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EVERY BEATLES GENRE (50+ Genres Named)
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2023
- I made a previous video with every genre The Beatles did, however I felt like there were actually a decent amount more genres I could include, to the point where I decided to make this new video.
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Insane how much they recorded in just under 8 years
10 actually, though it was mostly covers
@@crowkid5553 no. Only really 7 years.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek no I am talking about before 1962, in that at the time they were doing covers and gained a small following on pubs
I feel like I've seen this same comment so many times
@@harold3165 .... maybe cause its true?
I love that they didn't just stick with one style or genre. They experimented so much and were all the better for it.
That’s what made them such a good band is bc they didn’t stick to just 1 genre they explored loads
they didn't know what genre was, it was just making music for them
Queen was exactly like this after the 1st two albums. They went through many genres, although my favorite complete albums are those 1st two albums, because in the end, I love me some good old rock music.
The most innovative, influential and important rock band in history
Cause they did pot in 64
Agreed 👍
@@dudeguy99butAWESOME thank Dylan
@@dudeguy99butAWESOME God bless pot
@@luisespinosa8269 we love and live for pot
Imagine if they'd made it into the eras of New Wave, Disco, Grunge, Nu-Metal, EDM, Big Beat...
Heavy Metal, Glam Rock, Peak of Progressive Rock and Punk!...
Phonk
they wouldn't have done really any of those cause it was the 1960s and they weren't that well known. as a grunge fan myself it emerged around the late 80s so the beatles wouldn't have done that.
I think we’re talking about the fantasy where they primarily focus on solo works but come together for an album every few years in the 1970’s. Instead, we got the real life where they weren’t able to leave the 1960’s with all 4 of them in.
(well, paul did)
As I've told people for years if you like punk, metal, goth, progressive rock, art rock, world music, etc., you can thank the Beatles.
That is a bit of hyperbole, isn't it? How can one stretch their imagination to include the Beatles influence on punk, goth, and metal? I don't think so. You must give credit to the artist who created music in those genres. With your line of thinking music as we know it today would not have existed without the Beatles. That is ridiculous. There was wonderful rock and roll music well before the Beatles. When you listen to '60s groups like the Doors, Jefferson Airplane, and the Jimi Hendrix Experience do you hear blatant Beatles influence in their music? I don't. These artists forged their own styles that influenced others in a way different from the Beatles. Let's give credit to other artists for being original.
That’s a pretty big stretch. They certainly had an undeniable influence on modern music, more than any other band. However, you can’t really claim that they were directly responsible for genres like punk or goth. You could argue that they had the first metal song with Helter Skelter, but most of the other genres you listed were developed on their own. I know the video included Happiness is a Warm Gun as prog rock, but the impact the Beatles has on the genre is nothing compared to bands like Yes or King Crimson.
@@goplad1 Go listen to their early live recordings from Germany. What you hear there is the prototype for punk rock. Way before The Kinks came along
@@goplad1 "With your line of thinking music as we know it today would not have existed without the Beatles."
Yes, that's the argument we're making. Music certainly would've been a bit different without them, that's the thing. Someone else would've had to carry the slack. Certain innovations would've been delayed for months, or years, maybe even decades, but it's also possible that something like goth music could've been invented earlier. (Also if I'm not mistaken I think the artists you mentioned have cited the Beatles as an influence, at least some of them.)
It's not so different from imagining situations had certain events in history gone differently. What if Henry Ford didn't lower the price of the Model T? What if the Atlanta Falcons hadn't collapsed in Super Bowl LI? What would happen to France if Joan of Arc hadn't gotten to be the soldier she was? We could speculate all sorts of things--the changes wouldn't be enormously or dramatically altered, but there would be nonetheless significant differences. But I really do think music history would've taken a different course without the Fab Four.
@@goplad1 Dear Prudence was the first gotic rock song.
