John was not paranoid he saw it as it was, his songs are and always be the best to me, across the universe will be fantastic, Paul sabotage no I think he felt his songs were good had to be tweaked and johns were out there and some times not treated right I understand John he is no. 1 with me
It's crazy how powerful that final E chord is. Spectacular, haunting and just damn right perfect. Such a simple, yet spectacular way to end a masterpiece.
It is the most beautiful drumming I know of. those cymbals and Tom's sound massive, not "in your face" massive but it sounds like he is using 32" rides and 20" toms
You don't need to shit on Bonham. Ringo wouldn't have fit for led zeppelin and bonham wouldn't fit for the beetles. So don't just shit on Bonham for no reason
I've had a few channels shut down just as they were growing. Shadowbanned on Twitter. My phone isn't even allowed to log on to Instagram. Kicked off FB. Most recently one of my political channels had a video removed for "hate speech". It was an anti war video about the Dow Chemical company and Vietnam. Lol The only "speech" in it was interviews from Dow CEOs themselves. Too much truth revealed, I suppose. *shrugs
@@KONAROCK1 Way to pass the buck off to your phone. It's your lack of tact and diplomatic skills that landed yourself in the cashcow of winners. You can talk and get your point across withount offending anybody. Good luck on your next goof.
I was 14 years old. A friend who was heavily into music got the album on its day of release. He called myself and a few other friends into his house and played the record. We listened without speaking a word. We heard "A day in the life". When the record finished we all looked at each other amazed, each of us thinking "What just happened ?". What had happened was the world had changed fundamentally and *forever* by hearing that song. I'm 67 now, and that moment is still one of the most profound events in my life. I listen to it now and it still takes my breath away. It's probably the most important song ever written.
Yes. Vocal harmonies are very ELO (that’s a compliment btw).Leaps and bounds above today’s nonsense. As a musician/producer, my little bit of constructive criticism is the crash cymbal playing constantly throughout. Otherwise 👍
It was banned by the bbc but back then in London at least, we used to listen to the pirate ship 'Radio London' (aka 'Big L'), they played it without interruption, both sides. I can clearly remember hearing it, and as a 14 y/o was stunned, and still feel the same 52 years later
Did you also listen to Radio Caroline? I'm from the US but have seen videos about that station and istened to some airchecks from its heyday. Radio Luxembourg broadcast to the UK, too.
Paul visiting Marty Balin of Jefferson Airplane: [...] "I said to Paul ´so what's up with the Beatles?´. Paul casually pulled a cassette from his pocket and said " I happen to have a track from the new album". I pulled out my cassette player and popped it in. Out came A DAY IN THE LIFE. Imagine the first time hearing that song......and I was sitting there with Paul McCartney hearing it....I was stunned and knocked off the universe. I just praised the heck out of it...and him...and the Beatles and knew that it was part of a magnificent wave of new music led by the Beatles." Paul also visited Brian Wilson and Cass Elliot and the reaction was similar.
So *ecstastatic* you reloaded this, for I do love it so (Both the vid on ADITL and your song, too. Choo-Choo 🚂). Thanks for all your hard work. This is by far my fave CZcams channel.
Patrick Ancona agreed. I honestly didnt really like the song purely because it feels like the Great Value version of the Beatles. He has chops though, absolutely. Would be better with more originality.
@@eleven9286 I was thinking the same thing. You can hear some nice stuff in there. I wish he would put it into his own sound instead of a Beatles to the n'th power song.
Great song! Yours that is. It beats 97% of the stuff that has come out in the last couple of decades. Really. Day in the Life is like SO MANY Beatles songs: a masterpiece for the ages.
My mom was a huge Beatles fan! I’ve missed her all 15 years she’s been gone! I grew up listening to the Beatles as well! I never till now knew a thing about a day in a life but I know how much I loved that song from the first time I heard it in the early 70’s! Your music by way is very Beatlesesc’ thank you for your videos not just informative but led me straight to the memory of my mom! That’s what music should do! Lead us to happy memories and feelings of better parts of our consciousness! I greatly enjoyed every single minute of your video!!
