaba, imperativos de "contrato" sin embargo, al liberarse - doble sentido de la palabra, quedaría libre y no,.- el momento que se vivía luego de los convulsivos años 60's, renovarse, renacer, era la única alternativa y lo demostró.
Try listening to cloud nine
Gone Troppo es un excelente disco. Harrison además de haber hecho discos en solitario hizo dos discos con los Travellin Wilburys, cosa que el primer disco es hermoso de principio a fin. A George lo subestimaron demasiado, y con este disco y otros más, además de otros temas como When we was fab, All Those Years Ago, This song, etc. Harrison estaba a la altura de John y Paul
When the Beatles broke up everyone was sad but to me now we had four talents releasong material onstead of one gruop and albums like this are the end result maybe hreak ups arent yragic but rewarding on a whole new level RIP George and yhank i for one of the best albums ever to grace a turntable😂❤❤
Donde quieras que estés George te doy gracias por todo lo que has aportado con tu música, tu voz ,maravillosa y llena de Luz❤ para mi eres único y tu mensaje y solo oírte me eleva el Alma❤Gracias George
For me, I’d have you anytime is the most beautiful and perfect song ever. ❤️George.
I was born in 1955 - E EU VIVI TUDO ISSO, GRAÇAS A DEUS!
Nice
This was album of the year.
It's a real classic. George was the man. So dark but full of light. What is life is a pop classic!
Genius
@@johnnyx9892yes
Without doubt the most soulful of the Beatles.
if you were a conservative observer, you'd have noticed your mistake!
@@dougreynolds2813 And if you were a .........you'd have noticed your mistake friend.
Never...
The 4 Beatles were as incompatible as the yolk, white, shell and omelette are. 😜
Part of their aura and charm. 4 distinct styles came together.🎉
I love Wah Wah and the magical album cover pretty much part of the British folklore just cool❤
I think this is REAL music. George is so wonderful. I miss him, but he left so much behind.
George was indeed a special messenger, truly savant...
When this George Harrison album ALL THINGS MUST PASS came out in November of 1970 - It was the biggest selling record of all time - ! I remember the day it got into the shelves of the record stores in New York - -
True story - !
Nice!
Sounds as magical today, June 2023, than it did all those years ago when i bought it on the first day of its release.... When did the time go ?..
Yes it's amazing, isn't it! Seems like yesterday.... almost....❤
Ask Sandy Denny. I still cannot listen to her sing “Who knows where the time goes” without a tear.
yup@@GT380man that's the song in a human heart, earthen anthem past, present and future for sharing chooooooooone!!!!☺
I'm telling you 😊❤
Just a beautifully conceived album from start to finish. It flows so well. A masterpiece indeed.
He had a pocket full of songs from his time with the Beatles and recorded his own stuff Ringo and Phil Spector helped
Spector ruined these songs.
They needed colour and verve. Could a been a lovely album
Not long after this album came out, I bought it. I loved it ever since. I liked the first 2 sides more than the others at first. As I grew older, I found myself listening to sides 3 and 4 more.
This song is still modern. It was ahead the its time. Thanks George, whatever you are.
I bought this album when I was fourteen, with earnings from my paper round. I always loved The Beatles; music I grew up with; music of my childhood...the first single I ever bought was Hey Jude. All the memories, and still, all the music...Let It Roll.
The great masterpiece of the post Beatle era.
There is simply no other album among the other 3 that is even a close second.
The Plastic Ono album is considered by many including myself to be better. I would put this second personally.
@@paulhallatt4313 You are the ONLY person who thinks that. Not one other person.
Definitely. As much as I love some of the other guys’ solo work if I could only preserve one solo Beatles album it would have to be this one, no question.
well, only read further down to see that YOU overstate things as well. You are not alone. @@pm829
I'm challenged now being a huge McCartney fan. This effort is top notch by George!🎉
Brilliant album 💯 legend
His talent was so underrated.
not by me
Underrated! By who?
No 😂
@@hp1117 over 10 million albums sold and still going strong... Underrated is not a compliment..
@@mikedavidriverameant, it should have sold 20 zillion! ❤😂😂❤
Great album, such a talent
Born in the 1960s , THANKYOU So Much For Your Music George Harrison.
💕
My fav Beatle for many reasons. My bother gave me this album for my 13th birthday and it was a wonderful gift. I saw you a few years later at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto with Ravi Shankar and Billy Preston. I had a hot date! And I had lined up overnight with hundreds of people awaiting to buy tix in the morning. It was a fabulous concert. Thanks George.
Never forget these songs the thread of my generation… it was like god himself said let there be Beatles I know your gonna love them and we did .. thank you GOD
Feels so perfect as if the best are still the best...Thank you for everything you've ever done, it will not ever be forgotten!!
