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- The BEATLES DRUG SONGS, a slight parody of the 1977 compilation LOVE SONGS, is an ALBUM THAT NEVER WAS featuring the Beatles best psychedelic songs.
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This Pop Goes the 60s podcast adds a third disc making this a triple album! Several different mixes are used, notably from The Beatles Rock Band video game, that include Giles Martin's creating new, cold endings to several songs instead of the common fade out.
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Blue Jay Way and Flying are some of their best songs. Would fit perfect, along with most of MMT...
I thought the very same thing, and Looking Through a Glass Onion.
@@gordonmorris6359 He included "Glass Onion", which is the actual title.
@@MissAstorDancer Oops! Okay, Savoy Truffle then, 'cause when you get high you get the munchies.
Really? I’ve tried so many times to get into Blue Jay Way but can’t do it. Always liked Flying.
@@jejmoss11 'It's Only A Northern Song' wasn't the best melody either, but it was very cool for its psychedelic sounds.
That album cover is BRILLIANT!
I thought they did release Drug Songs. It was called "Magical Mystery Tour."
Don't forget " Rubber Soul". ' Help' was pot also .
Neither would be likely included in a compilation, but "Revolution 9" and "You Know My Name" both seem like more whacked out drug songs than several of the songs mentioned here (especially "Lovely Rita"). "What's The New Mary Jane" was really their ultimate drug song, though it wasn't officially released until many years after its recording.
I agree with you Rob. I considered all 3 that you mentioned but I made my inclusions partially based on what I feel EMI / Capitol would have felt appropriate, i.e. erring on the side of the more commercial songs.
I thought of those songs also. They would have been great. The "Sgt. Pepper..." Tracks and the "Magical Mystery Tour" tracks were great choices.
I would include I'm only sleeping
Good call.
Yes, that one is very underrated, as is the Revolver album as a whole.
@@gummypuss69 Instead of 'It's all too much', I agree.
@@KinkyBing What are you talking about? It's All Too Much is from Yellow Submarine, not Revolver.
@@gummypuss69 Have you even seen the clip we're talking about?
"Think For Yourself" and "Love You To" would have fitted perfectly!
Everybody puts down Wild Honey Pie, but I love it. And Happiness is a Warm Gun would also fit easily on an album of drug songs. Do they get much more outside than that?
I think Dear Prudence should be on this album. It has a really trippy sound to me.
Yes, that would be a good inclusion. My podcast (link in description) add and entire third disc with more great stuff!
I was born in 1970 and so I was 8/9/10 years old when we bought the the compilations Beatles Love Songs and Beatles Rock 'n' Roll Music. For most of my childhood my whole familiarity with The Beatles' music came down to these two compilations plus the 'Red' and 'Blue' double albums which we had gotten when I was 5 or 6. I guess I can sympathize with your beef, but I can't help but be thankful to these compilations, as there were so many magnificent (and sometimes very famous) Beatles' songs left off the 'Red' and 'Blue' collections that I was introduced to thanks to 'Love Songs' and 'Rock 'n' Roll'. Many wonderful childhood memories thanks to these collections!
Yes, I fall into a category where I love some of the "dissed" albums of the Beatles catalog, like Introducing the Beatles. It's easy with hindsight to see "missteps" by EMI. Thanks for the reminiscent comment.
@@popgoesthe60s52 Have you thought of doing a show on the Red and Blue albums? There’s quite a story there!!!
@7JANEWAY Yes a video on those albums is in the works coupled with another _Album That Never Was_ so stay tuned!
Another great album you have created here ! Want this one too !
Great track list! I would buy this on vinyl!
Very flattering, thank you!
Totally agree. I reckon you have nailed it. There will always be songs that were "missed" but overall a great compilation that flows incredibly well. Thankyou
@@alanmurchie7330 Thanks, Alan. I caught some criticism for adding songs like Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, and Hey Bulldog, but I tried to give variety by alternating lead vocalists as well as included songs outside the 1966-67 period. I'm glad you noticed the flow!
@@popgoesthe60s52 i love your channel which i just discovered. How old are you?
The cassette tape of "Only The Beatles" from Heineken beer was unique and highly sought after is because it was the first time "Yes It Is" was available in True Stereo.