I think people are so infatuated with The Beatles is because they're the closest thing that we have seen to perfection in music. And your song is great by the way. Love it.
Congrats on your new album. Much well earned success!! "A Day In The Life" Is the Crowning Jewel of the Beatles most incredible album. It stands as influential today as it did then, probably more cause no idiot is blackballing it from being freely heard!
If I heard that song and didn't know it was you I would totally believe it was a long lost tune written by John and Paul. That was pretty damn cool. First video I've watched by you.
Well done. My favorite song of all time, knitting the greatest musical minds in history, and that includes Ringo's lyrical drumming and George Martin's subtle touch which is never truly appreciated.
The greatest song ever written in my opinion, along with It's Alright Ma (I'm only bleeding) by Bob Dylan, The End by The Doors, Gimme Shelter by The Rolling Stones, Baba O'Reilly by The Who, Stairway to heaven by Led Zeppelin. Everyone of those tracks is a genuine Masterpiece. The height of Songwriting.
What a brilliant explanation and elaboration on my favorite Beatles song! I love it even more now! And as a Beatles fan! We all know. All you need is love! A big thank you for your enlightenment!!!
Ringo’s Strawberry Fields and ADITL parts show how chameleonic he could with his style, feedbacking the spirit of the song, and the undoubtably creative being he is.
Dear "Mr. HollyHobs": I have viewed in the past many, many of your videos and always find them to be both informative and SO respectful/conscious of making sure the incredible genius of The Boys continues to flourish and grow. Total congrats on what you have done so far, and I look forward to your future videos.
This video... Wow! Being a big fan of the beatles I enjoy watching this kind of videos, they teach me every time more and more about my favourite artists! And can I just say that your song is a bomb, amazing, and the Beatles' influence is so evident (obviously in a good way), I can see how much you're inspired by their work and music!
The Beatles were an inspiration in my art. They helped my art go beyond my imagination, as well as one of my brothers, who was a great artist. Of course their music took my friend and I to another dimension.
I just came across your channel. Thank you. Thank you for putting these together and giving us these important stories. I'm a bit younger but I grew up with pink floyd and the beatles from my parents and my uncle and thus wasnt corrupted by the horrendous noise coming out of the radio today. And I love watching these and hearing the stories behind the albums I grew up listening to. And now try to play on my stratocaster made to look like gilmour's and my gretch because that's what george used. Its incredible how bands that started 60 years ago are still inspiring people today
Keep up the great work. Thanks for the love. Your videos(especially about The Beatles), are intelligent, insightful and matter of fact. In our humble opinion, we think it’s a great way to connect this music with the Millennials or younger generation. A special thank you for sharing your song and putting yourself out there.🙏🏻🎧
I know I'm seeing this 7 months late. As a musician, I appreciate what you're saying. As a human, you are the most humble person I've ever seen. Keep it up brother!
God Bless you for your wonderfully comontery and the Love the lads left us in our own imagination Love stay blessed and keep dreaming The Beatles will be forever Loved and the music goes on Thank you fab 4
Wow. That song you offered us expresses very eloquently why your reviews and capsules on the Beatles are so enthusiastic. You are a proud carrier of the psychedelic-pop flame first lit in 1967 with SPLHCB and MMT....
this song of yours is amazing! i can tell you got inspiration from the beatles, which is an amazing thing seeing how a band from over half of a century ago can inspire someone today. i’ll definitely check out your album, as you are one of my favorite youtubers. edit: i added some of your songs onto my spotify playlist!
