THE BEATLES - HELTER SKELTER [FIRST TIME HEARING]
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2023
- In this video, I'm sharing my first time listening and reacting to THE BEATLES's song 'HELTER SKLETER '.
This is a fun video to watch, as I get to share my first experience of this song with you. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed filming it!
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They released some 200 original songs in their 8 years and they’re all different. They don’t check one box (or have one bag, as they say.) They encompassed so many different genres and even created their own. 💙
They didn't expand the envelope. They blew it up.
Couldn't agree more. They went from heavy metal (Helter Skelter) to country (or at least Rockabilly - like Rocky Raccon, and others), to psychedilic, to 50's style, an I could go on. Maybe they were so good because all four of them could be the front man. We always think about Paul and John, but George and Ringo could have been front men for their own groups --- oh yah, by the way, they did.
The birth of Heavy Metal IMO
Yeah.. who had a similarly "hard " song around that time?
absolutely, I bought this on release day in the fall of 68, i was in 8th grade, my friend and I biked to the local record store, bought, and went home to listen to it all the way through....when helter skelter, we looked at other and said WTF...."I LOVE IT THIS" it was the first heavy metal song by a decade
@@tryharder75 Before November 22, 1968, no one. Still waiting for doubters to give me a song heavier before that date
The Beatles there was never anything like them and there’ll never be. Pure creative brilliant genius
Considered by many to be the first heavy metal song!
Just when you think you know the Beatles,they pull a switch on you! Thats why they are so FAB!!
I love watching people hear this for the first time. It always takes them by surprise!
Great reaction! I could not help but feel the universalness of your reaction to this song. You can't put the Beatles in a musical box; they astonish and amaze with each new encounter.
This is one of the Beatles heaviest songs. It is actually inspired by a roller-coaster or a ferris wheel. The Beatles changed and progressed through the years.
All of their music was considered revolutionary.
Check out
Come together
She's so heavy
A day in a life
Tomorrow never knows
Most songs were written by Lennon and McCartney but
George Harrison also wrote some songs as well. It was Ringo at the end of the song saying he had blisters on his fingers. He was beating those drums on this song like they owed him money. Lol
@Debbie Plato, this is not inspired by a roller coaster or a ferris wheel. Helter Skelter is actually the NAME of another amusement park "ride" in England that is a SLIDE encircles a cone shaped structure, much like a lighthouse,....thus the opening lyric, "When I get to the bottom I go back to the TOP of the SLIDE , where I stop and I turn and I GO for a RIDE till I get to the BOTTOM, and I see you again..." Go on line and type in "Photo of HELTER SKELTER British Amusement Park Ride" and you can see what it looks like. 😊
@@patticrichton1135 Cool, thank you. 😀
If this isn't blocked, then this is your greatest Beatles program right here! You are witnessing the Beatles recording their own version of a heavy metal song. Awesome choice from the Beatles!
Helter Skelter is a British multilevel fairground slide. The center of the slide is a cylinder shaped structure. It is entered in the middle of the cylinder and you walk up steps to the top. You exit the cylinder through a door opening. Then you sit down on the slide and away you go. . The slide corkscrews down and around the outside of the cylinder structure. "When I get to the bottom I go back to the top of the slide.Where I stop and I turn and I go for a ride . Then I get to the bottom and I see you again. I hope this helps P R. Regards, RNB
It's like somebody said "Imagine if the Beatles had done a heavy metal song..." and then the Beatles grabbed a time machine, jumped back, and went "What? Nah, it was there all along. What do you mean you'd never heard it before RUclips?"
I’ve got a feeling and She’s so heavy are must dos
That is Paul and George on lead guitars. And John on the 6-string electric bass.
this was their response to bands like led zep and the who that were coming up in the mid-late 60s, and to refute the claims that they could not do 'heavy rock' .
This is considered the first heavy metal song. You cannot put the Beatles in a box, they do many styles of music. You really should start at the beginning and listen to all albums and singles (many were not included on the albums) to get a sense of how they evolved. Also, Paul McCartney does not write all the Beatles songs. Many are collaborations between John and Paul. Some are either written by John or Paul, but all songs either one did is credited Lennon/McCartney. George Harrison has also written many great songs.
Even Ringo wrote a couple of great songs
Beautiful insight. Dylan & Beatles songs did some weird things to some people in those days, this song more than most. Chaos, like you say ~ in the Beatles’ hands chaos was beautiful. Others, not so much. Me, it sounds better than the last time I heard it. 🙏🏽
The Beatles didn't just make one of the first, more heavy metal sounding songs, but as typical, they made it great :) Good journey...Peace!
I think you gave a valid insight that at the bottom of Paul's lyrics is chaos.
John Lennon’s bass is kick ass! Wow. So different.
A White Album classic! 😉
Paul is certainly a powerfully productive songwriter, and certainly did write many of the Beatles songs. One of his best is "Penny Lane". Gorgeous bit of songwriting about Paul's childhood, this would be countered by John's childhood song, "Strawberry Fields Forever". For John, Strawberry Field was an orphanage that the boyhood John Lennon would go to watch, wishing he could play with the orphans he watched outside. The both of them were great talents individually and then together.
Wow! I had forgotten you've done this song! This is truly great programming Philip! So glad to encounter this specific program!!!
"I got blisters on my fingers!"
Blistas
That was the psychedelic 60's, I use to own that album back in the day, I also had long hair too now no hair LOL.
Check out I Want You or Yer Blues from this album. Both very different blues interpretations.
I want you is in Abbey Road album
The song was made to out do the Who's, I can see for miles, in hard rocking.
My favorite of all of your Beatles reactions is this one right here. Man, and you're also overdue to bring out the Beatles "Revolution", which has that same heavy metal vibe to it.
thanks Dan
I got blisters on my fingers!
Mainly a Paul McCartney song with Paul singing the lead.
Heavy
Totally
Okay it looks like nobody else is really filled you in on the story of this song. So here goes. Peter Townsend of The Who told a reporter that they had just written the heaviest heaviest song ever. Well Paul McCartney's ears picked up. The Beatles said oh yeah and this is the result. It is said to be the birth of heavy metal music.
Lennon has a pretty equal amount of contributions to Paul, tbh.
Blazing Paul McCartney in this song!
not quite correct to say it has a heavy metal influence.... the other way around.... this song influenced the growth of heavy metal
that was too much for Charles Manson's crumbling brain 🤪
Paul McCartney did not write most of the songs for The Beatles. John Lennon actually wrote more songs than Paul for them.