this took way too long to make. there were many more clips to be enjoyed but i didnt want the video to run too long. hopefully this doesnt get a copyright strike lmaoooo ENJOY
Before I "knew" the beatles, i thought of them as older dudes who did drugs and made weird ass music, but they were literally just kids having fun and living this huge life that was practically unheard of at the time. George was only 25 and Paul was 26. Like Im 28 and I couldnt imagine having lived through what they experienced by my age.
They were kinda both lol. Old dudes who did drugs and made weird, at the time, music. At the same time, they were kids having fun and experiencing life, and turned out probably the finest discography in music history.
paul mccartney climbing ,jumping over, swinging on and parkouring on anything out of nowhere was such a highlight. the part where he climbs the roof by himself and then has to literally drag michael lindsay hogg up with him was such comedic continuity
As someone who grew up loving these guys, it is disturbing to find out they’re only 1 or 2 years older than me in this film. On top of the world at 27/28.
I agree! I'm 27 and I felt weirded out the whole time I was watching the documentary. I was like "wow, I can't believe George was 26 here" and then it hit me... They became a worldwide phenomenon, produced their best work as a band and then disbanded, all before hitting 30.
the doc really makes it seem the concert wouldn't have happened at all if he hadn't showed up. he literally reinvigorated the others with his talent and attitude. absolute beam of light
2:22 & 2:42 These moments to me are so endearing. We all get fed up in the drama and never stop talking about the arguments and/or the things that would eventually lead to the split of the band. But seeing moments like this let you know that they loved each other, that they were a family just fooling around and that if they decided to stop as a group that was probably for the best, to let everyone do whatever they wanted their sound to be like without having to limit themselves within keeping the image the world had of The Beatles back in those days. Overall just being able to see this behind the scenes gives a whole new spectrum and point of view of what we know about them and I absolutely love it. Thanks for picking these out of context, it's really fun. P.S.: 3:52 George got a shock from the mic and the then after that he proceeded to put his hand on it again and got shocked again twice lmao 😂
I think they’d spent SO much time together and been through so much that no matter how much they may have disliked each other at times, there was still such a profound bond and connection that existed between the four of them that moments like that would always squeak through the tension. There’s a story that at the only session John and Paul ever played together at post-breakup in 1974 Paul walked in the studio and when everyone realized John and Paul were together the tension became so thick you could cut it with a knife. Then the two made a joke and instantly it was like they were back in Liverpool and all the years of fighting had never happened.
@@thegreenbird795 There is no way Paul could have pulled off unchained melody. As much as I loved Paul's singing he was not at the same caliber as Elvis.
@@robertgodlewski8553aul is one of the best singers in rock/pop with a 4+ octave vocal range. That is way higher than Elvis’s and one of the highest in popular music. You may like Elvis’s voice or style of singing but he wasn’t as capable a singer as Paul.
Some of my favorite clips from this documentary are the jamming sessions involving Yoko, John and Paul going absolutely apeshit on the drums. We've been fed this narrative that Yoko split the band and that the other three Beatles hated her guts for so long that it's so refreshing and endearing seeing them just hanging out and having fun. It's so awesome that Peter Jackson put so much time and dedication into making this film, it totally reshapes what we know about the Beatles, and it successfully showcases what the original Let It Be film failed to show- The sheer joy and humanity of four friends making music.
I legitimately think if he wasn't simply who he was, we don't get Abbey Road and Let It Be. He was exactly the glue they needed as things were winding down.
Yoko was a famous artist in her own right. John wasn't an idiot. Hating on her is dissing him and showing your ignorance of art. But then maybe pop is all you can understand.
Check out her 70s stuff. Yoko did some great musical stuff on her own and wasn't just the screaming maniac: ruclips.net/video/8IXHUeQQZ0Q/видео.html&ab_channel=YokoQueenOno
it's hilarious when paul played to be an old man reminiscing of the past and his facial gestures was exactly how he does look now, the same twinkle in his eyes and everything. p.s. michael lindsay hogg becoming a character too is the greatest story of vindication from this epic!
@@Bella-nt7ecI know, he was looking a list of the songs that Northern Songs had possession of, and he gasped when he read Carolina Moon because his uncle used to sing it all the time. It was adorable.