the first time i hesrd that song i got so sad because i could immediately tell it was such a beautiful thing and i would probably never create something that beautiful
I was at work and this song came on via Spotify mix that a 29 year old female co-worker had played. I was surprised that she did not know the song. In my Beatles exuberance I explained to her how this was one of the greatest songs ever written and recorded. The response was an unresounding 'ehhh, it's okay' followed by the death knell phrase any Beatles enthusiast could hear. 'The Beatles are a bit overhyped' I had to forgive her ignorance as she was young and unfamiliar with everything The Beatles had influenced from recording to artists writing their own songs to even a band being a band and not a band with a single leader. I tried to explain the finer details of four-track recording and the masterpiece of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club. While she understood intellectually, it didn't really phase her. Having started my recording with a single handheld cassette recorder progressing to overdubbing by linking 2 handheld cassette recorders then to finally getting my first tascam 424 four track, I understood reduction mixes etc etc (my favorite book had been The Beatles recording sessions by Mark Lewisohn -a MUST read for anyone interested in recording- and I absorbed every piece of text in it. So in a sense I had a great head start on how to use a four track efficiently) I recall the first time I heard this song. I was 18 and was a little initiated in the Beatles but had never heard one of their albums yet. I moved in with my father and stepmother and she had the entire Beatles collection on LP. I put this album on and enjoyed it. When a day in the Life came on I was blown away. The haunting Melody of the opening verses.. to it's amazing crescendo... I was hooked.
I love your work. Being a huge Beatles fan myself since sun day nigh February 9th 1964, I truly feel your appreciation for the work of the group. Even referring to them as “a group” doesn’t seem to do them justice. They stood completely alone, to this day, as the preeminent RICK and roll musical movement of the century! I listened to the tune from your new record album. Clearly derivative but clearly Beatlesque! What a wonderful place to derive from! For anyone to even say they hear The Beatles in your songs is without question something bands have been trying to capture just a glimpse of for the past 50 years! So, if anyone says that your music is derivative, simple say “thank you mate!” And always take it as a compliment of the highest order! Good luck my friend in everything you do! Peace, Rick
Love the Cannon Ball Express!!! This video has been a wealth of information for a university essay I'm writing on Sgt Pepper. Thanks so much! I'll look you up on Spotify.
The musicality of A Day In The Life was what made me want to learn piano and sing publicly. It also inspired me to want to learn studio technology. The Beatles pushed the techniques in an analogue studio to its limits and then some.
Before watching this video, I actually did signal out Ringo's exceptional drum playing on this track particularly. I remember the first time hearing this song with a crystal clear memory. FYI, you can loop it if you combine the two crescendos for one continuous song.
I consider this song to be the greatest of all time. I'm not even a big Beatles fan but I can see that it's a masterpiece.
Me I’m a huge Beatles fan and I couldn’t agree more.
It’s my favorite
@Sanichya Gurung. Nope
@Sanichya Gurung. I don't wanna be rude I'm just saying that I think a day in the life is better sorry
@Sanichya Gurung. Bohemian Rhapsody is for me developing of Beatles's music and ideas. Maily B side of Abbey Road.
Your passion for the Beatles is wonderfully expressed while your talents and positivity are always an inspiration. Thankyou :)
could you imagine today them not allowing a song because of a drug reference? or if you said you were bigger than jesus?
Agree! Well put.
John was not paranoid he saw it as it was, his songs are and always be the best to me, across the universe will be fantastic, Paul sabotage no I think he felt his songs were good had to be tweaked and johns were out there and some times not treated right I understand John he is no. 1 with me
It's crazy how powerful that final E chord is. Spectacular, haunting and just damn right perfect. Such a simple, yet spectacular way to end a masterpiece.
Ringo's drumming in this song was just exceptional. Bonham nor James Brown's drummer wouldn't have thought of or done that.
Dr. Barber Ringo is a Master timekeeper
It is the most beautiful drumming I know of. those cymbals and Tom's sound massive, not "in your face" massive but it sounds like he is using 32" rides and 20" toms
James Brown's
You don't need to shit on Bonham. Ringo wouldn't have fit for led zeppelin and bonham wouldn't fit for the beetles. So don't just shit on Bonham for no reason
@@Hazel-II Ringo would fit Led Z. Bonham is a madman...don't know how he got the job...