0:00 Rock and Roll (A Hard Day’s Night)
0:08 Pop ( I Want To Hold Your Hand)
0:13 Merseybeat (Love Me Do)
0:20 Rhythm & Blues (You Really Got a Hold On Me)
0:26 Doo Wop (This Boy)
0:32 Folk (I’ll Follow The Sun)
0:37 Skiffle (Maggie Mae)
0:43 Psychedelic Rock (Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds)
0:49 Acid Rock (Hey Bulldog)
0:56 Classic Rock (While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
1:02 Blues Rock (Yer Blues)
1:08 Hard Rock (Revolution)
1:14 Heavy Metal (Helter Skelter)
1:20 Doom Metal (I Want You(She’s So Heavy) )
1:24 Progressive Rock (Happiness is a Warm Gun)
1:32 Symphonic Rock (Golden Slumbers)
1:38 Art Rock (A Day in the Life)
1:44 Progressive Pop (Penny Lane)
1:50 Baroque Pop (She’s Leaving Home)
1:56 Chamber Pop (Yesterday)
2:02 Sunshine Pop (Good Day Sunshine)
2:08 Psychedelic Folk (Long, Long, Long)
2:14 Garage Rock (Taxman)
2:20 Proto-punk (Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey)
2:25 Jangle Pop (Ticket to Ride)
2:32 Power Pop (Paperback Writer)
2:38 Raga Rock (Norwegian Wood)
2:44 Indian Classical (Within You Without You)
2:50 Soul (Got to Get You Into My Life)
2:56 Blues (For You Blue)
3:02 Country (Don’t Pass Me By)
3:08 Rockabilly (What Goes On)
3:14 Swamp Rock (Come Together)
3:20 Jam Rock (Dig It)
3:26 Surf Rock (Back In the U.S.S.R)
3:32 Ska (Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da)
3:38 Acoustic Rock (Here Comes the Sun)
3:44 Experimental (Tomorrow Never Knows)
3:50 Avant-grade (Revolution 9)
3:56 Lo-Fi (Wild Honey Pie)
4:02 Instrumental (Flying)
4:08 Bolero (Till There Was You)
4:14 Musical Hall (When I’m Sixty-Four)
4:20 Jazz (Honey Pie)
4:26 Ragtime (Rocky Raccoon)
4:32 Circus Music (Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!)
4:38 Children’s Music (Yellow Submarine)
4:44 Gospel (Let It Be)
4:50 Lullaby (Good Night)
4:56 Novelty (You Know My Name)
5:03 Holiday (Christmas Time(Is Here Again)
bro is a hero
So everything but rap and djent.
I disagree with some of the classifications, but it's unquestionable that the Beatles were, indeed, very eclectic. They weren't stuck to just one or two genres and styles, as most artists are.
Some people take things too far when it comes to the Beatles and their influence on other musicians. To suggest such things minimizes the creativity of artists who were original in their respective genres.
@@goplad1But other artists from a humongous variety of styles have constantly cited them as inspirations, and they were/still are the biggest band of all time. I don't think it's an understatement or to belittle other musicians. Just how it went.
No wonder 7-8 year old me was so obsessed with The Beatles. Their music is so diverse and theres so much variety in their songs! Seems like I’ve always loved variety, even if I didnt know what it meant back then, lol.
I was 11 when a national TV channel broadcasted an hour worth of compilation of The Beatles' music videos, and immediately after that, I got burried in this Beatlemania lol
I absolutely love the Beatles
Me too
Who doesn't ❤️❤️
Sameeee❤❤❤❤
same😀❤🎉
the beatles saved the world from boredom
~George Harrison
Exactly 💯
The video could also add:
Can't Buy Me Love: Swing
Because: Medieval/Renaissance
Here, There & Everywhere: Ballad
Michelle: Waltz/French chanson
I'm Only Sleeping: Experimental Electronic Pop
Eleanor Rigby: Classical Pop
Revolution: Glam Boogie
Rain: Shoegaze/Indie
With A Little Help From My Friends: Hippy
I Am The Walrus: Surrealist Pop/Rock
Lady Madonna: Boogie-woogie
Dear Prudence: Goth
Blackbird: Acoustic Pop
Honey Pie: Vaudeville
Oh Darling: Rock n Roll blues ballad
Something: Orchestral pop
I'm A Loser: Emo
Piggies: Baroque/Renaissance
Hippy is not a genre😂
this is really cool but calling Im A Loser emo and Dear Prudence goth is just so funny lmao
Emo isn't really a music genre
Can't Buy Me Love is literally quintessential Rock N Roll, what are you on about?