Idaho🐦, USA 🇺🇲
I know, Idaho!!!!❤❤❤❤
George was the mastermind in the band, it's obvious in his music that all the dynamics came from him compared to both john and paul in everything they done since.
I do not know about that.
I beg to differ.
John was the main genius/mastermind but he allowed Paul and George's genius to shine as well and call shots.
@@thenowchurch6419no he benefitted from being around fellow musical geniuses simultaneously
The beauty of the spirit in the music of George Harrison can be compared to the one of his good mate Tom Petty.. If you are an (old ;) guitar beginner, then you can probably better perceive the pure sense of musicality in both of them: it's all sooo music-friendly and simply built, but beautiful in the sound and harmony. There's actually bright Light in it. Always thanking them for their songs, Om Shanti to everybody.
Ok, please, don't get me a crying
@@oirampeceda2409 No tears, please😃💕🙏
This album is unique...its a masterpiece
Thank you George. We love your gift .
Just so full of love
This album caught me from the beginning. My sweet lord as single, the initial attraction. Then hearing the B-side Isn´t it a pity (more than 7 minutes on a single). Beautiful songs which show the full genius of George. Greetings from Germany.
Harrison, the soft spoken beatle with that seriously spiritual vibe which made him form a deep kinship with lennon. He created this beautiful album of his journey to a higher plane. Besides being a serious exceptional guitarist he was a brilliant speaker of truth, love, and a search of purpose. This album is the masterful creation of that hearts desire to find his moment where his music really mattered. A beautiful legacy in a lifetime of hard work, this is my favorite album of harrison, its brutally honest, hauntingly truthful, and above contained all the answers a spiritual man is searching for. For me, in my grief to find myself after hunan tragedy, it offeres me well needed peace. Thank you george for this amazing album.
Xx
Flynn Taylor
ERR...
Actually..
After EMI films pulled their financing one week before filming was to start on
"The Life of Brian" Harrison saved the project by funding ALL of it himself by..
Mortgaging his family home.
Good job the film was a success....
Otherwise he would've lost the lot.
THAT'S the kind of man he was.
When Roy Orbison died George called Tom Petty to break the news to him and said aren't you glad it wasn't you ? haha Liverpool Beatle humor.
I couldn't have said it better myself. George's beautiful masterpiece. My favorite album of his.
Very nice comment. Living in the Material World was also a beautiful spiritual experience.
hari om.... fellow traveller
I've clicked through so many videos, through so many incredible, weird ambient landscapes... I feel like I'm going on a train trip, seeing a succession of crazy, never-before-seen scenes from history, important, weird musics through the window as I pass... there's so much to explore. So many places to alight and dwell in the ambiences that are on offer. This stop, in particular, is brilliant
Amen!
😏@@kellymckinney5975
Beautiful picture that of yours .
@@kellymckinney5975 I'm a musician too.. go see for yourself if you don't want to believe me and leave me a little comment 🤠
@@mmvm562 I'm a musician too.. go see for yourself if you don't want to believe me and leave me a little comment 🤠
I'm honest with my statement, this is the first time I heard "Beware of Darkness" and I've been taken to mountains and clouds with its melody.
That's awesome!!
Of course. Beautiful George. Best solo work after the Fabs. The “quiet “ one made the best solo record after the boys broke up. Music “experts” can dispute it but go on. Just listen. Peace always.
As a young teenager, George inspired me to pick up the guitar.....that was in 1964....I still play his songs and a few years ago my band decided to throw in some Beatles and George Harrison songs including "My Sweet Lord" ...so I went out and bought an expensive Guild 12 string, just for that number...... and it was worth it!!!
I'm also blessed to be born in 61, to grow up with the greatest music ever , George was one of the best ever God bless everyone!
I've kinda been avoiding this particular album for no reason... I love George and R.I.P.
George, o caçula. Meu "Beatle", predileto. O cara sempre foi bom demais. Ouço td dia. Fico em paz. Peace on Earth.
Beware of Darkness is a masterpiece
Beware of darkness, beware of sadness, beware of Maya! Right to the point!
Man, the dudes. They really changed the world for better. I do Transcendental meditation because of them, and it's made my life quite fantastic. Thank you Beatles
I grew up with the Beatles and George is my favorite. "Don't bother me" is one of the greatest Rock and Roll songs of all time.
This album shows the depth of his talent which was overlooked by the general public.
But not by Beatles fans.
The Beatles was loved by just about everyone, and this album was a huge success.
Did you ? In Liverpool?
Ahoj, pocházím z České republiky a toto album teď slyším poprvé. Před pár měsíci mi běžela hlavou píseň My sveet Lord. Byla jsem u lékaře, zjistil mi rozedmu plic. Jdu na Wikipedii, jméno George Harrison, a čtu... Zemřel na rakovinu plic, která metastázovala do mozku. Ve věku 58 let. Hádej koli mi je let...?