Ban! Censor! Demonetize! How ironic that the very people who grew up listening to "A Day in the Life" are now running CZcams.
sprague49 nah they listened to 80’s shit
I've had a few channels shut down just as they were growing. Shadowbanned on Twitter. My phone isn't even allowed to log on to Instagram. Kicked off FB.
Most recently one of my political channels had a video removed for "hate speech". It was an anti war video about the Dow Chemical company and Vietnam. Lol
The only "speech" in it was interviews from Dow CEOs themselves.
Too much truth revealed, I suppose.
*shrugs
The blue blood idiots that censor CZcams videos definitely didn't grow up with the Beatles
I'd say the fathers and mothers of those who run CZcams.
@@KONAROCK1 Way to pass the buck off to your phone. It's your lack of tact and diplomatic skills that landed yourself in the cashcow of winners. You can talk and get your point across withount offending anybody. Good luck on your next goof.
I was 14 years old. A friend who was heavily into music got the album on its day of release. He called myself and a few other friends into his house and played the record. We listened without speaking a word. We heard "A day in the life". When the record finished we all looked at each other amazed, each of us thinking "What just happened ?".
What had happened was the world had changed fundamentally and *forever* by hearing that song. I'm 67 now, and that moment is still one of the most profound events in my life. I listen to it now and it still takes my breath away.
It's probably the most important song ever written.
Your song is very Beatles/ELO esque. I like it. So much better than a lot of the stuff out there today.
ELO, that was the part is what I couldn't put my finger on. Thanks.
YES VERY ELO!!
Yes. Vocal harmonies are very ELO (that’s a compliment btw).Leaps and bounds above today’s nonsense. As a musician/producer, my little bit of constructive criticism is the crash cymbal playing constantly throughout. Otherwise 👍
It was banned by the bbc but back then in London at least, we used to listen to the pirate ship 'Radio London' (aka 'Big L'), they played it without interruption, both sides. I can clearly remember hearing it, and as a 14 y/o was stunned, and still feel the same 52 years later
Did you also listen to Radio Caroline? I'm from the US but have seen videos about that station and istened to some airchecks from its heyday. Radio Luxembourg broadcast to the UK, too.
Damn straight Ringo CRUsHED it on this song!!
Hobs, you're like the sweetest guy in the world. Your music is wonderful....love you too!
Interesting that A Day In The Life was banned, and so was your video about it. Censorship lives on.
Paul visiting Marty Balin of Jefferson Airplane: [...] "I said to Paul ´so what's up with the Beatles?´. Paul casually pulled a cassette from his pocket and said " I happen to have a track from the new album". I pulled out my cassette player and popped it in. Out came A DAY IN THE LIFE. Imagine the first time hearing that song......and I was sitting there with Paul McCartney hearing it....I was stunned and knocked off the universe. I just praised the heck out of it...and him...and the Beatles and knew that it was part of a magnificent wave of new music led by the Beatles." Paul also visited Brian Wilson and Cass Elliot and the reaction was similar.
We could talk Beatles all day long.
I love your approach. Your enthusiasm for their music shows. The love of every little nuance.
So *ecstastatic* you reloaded this, for I do love it so (Both the vid on ADITL and your song, too. Choo-Choo 🚂).
Thanks for all your hard work. This is by far my fave CZcams channel.
The song is good.
Definitely can tell you were influenced by the Beatles.
Patrick Ancona agreed. I honestly didnt really like the song purely because it feels like the Great Value version of the Beatles.
He has chops though, absolutely. Would be better with more originality.
@@eleven9286 I was thinking the same thing. You can hear some nice stuff in there. I wish he would put it into his own sound instead of a Beatles to the n'th power song.