This just shows how versatile these guys were at such young ages and it’s still amazing, definitely one of the greatest rock bands of all time and the reason I learned guitar back when I was younger
" One of " ?🤔
@@villainousappetite8841
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I never thought of I Want You (She’s So Heavy) as doom metal but it makes sense.
it's definitely not a doom metal song
@@user-rc3ne4su6f I don’t mean it’s a doom metal song, I mean it influenced doom metal.
@@rosea2350 I wouldn't even go as far as to say it influenced doom metal but it certainly has a doom metal sound to it, retrospectively.
@@krautgazer I’d definitely say more “doom rock”, ya know?
Is more blues rock/hard rock and even progressive rock than doom metal
I truly think that nobody will ever come close to being as diverse as The Beatles. They were in a recording studio together for around 8 years and in that time, with the help of some amazing technicians and Abbey Road, evolved music by 20 years. It gave other artists a kick up the backside and drove quality in the proceeding years.
Don't forget the proto-shoegaze song It's All Too Much on Yellow Submarine. Another oft-overlooked Harrison gem.
That's why I love the Beatles so much. And that's also why my favorite album is the white album. I absolutely love the fact that they did so many different styles of music, in only a few years!
And because of this, the Beatles are cited as an influence by almost every artist out there, from reggae to punk, from metal to rap. Indeed, one could say their eclecticism was their most remarkable trait.
Revolution 9 can be more specifically classified as "Musique Concrete"
Or shit
I believe the the Beatles can make a song with any instrument you handed them, even if they’ve never played it
That makes me feel GOOD. And is a reminder of WHY they are and will always be the best band EVER!!!
Can you please do every genre The Beach Boys did? They also have a wide range of genres that the majority of people don’t know about.
Yeeeeeeees!!!
Pls!!!!!
that would be really cool!!!
Up
Bossa Nova for Busy Doin Nothin
Bro,its unbelievable how they made all this in 8 years 💀
I love this. Proves how insanely large of an influence they had over all future genres of music. How insanely talented, experimental & groundbreaking they truly were. Note: I only wish this video played longer clips of each song. It’s way too fast, and of course, if you’re watching this, you can never get enough of Beatles music! 🎶
No one's yet to categorize the Abbey Road medley. Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, The End...
Long and Winding Road had such classical influence. So many songs.
I always enjoyed Long and Winding Road, then McCartney released the naked version (possibly it was already in one of the volumes of Anthology or another compilation) and I love it even more. Stripped of the orchestra and given a pretty bare bones instrumental, the lyrics really come to the fore. Beautiful song, one of Paul's finest.
@@snerdterguson John called it Paul's last gasp. I think John was being over-critical.
@@ANDROLOMA I feel like John, if he actually felt about Paul’s music like he said, wouldn’t have been in a band with him for 8 years.
@@snerdterguson Too true.
@@snerdterguson12 years really bc they'd been playing and writing together even before The Beatles. It's sad that the breakup (and other people sorrounding him) clouded his mind like that
Classic rock isn't a genre, it's a radio format.
imagine calling your song you made today "classic rock"
@@Micolash_is_behind_you Classically inspired rock? Heck yeah. Classic rock? That's not how that works buddy.
1:12 here should be a picture of Paul and Ringo. They are the only members of the Beatles playing on Helter Skelter.
Half of these "genres" are rubbish. The Beatles were a versatile group, but this video is a stretch.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 Some are sub genres obviously, but they all exist and have a sizeable amount of material, if you don't know them then that is on you.
Across the Universe : Space Rock
Nop
@@Samir14069yes dead morrison.
It's more like Psychedelic folk buddy
Wild honey pie is Lo-Fi?, THATS WILD
This band got me through my school years and through my teens,there have since been other great bands but there will never ever be a band that changed not just music but the world we live in,John and George should have lived forever for what they gave us,we lost something special!!!🫶🏼
back in the ussr is such a great song. also imo it has some reference to the beach boys. lol
Mike Love will never stop telling he was in some way "involved" in writing that song
@@jens4689 Paul McCartney has always acknowledged that "Back in the U.S.S.R." was a tribute to the Beach Boys' "California Girls."
The white album itself has so many genres.
I'd say Glass Onion is blues rock too
No psychedelic on white album which is weird but Ska, metal, avant garde and so many others 😂
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek yeah I see Sgt Pepper's and some of Revolver & MM Tour as their psychedelic stuff
Is Piggies the closest to psychedelic?