Right We experienced in real time We heard each Beatles album soon after they recorded them Remember hearing individual songs brand new on the radio and then going to a record store buying the singles or new. Album that was exciting Then taking it home playing it on our HiFi or Stereo l bought SPLHCB in Montreal on a class trip 😉
i love the “little old man” and “clean” comment- it feels like an obvious throwback to a hard days night. whether that was on purpose as a reference or that was just part of their vocabulary as friends, its so fun
The thing is, nothing in the documentary even makes sense with context. It's basically nine hours of the most useless and most empty conversations, four idiots making up wrong lyrics to their own songs and songs from others, the same idiots abusing instruments and eating toast or from time to time a microphone. It was the best nine hours spent in my life. I watched it multiple times.
You can see that Paul is the most mature group member getting business done on the studio in these little clips. He was patient, goofy and funny at times but yet serious at the same time making sue that the songs are played correctly.
![Roddy Ricch - Survivors Remorse [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J5IeFzr2GgE/mqdefault.jpg)
!["Then there were two" COMPLETE AUDIO/Alternate Edit [excerpt from ULM2]](/img/1.gif)
They are simultaneously geniuses and sharing a single brain cell. I love these guys.
Yoko 💩💩💩💩💩
ADORO O Espírito Lúdico desse Quarteto Genial chamado BEATLES ❤❤❤
United with LSD
It's a really brilliant brain cell
The smartest on Earth!!@@hectorpye8913
It's like watching The Office
OMG IT IS
The Studio?
Why are all my music equipment in Jell-O! 😂
That’s what I was thinking 😂
@Angolaball so the office? lol
0:42 John wakes up and turns into a calendar
This comment got me 💀
i know that feel
This made laugh so hard
Me every Monday actually
so funny
1:56 "Okay George, take it" even though George left the band that day, John still cracking his jokes to lighten the mood
Before I "knew" the beatles, i thought of them as older dudes who did drugs and made weird ass music, but they were literally just kids having fun and living this huge life that was practically unheard of at the time. George was only 25 and Paul was 26. Like Im 28 and I couldnt imagine having lived through what they experienced by my age.
They were kinda both lol. Old dudes who did drugs and made weird, at the time, music. At the same time, they were kids having fun and experiencing life, and turned out probably the finest discography in music history.
Recuerda iniciaron siendo adolescentes George 14 años Paul 15 y medio años John y Ringo 17 años
I'm no no
I had the same idea a year ago... even though I listened to Jonathan Coulton who basically made the same kind of music
well they weren't old dudes but the drugs and weird music part is true
12:30 “See, I’d watch an hour of him just playing the piano, he’s so great” Ringo knows what really matters ❤️
In't he lovely
Yoko Ono. An shit in half
@@p0llenp0ny wrong pianist
Love😊
Was he talking about Paul or Billy?
5:05
"Ok i love you thats fine."
*"yes i love you too."*
"Okay. We'll get married one day so you're stuck."
"Ok,thanks."
4:02 George does the JIm look 30 years before The Office.
The same scene where they are talking about to the rooftop, and he does not want to.
lmao
There's a couple shots of John singing in Simlish too :P
Just understood the reference to Hard Day's Night with "who's that little old man ? -clean though"
It's that great! He's clean.
Isn't*. He's a real mixer. Hehe
That’s my other grandfather
Any one of the Beatles looks like a little old man in this video. Gosh, they look old.
there barely 30
4:50 I wish I had this same energy with anybody in my life
sometimes I forget Richard is his actual name lol
I wish I had their energy, they’re so cute 😭
"I would like to go on the roof", Thomas said. 10:25
4:51 morning Paul. MORNING RICH! *does a little bum wiggle at the piano* 💀💀💀
4:50 This is how I imagine the behind the scenes of the recording of Now and Then went.
I love John at 9:41 - “Nothin’s gonna change my woe (I wish it fu*king would)”😂
BRUHHHHHHHH LOL
I DIED when I heard this 😂
I can't keep a straight face seeing Yoko's reaction either, ya know. 😳😊
Ringo: **ba dum tsss**
I caught that, too. At 73 I feel that every morning!
12:57 John absolutely DETESTED “Paul’s Maxwell’s Silver Hammer” lol 😅
George didn't like it either
@@SpamEggSausagenot even Ringo liked it
So did I. 😂
Is that PAul Spector on the controls?