I like it. Very '60s, which is good.
It’s like if the Beatles tried to parody themselves
To me it sounded like a bowie song
Thoughts on "Here, There and Everywhere?"
Aya amazing.
Fantastic.
Oh it’s a beauty
Great song
Trash. OD, MIA and LMRI are Paul's three best love songs.
@Brandon Wert Yeah I don't mind AILH. And SAW is another good one of Paul's. He wrote some great stuff, along with his trite garbage.
I'm convinced that CZcams is currently being run by the Blue Meanies.
Blue is correct
No your Blueness
Great song! Yours that is. It beats 97% of the stuff that has come out in the last couple of decades. Really.
Day in the Life is like SO MANY Beatles songs: a masterpiece for the ages.
My mom was a huge Beatles fan! I’ve missed her all 15 years she’s been gone! I grew up listening to the Beatles as well! I never till now knew a thing about a day in a life but I know how much I loved that song from the first time I heard it in the early 70’s! Your music by way is very Beatlesesc’ thank you for your videos not just informative but led me straight to the memory of my mom! That’s what music should do! Lead us to happy memories and feelings of better parts of our consciousness! I greatly enjoyed every single minute of your video!!
How can you not like this video. This guy is so passionate about The Beatles and his own music . I think it's wonderfull
I really enjoyed your song!!!! Thanks for creating it!!!
Your videos on the Beatles are wonderful, your song I at the end is awesome!
I think people are so infatuated with The Beatles is because they're the closest thing that we have seen to perfection in music.
And your song is great by the way. Love it.
All around best song ever written, arranged and produced in Rock n' Roll.
Definitely
Your's is the most Beatle-ish original song I think I've ever heard. Critique: punch up the bass/drums to give it more power.
i know right it feels like a beatles jam song
Finally!!! The video we've been waiting for... Also, great song!!! Keep up the good work
Dude, your song surprised the fudge out of me. It was seriously awesome and psychedelic. Great job!
Congrats on your new album. Much well earned success!! "A Day In The Life" Is the Crowning Jewel of the Beatles most incredible album. It stands as influential today as it did then, probably more cause no idiot is blackballing it from being freely heard!
If I heard that song and didn't know it was you I would totally believe it was a long lost tune written by John and Paul. That was pretty damn cool. First video I've watched by you.
Well done. My favorite song of all time, knitting the greatest musical minds in history, and that includes Ringo's lyrical drumming and George Martin's subtle touch which is never truly appreciated.
Yes, that song is a masterpiece. I knew it then (I was 17) and it's still a favorite.
Great vid, thanks for uploading it.
Your song has John, Paul, George and Ringo in it. Great work, man. Congratulations.
Very nice and thank you for loving the Beatles! Your music will continue their legacy!
I still remember the first time I heard this song. The composition gave me such wonderful mental images that I still remember.
I need a full version of that version of a day in the life, so so beautiful yet sad.
The greatest song ever written in my opinion, along with It's Alright Ma (I'm only bleeding) by Bob Dylan, The End by The Doors, Gimme Shelter by The Rolling Stones, Baba O'Reilly by The Who, Stairway to heaven by Led Zeppelin. Everyone of those tracks is a genuine Masterpiece. The height of Songwriting.
Definitely "The End". So mystical and almost hypnotic and hits me deep emotionally every single time.
What a brilliant explanation and elaboration on my favorite Beatles song! I love it even more now! And as a Beatles fan! We all know. All you need is love! A big thank you for your enlightenment!!!
Ringo’s Strawberry Fields and ADITL parts show how chameleonic he could with his style, feedbacking the spirit of the song, and the undoubtably creative being he is.
you're going places man, not with just your videos, but your music too, i'm really digging it!
i absolutely love your videos, thank you sm for making them!
You can really hear The Beatles in your song!😍
Dear "Mr. HollyHobs": I have viewed in the past many, many of your videos and always find them to be both informative and SO respectful/conscious of making sure the incredible genius of The Boys continues to flourish and grow. Total congrats on what you have done so far, and I look forward to your future videos.