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek surely Revolution 9 counts as psychedelic
@@riverw4721 No, it's 'Avant Garde' and one of the most important of its genre but not really psychedelic. Experimental too.
The fact that you include “Here Comes the Sun” as an “Acoustic Rock” song when you have synthetic tonal music playing is insane. It was more or less a glance into synthpop
"Here Comes the Sun" does include the Moog synthesizer but not in that part they added in the video. That's an acoustic guitar with an electric guitar melody underneath. No synths there.
Here Comes The Sun is basically folk rock
Proof, as if it was ever needed, that they are THE GREATEST band ever.
this video is GREAT, good job!
For those wondering, Let it Be have lyrics that say “Mother Mary” but Paul Mccartney actually meant his mother, Mary Mccartney who came to him in a dream. Let it Be is not gospel, but a beautiful story of Paul’s mother coming to him in a dream and telling him to Let it Be.
But it feels like a gospel song with the organ and the church choir, along with Paul's intentional double meaning of mother mary (i say this an an atheist)
Wow, really, a fiiiine video!! This got me into them again 🧡 finally, I recognised how much I needed them... while my Doors and Deep Purple obsession
Isn't it funny how we will all get on different kicks, but eventually, something brings us back to The Beatles. I was going through a long period where I was listening a lot to Warren Zevon, Townes Van Zandt and David Bowie. But I know now I will be going to a Beatles playlist next time I'm at work.
That's why they were and are incomparables!
The best, The Most, Super, Hiper, Archi, Ultra, Non-Plus, The One and Only Beatles ❤❤❤❤
Couldn't agree more.
why u cant dislike the beatles. they did everything
In the world there are two kinds of people:
the ones who like The Beatles and the ones who don't.
@@monicaritvoin the world there's also another two kinds of people: those who like chicken mcnuggets and those who don't.
@@meciocio
I'm vegetarian.
Its perfect, thank you for that job, you make my every Friday
Wow, great video. Thank you for the information.
This is why The Beatles were and are the best band in the world
your best video, the beatles are awesome!
Imagine if you added the solo discographies, Wings, Traveling Wilburys, George Martin’s soundtrack arrangements, anthology outtakes/alternates, remixes, etc. There’s a good chance you could somehow argue every major “genre” or style know throughout history (given a little leeway). Just a perfect musical collection.
Amazing compilation.
One overlooked genre is Granny Music.
The White Album my personal favorite album by them for the variety alone.
Wow, I haven't heard about a third of these genres. Now I have something to dive into 😃
thank you for thid seriously i love it
They had not a music genre, they ARE a music genre
Revolution 9 is also musique concrete
Just incredible. It's a level of creative variety that borders on psychosis.
I agree with every single point of you with your choice of the Beatles's genres!
I'm from Uruguay and the Beatles are the best band in history. We are in 2023 and they are still the best. I am indebted to England for educating me musically.
Amazing ❤❤❤❤
This video explains why The Beatles is a great legend
Great job to the video
Nice collection
muitas músicas versáteis, mas todas conseguem ser únicas
Some dude in the comments already mentioned great ideas for a remastered Queen video and I would love to see it, but if you're interested in making more of these with new bands here are my suggestions:
Deep Purple
The Beach Boys
The Doors
Radiohead
Frank Zappa
Genesis
Rush
The Who
Yes
RHCP (I'm honestly not too deep in their discography but they get suggested all the time so why not)
Metallica
Prince
King Crimson
The Velvet Underground
The Grateful Dead
The Rolling Stones
Muse
Nirvana
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizards (I'm not too deep into their discography, again, but from what I've got from their fans I know that they played a lot of different genres)
Update: I listened to KGATLW's Omnium Gatherum for the first time and holy crap, they definitely belong in one of these videos
I'd add Genesis and David Bowie to that list
Another good one would be Grateful Dead, you could even do a list of different genres within the same songs. They played almost everything it seemed, being one of the few huge bands that could say they did some jugband numbers, as well as bluegrass, disco, English folk ballads, proto-punk, acid rock. I think there's a fair chance they may have invented a couple genres. Or at least are the gold standard (jam rock).
Love seeing the King Crimson shoutout. I'm not that familiar with their catalog, but I've seen a couple vids of live shows, and they were fantastic.