Same
7:35 "It is Wednesday my dudes."
Legendary
Matt lown??
6:30 paul is so stoned lol
7:27 probably the weirdest version of my favourite Beatles song I've ever heard.
My favourite version
My fav too omg
I think they're trying to do it as a george formby song
They do some really weird versions. Don't they do Help! with gritted teeth?
The best part is that if you watch those moments “in context”.. they still just do that stuff before they get back to work.
paul mccartney climbing ,jumping over, swinging on and parkouring on anything out of nowhere was such a highlight. the part where he climbs the roof by himself and then has to literally drag michael lindsay hogg up with him was such comedic continuity
3:48 had me dying 😂Paul just looks up at the camera and back down like "Damn bro, we on camera" lmaooo
He gave the Jim Halpert look
More like the BILLY look@@luisn642
3:25
Linda looks really attractive here!!
I love her hair like that 😍
8:39 John trying to convince Ringo and Paul to let Yoko join the band.
That was the downfall of the Beatles.
They’re not amused…
😂🤣
4:50 just paul and ringo greeting each other good morning is so adorable
As someone who grew up loving these guys, it is disturbing to find out they’re only 1 or 2 years older than me in this film. On top of the world at 27/28.
george was 25 and paul 26 :)
@@jsmarch9022actually they were around 26 and 27 as this was around 1968/69
I agree! I'm 27 and I felt weirded out the whole time I was watching the documentary. I was like "wow, I can't believe George was 26 here" and then it hit me... They became a worldwide phenomenon, produced their best work as a band and then disbanded, all before hitting 30.
@@GioGio-fq1vl January 1969, he was still 25 !
John and Paul dancing at 2:21 brings such a big grin on my face.
5:54 rare footage of Paul imitating a mating turtle.
someone should make a compilation of just paul making this specific sound thru the decades
1:26 Now se know why Ringo is so fit at 83.
😂
It’s crazy how billy Preston changed the dynamic. That electric piano changed everything in that record. Brilliant
Billy preston is the 5th Beatle
the doc really makes it seem the concert wouldn't have happened at all if he hadn't showed up. he literally reinvigorated the others with his talent and attitude. absolute beam of light
@@SpamEggSausage6th*
@@MountainBlade who do you think is the 5th?
@@SpamEggSausageGeorge Martin.
My favorite part is John’s inside joke with himself of “And now for your host this evening”
0:52
Yoko "singing", Paul banging on the drums, and John playing guitar with a screwdriver
2:40
I don't know why I love how George immediately gets defensive xD
I’m dying when John lifted his shirt and Paul saying, “yes they’re all like that” XD
Your talkin to T H E B O O T L E S!
11:35 the way that kid reacted was pure
Paul's daughter!
oh that's who that kid was!@@Tiziano30
Yep, Heather McCartney, Linda’s daughter from her previous marriage.
4:02 George is in The Office.
8:17 this shows one of the many benefits of being in a band you become so close everything seems to be in sync
4:38 Preston riffin' on that little stylophone like Hendrix was probably my fave scene of the doc. Thanks, this is very well made.
"No, Paul you dont annoy me. You dont annoy me anymore."
key word anymore 💀
4:50 is the backbone of our society
My rock n roll finger is bleeding
5:32 This goes so hard
2:22 & 2:42 These moments to me are so endearing. We all get fed up in the drama and never stop talking about the arguments and/or the things that would eventually lead to the split of the band. But seeing moments like this let you know that they loved each other, that they were a family just fooling around and that if they decided to stop as a group that was probably for the best, to let everyone do whatever they wanted their sound to be like without having to limit themselves within keeping the image the world had of The Beatles back in those days.
Overall just being able to see this behind the scenes gives a whole new spectrum and point of view of what we know about them and I absolutely love it. Thanks for picking these out of context, it's really fun.
P.S.: 3:52 George got a shock from the mic and the then after that he proceeded to put his hand on it again and got shocked again twice lmao 😂
I think they’d spent SO much time together and been through so much that no matter how much they may have disliked each other at times, there was still such a profound bond and connection that existed between the four of them that moments like that would always squeak through the tension. There’s a story that at the only session John and Paul ever played together at post-breakup in 1974 Paul walked in the studio and when everyone realized John and Paul were together the tension became so thick you could cut it with a knife. Then the two made a joke and instantly it was like they were back in Liverpool and all the years of fighting had never happened.