This video... Wow! Being a big fan of the beatles I enjoy watching this kind of videos, they teach me every time more and more about my favourite artists! And can I just say that your song is a bomb, amazing, and the Beatles' influence is so evident (obviously in a good way), I can see how much you're inspired by their work and music!
The Beatles were an inspiration in my art. They helped my art go beyond my imagination, as well as one of my brothers, who was a great artist. Of course their music took my friend and I to another dimension.
I just came across your channel. Thank you. Thank you for putting these together and giving us these important stories. I'm a bit younger but I grew up with pink floyd and the beatles from my parents and my uncle and thus wasnt corrupted by the horrendous noise coming out of the radio today. And I love watching these and hearing the stories behind the albums I grew up listening to. And now try to play on my stratocaster made to look like gilmour's and my gretch because that's what george used. Its incredible how bands that started 60 years ago are still inspiring people today
You are the friggin sweetest!! And you seriously make me so happy :)
Incredible song, it's great to hear such a cool song.
My favorite Beatles tune
Keep up the great work. Thanks for the love. Your videos(especially about The Beatles), are intelligent, insightful and matter of fact. In our humble opinion, we think it’s a great way to connect this music with the Millennials or younger generation. A special thank you for sharing your song and putting yourself out there.🙏🏻🎧
Love you too, Brother! Loving your song, has that beautiful convergence Beatles/ELO which is so Life-Loving. God bless you with your career... ❤️❤️❤️
Ringo is very much the glue who kept The Beatles together.
Dude!! Your original song is FANTASTIC!! Serious goosebumps here! ✌🏻❤️😎
Holy shit! I was jamming at the end! 👍
The Beatles always leave me speechless and you put my thoughts into words
I know I'm seeing this 7 months late. As a musician, I appreciate what you're saying. As a human, you are the most humble person I've ever seen. Keep it up brother!
Im gonna start falling asleep to your videos. Your voice is just so nice and you talk about the Beatles so much which is a plus ;DDD
Thank you for your insights into the magic of the Beatles. By the way, great song you wrote. Your courage has blossomed!
God Bless you for your wonderfully comontery and the Love the lads left us in our own imagination Love stay blessed and keep dreaming The Beatles will be forever Loved and the music goes on Thank you fab 4
Wow. That song you offered us expresses very eloquently why your reviews and capsules on the Beatles are so enthusiastic. You are a proud carrier of the psychedelic-pop flame first lit in 1967 with SPLHCB and MMT....
Cannonball express at the end was absolutely awesome! You perfectly captured the vibe of the Beatles while making it your own. Great job!
the song a day in the life is the greatest song ever written it a masterpiece then @ now @ fore ever
Your song is awesome! I put it on my favorite songs playlist.
Great video! Ringo is the reason I became a musician. Your song at the end is wonderful!
Your song was phenomenal! Great video!
HollyHobs! I enjoy your album very much. Thanks for what you do.
Paul said on Stern that this song Was just A compilation of other songs they hadn't finished . Just blended them together
Thanks for sharing your inspiration. Much appreciated. Wonderful
Damn man thank you so much for this video I hope you and your music go far❤
This song is a masterpiece! Keep up the good work, love your videos!
this song of yours is amazing! i can tell you got inspiration from the beatles, which is an amazing thing seeing how a band from over half of a century ago can inspire someone today. i’ll definitely check out your album, as you are one of my favorite youtubers.
edit: i added some of your songs onto my spotify playlist!
I love the song you made at the end, that was really amazing, keep it up!
That was a magically inspired brave song you did..... thanks for sharing..... “till never” is a good one too...
your videos are terrific. always great content
Love the song. The bassline is superb
This was the video that introduced me to your channel. Im glad that happened
You are headed towards a masterpiece.. Brilliant work.
the first time i hesrd that song i got so sad because i could immediately tell it was such a beautiful thing and i would probably never create something that beautiful
Great song of yours man! I almost thought it is a lost cut from the Revolver. Love it man!