I did not know that! Thanks for sharing, Marc.
I’ll bet it would cost a fortune to acquire a copy nowadays
Love the James Bond original sound track LPs Matt. I had them all too...and LISTENED to them. Cool show as always!
I'm only sleeping would have been a good addition to that album
That is such a good compilation.
😆 love it! Very creative 👌
Great compilation
Nice set! You had a lot of fun doing this, I can tell!
Love seeing the classic Look magazine psychedelic portraits on an album cover at last. Perfect choice.
Fun concept. I’m just needing Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey in there. Maybe instead of Paperback Writer, written while stoned, sure, but less about being stoned.
That's a good choice too. I added a couple of McCartney songs to balance the heavier John contributions. Thanks for commenting Rob!
Nicely done!
You made a great compilation! I love Because, as the harmonies on that song are gorgeous! But I have to say love seeing the Beatles on gold with the love songs album..
I think Love You To is the most psychedelic song of George's off of Revolver. I would have liked to have seen Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite and Happiness Is a Warm Gun. It has the whole "I need a fix" part, and its lyrics have a certain surreal feel to them, but maybe it's too grim to be psychedelia.
You are correct to include all of those. I kept strictly to the number of songs that were on the Love Songs comp, but there was room for more. This is why I added an entire 3rd disc that I play on my podcast (link is listed in the video details). Even with a 3rd disk, I STILL couldn't fit them all! Thanks for the comment.
Great cover!!!
Well done 👌
The cover is fantastic. Your concept is hilarious Pop Art and so welcome. I would have bought this one. LOL.
Thank you, Martin - I KNOW this concept would sell! Oh well... If you want it done right, sometimes you have to do it yourself! I appreciate the comment.
I liked those compilations. It's Beatles man! Love songs was great
The best beatle show in youtube, real nice quality, you seem to have a good understanding of video editing, which greatly helps your quality, love it
I do enjoy some of the editing process, but I like designing the graphics even more.
Amazing this didn't become a bootleg title.
Another grand slam, Matt! Much appreciated.! Fab gear! Donny Ringo Moore
This was a fun one to do. I know this would sell!
@@popgoesthe60s52 If only my other band mates were here to see this. I'll be hooking those guys up to your channel. I play Ringo in a few tributes acts in the North east.
@@donaldmoore4412 Ah! My hat is off to you, sir. What a great guy to paly!
I had the Love songs in cassette, my mother gave it to me.
great videos enjoyed the albums that never was
“The abominable” Rock and Roll LP was essential in the 70’s for us collectors for one reason. With the Help! single long out of print, it was the only way to own the B-side, I’m Down. I found a used copy of the second disc back then, packaged as “Volume 2.”
You hooked me! I'd buy that album.
Love Songs was a great compilation; I got it in '77 when it came out. Anyway, you forgot Cold Turkey and The No No Song!
You might find it interesting to check out this surprisingly psychedelic (1960) record album, considered one of the earlier recordings of the genre, making use of various electronic effects (e.g., reverb, theramin, keyboard effects), combined with dissonance, quarter-tones, and/or notes played deliberately out of tune), . Composer: Joe Meeks; Title: "I Hear a New World." th-cam.com/video/pjyvEf9tZGw/w-d-xo.html
Paul made it clear that he had taken an early interest in experimental and avant garde music, referring to compositions by Cage, Stockhausen, and others, so it's entirely possible that he was familiar with works by early psychedelic composers, such as Meek.
Interesting take. I love your James Bond soundtrack feature behind you!
Thanks Chris! Someday I'll do a review on the Bond Soundtracks!
I recall the Beatles before they became famous in Britain....they performed in Shrewsbury and were just branching out of Liverpool. My Dad who was about 35 then used to sneak off to Liverpool....he liked how mini skirts did not hide girls stocking tops i dare say.... I was in primary school. I got into Beatles about 1965 with Elemor Rigby and Michelle as their first songs were very simplistic. Then by early 70s got into their psychedelic music. The ability of ethenogens as a means of objectively analysing yourself and the way we process life was pervasive even to young kids and teenagers as I was ....before we left home . Acid wove through EVERYTHING. From pet rocks to my sisters purple mini dress. It wasnt just people who took it....it was in Windmills ofvYour mind....world is like an apple ....which i saw on black white tv performed by Rex Harrisons son....even as a kid I knew wow where did that come from.