What does the mic and the then after mean?
@@blake_lively_matters6553 he’s saying George got an electric shock 2X from the mic
@@stellakowalski1 - Then let him answer it.
@@blake_lively_matters6553 whoa! Back off, sweetheart! 🤪🤪🤪
11:14 one of the best parts of all that documentary. Georges eating a bread and singin wrongly ´´I´ve got a feeling´´.
3:26 Paul: Don’t be not Puerto Rican
Linda: *shakes head*
I don’t know why but, that always gets me.
12:01 John’s 👹goddam you little microphone👹 reminds me of Vector’s CURSE YOU TINY TOILET >:(
7:23 - Love the skiffle version of Across the Universe 😆 Very Lonnie Donegan.
George formby even
John’s swanky walk at that clip too. Lmao
1:09 the proud in his face 😭😭😭
Paul McCartney he is freaking savage
He is a great singer..Even better than elvis...although Elvis had better swagger than Paulie...
@@thegreenbird795 lmao, I don't think there's no need to mention Elvis here
@@thegreenbird795 There is no way Paul could have pulled off unchained melody. As much as I loved Paul's singing he was not at the same caliber as Elvis.
@@robertgodlewski8553aul is one of the best singers in rock/pop with a 4+ octave vocal range. That is way higher than Elvis’s and one of the highest in popular music. You may like Elvis’s voice or style of singing but he wasn’t as capable a singer as Paul.
@@robertgodlewski8553Paul > Elvis
I love the Beatles. But I cannot get over how much older they look compared to their actual age
Constant smoking but also the style ages them.
@larsliamvilhelmu r correct.
The op is an idiot .
They didn't look "much older" than their actual age. Lol
"For forty years in the desert, he couldn't find his balls." -John Lennon ❤️
"40 years in the desert he couldn't find his balls" the way John says it and then it just cuts to the next scene just has me dying 🤣
“We should make a silent film.” Is possibly my favorite quote from the doc.
The body language of Paul when George talks about getting more involved with Beatles songwriting. 4:07
"We need to talk about that sitar shit y'know, george.."
He did not give two fucks 😭
Why is George saying "Paul, do you want some sandwiches?" so funny on its own? 😆
"After 40 years in the desert he couldn't find his balls" - I laugh my balls off every time!!!! hahahah
What minute?
@@martinparra7766 1:23
Seems like you couldn't find yours either
Some of my favorite clips from this documentary are the jamming sessions involving Yoko, John and Paul going absolutely apeshit on the drums. We've been fed this narrative that Yoko split the band and that the other three Beatles hated her guts for so long that it's so refreshing and endearing seeing them just hanging out and having fun. It's so awesome that Peter Jackson put so much time and dedication into making this film, it totally reshapes what we know about the Beatles, and it successfully showcases what the original Let It Be film failed to show- The sheer joy and humanity of four friends making music.
Me any time I have a camera: 6:39
Ringo is such a jolly good soul
6:17 this is my favorite one
That’s going on my list of favorite quotes. Lol
10:53 classic john
My favorite scenes are all of Ringo, you can tell everyone enjoyed his presence
Definitely. Just exudes warmth. The way he just does little bits for the camera and then slowly grins made me so happy every time.
I legitimately think if he wasn't simply who he was, we don't get Abbey Road and Let It Be. He was exactly the glue they needed as things were winding down.
9:25 HIS LAUGH BAHAHA
9:38 john just KNOWS he messed up
The way Glynn and Paul drag Michael onto the roof is priceless.
yoko screaming is not out of context, that's just her normal behaviour
Rubbish, Yoko conjured her freemasonry magic to extricate John out of the Beatles spiritually and emotionally first, then physically later!
Normal ?
Yoko was a famous artist in her own right. John wasn't an idiot. Hating on her is dissing him and showing your ignorance of art. But then maybe pop is all you can understand.
Check out her 70s stuff. Yoko did some great musical stuff on her own and wasn't just the screaming maniac: ruclips.net/video/8IXHUeQQZ0Q/видео.html&ab_channel=YokoQueenOno
@@ontheruntonowhere bro she's literally screaming into a microphone
Paul: Devastated
John: Goofy ah microphone 🗿
When did i comment this
11:22 If The Beatles were a Punk band 😅
I'd kill to have a whole Beatles album that sounds like that
4:43 i was holding my breath here for some reason
They play Madman over a shot of John doing a funny walk at 7:23. I refuse to believe this wasn’t intentional
The absolute madman
Second to Moonie@@mr_bassman6685
there's no moment that kills me more than John just looking at the camera with a dead expression while "Mean Mr. Mustard" plays.