@@snerdterguson you're completely right! As for King Crimson, you should definitely check out the rest of their catalogue. Even if they're best known for making prog, they have dabbled in a hell lot of different genres from heavy metal to industrial and even pop.
I'm adding your suggestions!
Brh , Where's the Pink Floyd?
Do Every Genre Gentle Giant Performed
Yet another proof that they are the greatest band of all time
How is this proof...just because you like them doesn't. Ean other people do or that they are good
@@stevens5541 They are the greatest. You'll accept it one day... when you grow a brain.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek based
@@stevens5541only you saying that 😅
Maybe, "Polythene Pam" for Punk.
Great vid. They were so good and so innovative that they were on their own planet.
With everything ever said and written about the Beatles, I still don't think they get enough credit.
So true they’re so underrated bc ppl only hear like Hey Jude, Let It Be, Yesterday , yellow submarine…. 😂 yes these are all good songs but are so overplayed now they really need to listen to more of their songs before anyone can say they don’t like them 😂
In 2023 they are still the best!
😎😎😎😎🎸🥁🎶🎵🎶
Wait how is Wild Honey Pie lofi?
Low Fidelity music is meaning to music with imperfect and sometimes crude quality usually of artistic intent
Lo-fi is the McCartney album
I love that there were not names for many of these genres when they made the songs
classic 😊
this is fantastic
I love the Beatles ❤
Love Me Do still hits today and i never even knew that genre of music was a thing
Il più grande gruppo mai esistito ❤❤
OMG.........The Beatles.............The Beatles..........For ever......
So great band!
Greatest band of all time
although these seem pretty acurate and you have done a good job at it, for some reason I feel like i have been slapped across the face when I saw that 'Let it be' was GOSPEL! like of its kinda just like that but in the words of Jack Malik from 'Yesterday', "its the best song in the world"!
When you run out of genres to do, so you invent a few more
Exactly. Ascribing all of those Beatles songs in those genres is stretching it a bit.
The best
YESSS, THESE ARE MY BOYS! Just can`t stop surprising, how brave and magnificent they were.
Wow! Really hard to find stuff in here to argue with.
You forgot that one time they went proto-brutal death metal.
Elaborate
I feel like the Beatles invented the genre, Cryptopsy has paid homage to them as their biggest influence too
Aka Helter Skelter?
Wild honey pie as lofi is so accurate
You would go there with this one. Somebody had to say it. Alright the fact that such a rich and dynamic spectrun of music points to some real song writing outside of John, Paul and George. There are song writers and studio musicians all at work here with the brand known as "the Beatles"
I have watched this at least 7 times
Bro imagine if they were still active in 1980’s, I bet they would have made a rap song
What's most interesting is that for a lot of these the Beatles didn't necessarily invent or spark off the start of a genre, but rather accidentally stumbled into them before they began
producer: How much overdrive do you want on Come Together?
Beatles: *yes*
The best band ever❤
i read once in an article about the first rap song was supposed to be Come Together by The Beatles
Pop isn't a genre or style it's short for popular music and the fabs play very popular music they just seemed to invent everything we now call styles and genres whilst being pop musicians 👌
Although people like to hang labels on practically everything, from music to movies and beyond, the bottom line is clear. No other group in recorded history has created songs in so many genres. The Beatles defy categorization and as Harrison astutely observed, " The Beatles will exist without us. "
I've Just Seen A Face - Bluegrass
And I Don't Want To Spoil The Party - Country rock
False. Nothing bluegrass or country about I've just seen a face. It's folk/folk rock.
There's been no one like them since and I don't think there will be again
That crazy thing is that some of these are genres they kinda invented
Wild Honey Pie has got to be the worst introduction to Lo-Fi lmao
This is what makes the beatles great and unique...
This is one of the silliest videos on the internet. Some people just have too much time on their hands.
"When I'm Sixty-Four" should go under Oompah Band. The reason being the way Ringo plays the drums using a flat bass drum cadence along with use of horns.
You should do one of these for Michael Jackson and Gorillaz, it would be pretty cool!
But wouldn't be as good
@@stephenbowden2929 why tho
@@stephenbowden2929 Michael Jacksons would be better because Michael is the best ever
Sunshine pop nice
QUEEN PLEAAASE
‘Swamp rock’ !! 😂