This is quite hilarious and brilliant.
Rain is the best!
I really liked " Drug Songs"!Thanx for pointing that out about " Beatles Love Songs" LP. I didnt like the idea myself- strange song combination. The " Rock and Roll" LP DID include "I'm Down" (non- Lp flip) so it was worth the low price of the album.
I thought we got high With A Little Help From My Friends? Well, at least I do.
Hi just recently discovered your channel and think it's great. Love this album you made up and had to make up a playlist of it right away also love the art work you made up for it. Also made up my own version of the playlist left off Got to get you into my life and replaced it with gnik nus from the LOVE album and used the version of The End from Anthology 3 . So thanks for the great work ..
neil murison Thanks so much. I like your inclusion of the Love gnik nus! More videos to come!
Larry Graves brought me here...Great video and intriguing channel.
Welcome and thanks for the comment. More videos to come!
Great cover! Could spend a lot of time gazing at it....
Wow, the album cover is really good!
Ha ha, I’ve never heard of those compilations before. Very interesting. It seems drug songs is it’s own genre now.
Everybody's Got something to hide except me and my monkey, the continuos story of bungalow bill
Yes, a lot of the White Album
@@juliact Most of the White Album isn't really psychedelic though. There are only a few odd tracks like Glass Onion, Wild Honey Pie, Long, Long, Long, and Revolution 9. There are however a lot of weird songs on that album but weird and psychedelic aren't always the same thing.
Wish that was a real album! Love the song list!!
And of course a special edition of this comp will have a bonus disc with the elusive ''Carnival of Light''.
Excellent bonus track along with the incidental music from the Magical Mystery Tour film! Paul McCartney would be proud.
I have Carnival of light 14 minutes from.a Japanese cd called Now and then.
@@bobf.5538 Cool. If it's anything like George's ''Electronic Sound'' album, then it should be interesting. I often wonder if the Beatles had in their last year(s) gone in the direction of electronic music instead of back to their roots, what zany (in a good way) album they would have come up with.
@@kenlee1416 more like revolution.9. It's just layers of sound a musical collage..it was on TH-cam at one time.
YES PLEASE 🙂
Great sequence-would make a great mixtape!
I love this idea, and you made great choices, however for me d insist on including im only sleeping. Of course there are many other great ones you could've included, but for me that is an essential "psych rock" track.
Thank you, this was a fun one.
“Only a northern song” was recorded amid their most trippy period, mid 67, and i think warrents an inclusion, in the place of “the end” which to me is straight rock. By the way, great cover and concept. Maybe if it was called “psychedelia” the Beatles might go for it.
Yes - "Psychedelia" is much more acceptable but I could help playing off the "love songs/drug songs" thing. I actually did include Only A Northern Song on side three. Thanks for watching, Glen!
@@popgoesthe60s52 ooo sorry missed it on side 3...
Got to include 'Day tripper' in there... even if it's not about drugs... it has a 'trippy' riff, and maybe it had to do with drugs... after all, officially the Byrds' '8 miles high' has nothing to do with drugs either, but you can interpret the lyrics in different ways.
Pretty sure Day Tripper is about Pot during the Dylan meeting
As a 10 year old I loved this album
Great concept for a Beatles compilation, the Beatles would have probably called it (at Lennon’s instigating) “Favorite songs of your Grandmother” , or something like that. I agree with Side1, perfect choices. Side 2: Paberback Writer? Side 3: Taxman, Wild Honey Pie? No. Side 4: Hey Bulldog and the End? Not so much. I probably would have gone with Side 2: Being for the benefit of Mr. Kite instead of P. Writer. Side 3: Dr. Robert instead of Taxman. Side 4: You know my name (look up the number) instead of Hey Bulldog. The songs I would replace are more straightforward Rock and Roll and not so much druggy/psychedelic. I agree with almost all of the songs you chose, these few changes would make the collection (I think) more drug/psychedelic oriented. Forgot “Flying” in place Wild honey pie.