George would be with us today if he never have had a smoking problem.
and now he jams with Eddie VH, same problem.
being stabbed, too?
I bought a George Harrison guitar strap (rocky) then heard this album… can’t believe I’m 46 and never heard this beauty ❤
I used to get irritated when I heard remixed albums. My thoughts were: "This is what they created, so leave it alone!". Then I realized that before the 1970's, they didn't have audio compressors, they barely had EQs, and the Sgt Pepper's album was recorded on a 4 track recorder. Now when I hear remixes against the original mixes, I hear the clarity and fullness that the artists from the sixties and early 70's wished they could have gotten. The Beatles and George Martin pulled every trick in the book to get the sounds they got because of the lack of equipment that we have today (aside from the fact they had some really good microphones). It's amazing that you can get comparable sound quality from a $300 computer that used to take hundreds of thousands of dollars to create. Some of the worst sounding audio recordings I've ever heard, came from Motown's Hitsville studios (Heatwave by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, for example). However, as my audio engineering book stated, a crappy recording of a hit song is still a hit song.
Loopploy uh
That was fascinating. Great comment. I'm an old musician whose favorite toy back in the 1980s was the 4 track Tascam Portastudio. If my iMac hadn't given up the ghost 5 years ago, I'd be on Logic Pro now.
😅😮😮😊😊
ehh idk, Giles is making weird mixes with the latest albums. this one doesn't sound so different to the old one... but it's just my opinion
Fascinating insights,than k you!
George Harrison we can called like Quite Beatles and we still ♥️ love and care for him
Cet album a été pour moi une grande découverte d'un Beatles que l'on ne connaissait moins à tort... une découverte qui s'est avérez une révélation. Cet album est son reflet, celui d'un grand artiste resté dans l'ombre de Paul et John mais qui à sa façon a immergé sans fla fla avec SA musique qui se démarque. Oui, je l'ai découvert en 1975-1976 suite à une tragédie dans ma famille, on m'a donné cet album de 3 disques vinyle. Cela a été une révélation et un beaume sur une plaie vive. Quoique qu'il en soit cet album m'a donné douceur et paix. On peux sentir sa paix et son goût de vivre au présent. Bravo Georges et grand merci. Robert PS: ma meilleure est I,snt a Pitty les 2 versions.
Lamento, en cierta manera, no haberlo expresado en vida de George. Es un gran compositor, un gran guitarrista, la mejor voz de los Beatles!
I was born in 1954 in Chicago and I grew up listening to the Beatles. Saw there first appearance on the Ed Sullivan show that Sunday night! George Harrison was always my favorite Beatle. I saw him in concert in Chicago on the Dark Horse tour! RIP George ❤
Companheiro, caro amigo, George nunca vai morrer. Só basta ouvi-lo, putz o cara e demais.
He was a sweet man. A man of soul, dignity and caring. I love George. The world needs more Georges.
They are out their. They wear different cloths and talk different language! You must live a sheltered life.
And play 🎶
I have this recording! I got it at a consignment shop for a dollar. It's very good! It contains two CDs and a booklet packaged in a pretty box.
Do you want to sell it to me, please????!
Maravilloso ,solo George puede crear y expresarse de esa forma tan Divina❤I LOVE George❤
Rest in peace George Harrison you will be missed by all of our fans 😢
All things must pass away quoted by George Harrison so true😢
I am sooooooooooooo digging this today....Miss ya George
me too, Joyce!
Eu também 😢
Underestimating and amazing George Harrison
Knew george personally, great guy. He and my wife spent a lot of time together ;)
I guess. He was the best Beatle.He looks like a good guy. You sre luky. Greetings from Chile.
Cheers, sounds like a solid dude🧐🫣
Read a review of this album a long while back. They called it a masterpiece. He was saving up a number of songs he wrote that did not make the cut with the rest of the Beatles. The critic then said once he put in all this effort to create this album, he just did not try as hard. Or something to that effect.
Outstanding album.
He said that if he would have stayed with a Beatles it would have took 40 years to get all his music on the records
@@kenmason1461 Sad that the Beatles were not in the era where band members can make solo albums and still stay in the band.
@@thenowchurch6419 I think they were done working with each other I mean look at how Paul was giving George a hard time these like look I'll play whatever you want I won't play anything they were set up it had ran its course and what a ride you got to remember those guys were with each other in the early days what 300 days out of the year if not more and George actually said it's not about making another million dollars could you imagine being able to say that I think everybody just burned out but again what a ride
@@kenmason1461 Agreed.
They needed a break from each other.
They had a wilder ride than any rock band ever, being the pioneers of the genre.
They lied, because, they jealous❤
Um álbum majestoso e antológico de George harrison
é bão
❤🙏Le plus beau album solo d’un Beatles bravo George 🙏 et une merveille My swett lord ❤
68 plus. Still my favorite album.
Álbum maravilhoso. Obrigado George Harrison !!