That Les Paul falling caused me physicals pain.
A guitar fell over Paul! Paul a guitar fell over!
Lucy!
All of them have beautiful eyes 👁️
As a guitarist, 7:41 hurt my soul.
0:28 had me on the floor. 😂
5:41 "Á globly vlitse gábli blutsy glum!" -John Lennon
3:10 -- Love that George 😅😅😅
It's a pity the 2 big boys resented George's talent.
@@godsworldorder5565Never should have been there. Each member played a part to make them great ♥️♥️♥️♥️
5:05 and they went on to get married and had 23 kids 😌🤞
Wonderful scenes! The best Band in the History of Rock and Roll. They changed the world!
Then Yoko changed all that
They sound like crap and watching Yoko caterwauling makes ME want to shoot John!
@@jussitikkuri6991It's always the Japanese that change history
@@jussitikkuri6991fuckin Yoko haters man. Paul has said many times that it was John who broke up the Beatles, not Yoko.
it's hilarious when paul played to be an old man reminiscing of the past and his facial gestures was exactly how he does look now, the same twinkle in his eyes and everything.
p.s. michael lindsay hogg becoming a character too is the greatest story of vindication from this epic!
No. he's just imitating an uncle of his, when the latter' d get drunk and sing his faves 5:46
I think he was talking about this moment 3:55
@@eduardomirandanetocorrect!
@@Bella-nt7ecI know, he was looking a list of the songs that Northern Songs had possession of, and he gasped when he read Carolina Moon because his uncle used to sing it all the time.
It was adorable.
@@Bella-nt7ec I wasn't talking about that one.
13:00 Paul think he Eddie vedder 💀
1:20
George: *I suggest you start running...*
XDD
“He couldn’t find his balls”
-John Lennon
7:10 that sound scarily accurate to the yellow submarine voice actor that plays paul
"do shrimps make good mothers?"
Well I think we can say the bit at 2:56 dispels any myth that Paul was playing all of Ringo's drum parts LOL
Didn’t Paul play drums on some songs off self titled?
@@siftwramYes, on Back in the USSR and Dear Prudence
You've gotta love 'em, I feel privileged to have grown through my teens while enjoying their music.I'm 70 now and they still move me.
Right We experienced in real time
We heard each Beatles album soon after they recorded them Remember hearing individual songs brand new on the radio and then going to a record store buying the singles or new. Album that was exciting Then taking it home playing it on our HiFi or
Stereo l bought SPLHCB in Montreal on a class trip 😉
aghhh i envy you for that!!! I’m 14 now, but I love the beatles sooo sooo much. My friends always tell me i was born in the wrong decade!!
Same with me old timer. )I'm an old timer as well.)
i love the “little old man” and “clean” comment- it feels like an obvious throwback to a hard days night. whether that was on purpose as a reference or that was just part of their vocabulary as friends, its so fun
5:53 IDK why Ringo's smile makes me smile as well😊
Quite brave of George to try to swallow the mic after being electrocuted by it...
8:35 and John create the ASMR
3:52 got me
9:59 best clip ever lol
11:22 John Lennon was literally playing Eruption
2:52 John was trying to make songs out of *everything* that happens in real life. being inspired by ordinary things. lulz.
i love the bit where there’s a monk the one day, and the next there’s a second. kinda wish they just kept multiplying
Ringo: "I would like to go on the roof."
George: "It's been done."
The thing is, nothing in the documentary even makes sense with context. It's basically nine hours of the most useless and most empty conversations, four idiots making up wrong lyrics to their own songs and songs from others, the same idiots abusing instruments and eating toast or from time to time a microphone.
It was the best nine hours spent in my life. I watched it multiple times.
John's my favorite greasey little man
i can't believe ringo starjumping is only 1:30 into the video
You can see that Paul is the most mature group member getting business done on the studio in these little clips. He was patient, goofy and funny at times but yet serious at the same time making sue that the songs are played correctly.