Yes, I do paint with a broad brush. The play on words 'Love Songs' vs 'Drug Songs' was chosen but it's really about psychedelia. I tried to choose material spanning several albums so as not to be too heavily Sgt Pepper/Magical Mystery Tour. I would argue that Wild Honey Pie is as zonked out at they got and songs like Hey Bulldog and The End offer some great late 60s raunchy guitar which wanders into psych. I also tried to alternate lead vocalists and mix up the chronology. I have a link in the description to a podcast where I play the whole thing plus a third disc. Thanks for your comments, they are much appreciated.
I don't know if anyone else would agree but I feel like "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" from Anthology 3 would be a nice addition to this
I agree. It certainly would blend in well with the other songs. When I compiled my album, I inserted a couple McCartney-sung songs that made for a far more even listen. Thanks for the comment!
Great topic! I would have tried to find room for Dr. Robert, I’m Only Sleeping, The Word & Day Tripper. Plus ‘I Want To Tell You’ is another candidate with its semi-confused state lyrics and the intriguing chord structure that seems a bit atonal. I recall hearing once that the influences of Beatles albums (generally) could be grouped into the following:
Amphetamines (over the top energy): Please Please Me, With The Beatles, AHDN;
pot-influenced: Beatles For Sale, Help, Rubber Soul;
Acid-influenced: Revolver, SPLHCB, Magical Mystery Tour
Individually-directed influences: White Album, Let it Be, Abbey Road
There was so much to choose from so added a whole 3rd disk in my podcast! Thanks for the comment - great drug breakdown!
That's deep
Sun King, Fool On the Hill, Norwegian wood. Would have added those
ok
i have had to put a day in the life as the ending theme indeed
Flying, from Magical Mystery Tour. "Beyond the blue horizon, far above the clouds, in a land that no one knows, lived four or five magicians who spend their days casting wonderful spells. Come with me now to that secret place where the eyes of man have never set foot."
PS when we were young- my friends and I debated if Mother Mary lyric in "Let it Be" was about Marijuana. The Blessed Mother Mary or Paul's s mother. It was his mother's name. Makes one wonder though....
Actually the first lyric was "Brother Malcolm," of which there is video of him singing this and explaining he dreamed about Mal. I think the "Mother Mary" story about it being about his actual mother may be a stretch.
i enjoy your videos very much. Good idea for an album! some of those fake album covers would look good in my man cave!!
..Beautyful cover, bravo!! The compilation is great , but the cover wins.R.
Thank you, Pela. That was a fun one to do!
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Awesome album cover!! I would add Happiness is a Warm Gun. Obviously referring to heroin.
It would be interesting to see a Get Back sessions album that never was. Some stuff rehearsed at Twickenham and Saville Row that were unreleased sound grand
Without taking anything away from the last two sides, the first two nevertheless make up an album out of any magnitude ^^
Agreed!
I'd buy this so hard lol, the packaging is so clean
Thanks! I may offer some of these when I develop a membership subscription. These Albums That Never Were are expensive to print and a pain in the ass to assemble so I’ll have to figure out a way to best offer them. Stay tuned!
Will do man, loving your content rn
Hey Bulldog great choice
I might have reversed Glass Onion and Eleanor Rigby, just because I can hear that declining line of diminished chords and then the sudden bloom of the vocals in Eleanor Rigby as a great transition.
You've got a good ear! Thanks for the comment.
great job...I want one..how did you make the gate fold album, looked so cool. it could include 8x10s of the 4 photos..Thanks for this excellent compilation
I was going to mention including the 4 psychedelic photos in a poster inside and I forgot! I'm a designer and I created the graphics and had them printed on large stickers trimmed to the proper size.
I also purchased blank lp jackets. It's very expensive to print and the gatefolds are hard to assemble. I need some more practice but if my channel continues to grow, I plan to do some giveaways of my Albums That Never Were as part of Patreon donations to my channel. Thank you for the kind words and stay tuned!