I’m so glad it still plays to this day
I was at work and this song came on via Spotify mix that a 29 year old female co-worker had played. I was surprised that she did not know the song. In my Beatles exuberance I explained to her how this was one of the greatest songs ever written and recorded. The response was an unresounding 'ehhh, it's okay' followed by the death knell phrase any Beatles enthusiast could hear. 'The Beatles are a bit overhyped' I had to forgive her ignorance as she was young and unfamiliar with everything The Beatles had influenced from recording to artists writing their own songs to even a band being a band and not a band with a single leader. I tried to explain the finer details of four-track recording and the masterpiece of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club. While she understood intellectually, it didn't really phase her. Having started my recording with a single handheld cassette recorder progressing to overdubbing by linking 2 handheld cassette recorders then to finally getting my first tascam 424 four track, I understood reduction mixes etc etc (my favorite book had been The Beatles recording sessions by Mark Lewisohn -a MUST read for anyone interested in recording- and I absorbed every piece of text in it. So in a sense I had a great head start on how to use a four track efficiently)
I recall the first time I heard this song. I was 18 and was a little initiated in the Beatles but had never heard one of their albums yet. I moved in with my father and stepmother and she had the entire Beatles collection on LP. I put this album on and enjoyed it. When a day in the Life came on I was blown away. The haunting Melody of the opening verses.. to it's amazing crescendo... I was hooked.
3:56 , 4000 potholes
Us in South Africa "those are rookie numbers"
I love your work. Being a huge Beatles fan myself since sun day nigh February 9th 1964, I truly feel your appreciation for the work of the group. Even referring to them as “a group” doesn’t seem to do them justice. They stood completely alone, to this day, as the preeminent RICK and roll musical movement of the century!
I listened to the tune from your new record album. Clearly derivative but clearly Beatlesque! What a wonderful place to derive from! For anyone to even say they hear The Beatles in your songs is without question something bands have been trying to capture just a glimpse of for the past 50 years! So, if anyone says that your music is derivative, simple say “thank you mate!” And always take it as a compliment of the highest order!
Good luck my friend in everything you do!
Peace,
Rick
Thanks for sharing your thoughts man. You have expressed everything I feel about the song so well.
This has to be the most well composed song in history!! Oh, a day in the life is good too.. 😅😉 Keep rockin man you are killing it!
Thanks for making this album I love your 💓 style
Good luck with the album,
thanks for keeping the mystery tour on track
Dudee i love your song... You're very talented keep creating my dude
Day in the life no.1 John Paul Ringo George writing composing will always be genius and superb
Best of luck to your album. You deserve all good things!
Love the Cannon Ball Express!!! This video has been a wealth of information for a university essay I'm writing on Sgt Pepper. Thanks so much! I'll look you up on Spotify.
I always enjoy your videos, and thanks for sharing Cannonball Express...quite a pleasing sound!
Is no one gonna talk about how bloody amazing that song was!
The musicality of A Day In The Life was what made me want to learn piano and sing publicly. It also inspired me to want to learn studio technology. The Beatles pushed the techniques in an analogue studio to its limits and then some.
You're really saving my ass in my Beatles& 1960's history class right now! Thank you so so much!
Before watching this video, I actually did signal out Ringo's exceptional drum playing on this track particularly.
I remember the first time hearing this song with a crystal clear memory.
FYI, you can loop it if you combine the two crescendos for one continuous song.
Your song must have come from an entire plane of creativity I have never visited :)
Great job on your tune, the layers are incredible.
Stuck around to the end - the song is great!
That song you wrote is so Beatles 1967. I dig it!
Your song was great and I really enjoyed your explanation of the beatles song 🤩
I started following you on spotify!