Here's my pitch for "Day Tripper" - and it isn't the title. It's Paul's "Taxman"-like solo mid-song. To me, it puts the song in this category for the same reason "Taxman" itself belongs there. I would also include "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite," not just for the calliope interlude, though I think that alone is sufficient (I see the song is on the longer podcast track listing).
Rev#9 is pretty much John and Yoko doing Avant Garde surrealism
I'm Only Sleeping...the ultimate pot song. Still, a great concept. Nicely done.
That's classic...turning Love Songs into Drug songs. You forgot Raraties....i think there was 2 volumes, amongst a million other bad comps.
The Love Songs packaging was second to none though. It came with a cool booklet with the lyrics
I like Wild Honey Pie and I stand by it😁💜
That was great. So much material to choose from. someone mentioned Flying. Which I love. Nice you found place for Wild Honey Pie. Got to get you into my life is for Beatle peeps a drug song. But it's production is more Burt Bacharach (IMO) So I'd change to Georges I Want to tell you. Also, Blue Jay Way in Paperback Writer out. Lastly The End out, and fade in Can You Take Me Back then slow fade out on revolution 9. But that's me. I make these things on cassette quite a bit.
Lot's of great stuff, which is why I included a third disc on my podcast. Thanks for the comment!
I have the exact same album you have, Love Songs. Got it at the thrift store along with Wings Venus and Mars. The Love Songs album came with a booklet with the songs on the album and inner sleeves, for the album you created, what would you think that album would have had inside if it was actually released?
I think a book with lyrics and colorful photos would have been cool. Maybe pin ups like the White Album but the psychedelic photos on the cover shown here?
Great idea and nice execution- design. I just miss 'Yellow Subnarine' that is maybe childish, but its definite reference to the theme. The same goes about 'Fool in the Hill' and ''Good night', so we have besides 'Flying', 'BluebJay Way' and 'Across the Universe and 'The long and winding road' some more songs. All great and appropriate for the compilation. The same goes for 'Something' and'Come together' ??
Thank you, Boris. Yes it was hard to limit the track listing, which is why the podcast has a whole third disc! Thanks for watching.
I would like have seen the work-in-process version of Revolution #9 - 'Revolution Take 20' on the Drug Songs album. But I feel a good closer for side 4 would be 'You Know My Name (Look up the number)'. Primarily, because of it's Python-esque absurdity and as a closing message as if to say ...'Hey! It's just us. Don't take it too seriously'.
The 3 disc podcast version is your best album that never was IMO, followed closely by Beatles ‘70
Thank you for listening, Tom!
Just discovered your channel and hot damn you make some great content, keep it up!
p.s. Did you actually get that compilation pressed for yourself?
Thank you. For my _Albums That Never Were_ , I had the jackets printed, but no records pressed.
I really want to know how you make those album covers! I would love to make one of those.
Hello Ethan! As a designer, I find creating the concept and laying it out the most fun for me. I use Adobe InDesign and Photoshop as my main design software, but the real trick is printing these in small batches. Very expensive and a pain in the ass to assemble!
@@popgoesthe60s52 Thank you for the info. I’m sure it wouldn’t be easy, but you do a really great job on all of them. I think this cover especially was really cool.
I come to realize that you can substitute the word "love" in any song with the word "drugs" and it works just fine.
She drugs you, yeah yeah yeah!
Hey Bulldog is my favorite Beatles song, maybe favorite song, largely because it's exactly the kind of music I like, which is driving piano rockers.
I'm not quite sure why Got to Get You Into My Life is druggy. love that song so much, but I suppose I'd have swapped that out for You Know My Name. I see that was discussed elsewhere in the thread. Love the choices anyway!
Got You Get You Into My Life is a reference to marijuana, at least that was the inspiration according to Paul. So many to choose from! Thanks for the comment.
Liked this..would have been decent double cd back in the day. I would have added I Want You (she's so heavy) just to close out the last side. :D
Excellent choices. Other commenters have covered alternative titles well but if you want a suggestion from me, I'd have swapped The Inner Light with Long, Long, Long.
I always figured The Beatles' psychedelic songwriting begins on their first LP with 'There's A Place', a song every bit as wistful, introspective, and yearning as later songs like 'Julia' or 'In My Life'....speaking of which, I think it's a serious omission to not include anything from Rubber Soul, an album completely suffumigated with the scent of marijuana, just a little bit more explicity than its predecessor Help!
That said, I'd argue that 'There's A Place' demonstrates that they didn't even need to take psychedelic drugs to create psychedelic music; I guess what I'm saying is psychedelia is a state of being that can exist within you *and* without you, whether you dose yourself or not.
Great comment. I omitted many songs, some of which I offer in a third disk where I play all 3 on a podcast (see link in video description). I'm pleased to see your mention of There's A Place and the whole marijuana era. I plan to do a video on 'what psychedelic music is' because its subjectivity is so broad. I plan to base psychedelic findings on criteria, which is hard to define when talking about psychedelia.
Love your channel, thank you.
Would you share your thoughts on the whole
Paul/Billy conspiracy? Now because of Internet, I did quite a search and admit that Paul doesn't look anything like Paul in a lot of pictures. Please share.
Thanks a topic that others could cover better than me. I generally pursue topics that I'm most passionate of and I have such a long list to tackle. Perhaps I will address that in the future. Thank you for the suggestion.
@@popgoesthe60s52 thank you. Personally I just love their music, and Paul is Paul. Like most conspiracies, it's a bunch of rabbit trails and what ifs.
It's really cool that you share your passion with us.💕
I was semi hoping to see Revolution 9. 😀
Very good choices but I would have omitted the Abbey Road tracks and possibly the awesome 'Hey Bulldog' as well, ( as that's really a straight-up rocker ) and instead, I would have added some of the MMT and Revolver tracks mentioned below. The '69 vibe was musically as well as visually different to the '67 vibe-way less trippy, colorful or happy.
It may be the current meaning of the word psychedelic is reduced to "weird" -- however, the original use denoted 'mind-expanding'. Accordingly, progressive music, avant-garde visual arts, and cut-up literature could all be accurately perceived as 'psychedelic'. IMHO, John Cage and Kit Opal were the epitome of psychedelic as both enabled the experience of _what is_ sans artifice.
Love the complication and glad to see the songs I would have thought should have been included were on "discs 5 & 6". May I ask why you chose the film version of MMT instead of the one from the album?
Hi Jay. I used a couple of alternate recordings just to give the podcast listener something they may not have heard before, like the full ending of Sgt. Pepper. Thanks for watching!
There needs to be a simulated resin stain going down the inside gatefold.
Excellent compilation all around and around. However, it needs one side devoted to the Sgt. Pepper inner groove. It needs to be sold on eBay!
Rock n Roll was the first Beatles I ever heard. The collection was odd, but there’s something about the first thing you heard sticking with you.
The cover was beyond odd, but the records ROCKED. On those grounds this compilation worked better than most imo
Great idea and cool design. Honestly these are most of my favorite songs. Id sub baby you’re a rich man, northern song and its all too much for norwegian wood, happiness is a warm gun and little help from my friends. Maybe find a way to get all you need is love in there as well.
That was great! Have you considered recreating a Beatles Rarities Album with expanded tracks? The original concept for the LP was valid but not implemented very well by Capital Records in 1980. The original artwork, track listing, & graphics could certainly be improved upon. With your considerable talent, it would be really interesting!
Hi Dennis - I may do that. I did have a video in mind for my favorite 'unreleased' songs or bootlegs. I have one similar coming up based on the Let It Be sessions so stay tuned! Thanks for the suggestion.
@@popgoesthe60s52 Yeah, that may be an even better idea than my suggestion. There are a number of unreleased songs and alternate takes that weren't on The Rarities or the Anthology series. Thanks again.
"Revolution 9", "You Know My Name", "What's the New Mary Jane", "Norwegian Wood", "Blue Jay Way", "I'm Only Sleeping" or "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kyte" I would have put in instead of "Eleanor Rigby" (Which I think reflects the "Classical" side of classic rock) or "Paperback Writer" (more hard rock).
Those good suggestions. Many of those made it onto my third disk I featured on my podcast. Thanks for the comment.
I ended up putting it on my music but ended up adding songs and got 68! Ended up doing basically rock songs!... cool list though