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I know right. It still gets me every time. I was born a few years after they broke up but they were my first album, then my music teachers, my trip sitters and my source of inspiration. Of course I was always going to cry.
Took me some days to stop crying over this music. I Started playing the bass 24 years ago because of Paul and The Beatles. Last week Paul did a surprise gig at my city(Brasília) and I was one of the few 300 lucky ones to get a ticket, watched him for 1h40m standing at the front row barrier, less than 2 meters away from him, never expected for something like this to happen to me, still feels like a dream, one of the best days of my life.
This song & video gives me such nostalgic vibes. I grew up with the Beatles music as a young girl. This also makes me a little sad since John & George are no longer with us (John was murdered in 1980 & George died of cancer in 2001). But I like the video showing them all together. I am sure Paul & Ringo loved doing this tribute & it must have brought back a lot of fond memories for them. The Beatles had a great sense of humor that is shown by some of the flashbacks & like seeing the costumes from Sgt. Pepper's album.
I'm an 81year old retired musician/singer/songwriter/performer/teacher & madly a Beatles fan almost my entire life. My dearest FGM, I am also one of your biggest fans. I already felt an honest love for you, but after hearing your reaction to this most precious Beatles concoction, I'm sure my love for you is true (C - Cm - G). Thanks for this.
This project and video really gets to me emotionally. The Beatles have touched us so much, that it’s almost like your Nan coming back with a message, long after you thought you’d never hear her voice again. I really hope there are more of these kinda songs 🤞🫶❤️🌈
Is it the best Beatles song ever? no, but the nostalgic factor makes it one of the most memorable ever. Those of us who lived through it can't help but shed a tear, like the closing of a really good book.
What a great and fun reaction. Don’t worry about crying. Many other reactors have cried watching this video, even some who have only gotten familiar with the Beatles songs within the past year or two from their channels. This song is being considered as the “last Beatles” song because it is the last of 3 demos that Yoko had given Paul back in the 90s when the Beatles were filming the Anthology documentary. Paul, George and Ringo completed the songs Free As A Bird and Real Love. They gave this song a go but weren’t satisfied because of the poor sound quality of John’s voice when they tried to extract it from the tape. The new technology allowed Paul and Ringo to finally finish it. They also used guitar work from George from the original 90s attempt.
Loved, loved, loved your reaction! I've been a Beatles fan nearly all my life (born in 1954), and it's wonderful to find so many much younger people than me who are still moved and inspired by their amazing music. 🎶
As a lifelong musician and also I grew up with the Beatles as part of my childhood music and culture and I was in high school when John Lennon got assassinated, I always enjoy reactions from people that are accomplished or knowledgeable musicians and singers and producers and so forth. It's like we're finally talking the same language. And I know you didn't get super technical, but it was just absolutely enjoyable. You're wit and humour is just icing on the cake.
I cried again listening to this with you, Lolli. The Beatles are such a big part of my life, to have a new song from them is like a precious jewel that's been discovered in an old wardrobe. Bless you for featuring this song!
The combination of the song and the video,is mesmerising.To a true Beatles fan,this was the best way that Paul and Ringo could say goodbye to John and George and to the billions of fans.The combination of the song and film broke my heart in such a wonderful way.Gentlemen i loved your music then and i still love it now.Its been an honor and a pleasure to have your music as a massive part of my life.THANK YOU.
the song never fail to make me cry , i also loved how they include the sessions they made with george when they try to do it during real love and free as a bird sessions. pure love and happiness on this song
24 years old, grew up listening to The Beatles through my dad. I cried listening to this the first time and every subsequent time I still get teary-eyed. It's weird to be listening to "the final song" by a band I've been listening to since I was probably about 3 or 4 y/o.
As Liverpool born and bred rhis is so emtional for me I. really like this song. Our boys, genius to the world. Beatles are such a positive force. I love rhem so much xx
Beautiful reaction and review. You have an old soul which is unusual today in one as young as you. I am in my 70’s and love knowing we have people as sensitive as you to continue the legacy and appreciation of The Beatles -unbelievable ! You are beautiful inside and out and snippets of your voice reveal it to be beautiful and no doubt a great voice coach!
As a man in his 70s, who was a teenager when Beatlemania was at its height, it is remarkable to see someone so young being moved by the music they made so many decades ago. Great music is ageless.
I love all of your videos, but this has to be my favourite. The Beatles were my first favorite when I was young, and for 60 years they have remained so. When they released Free AS a Bird in the mid 90's I was amazed how good it was, mixing John in (George was still with us.) This song hit me straight in the heart when I first heard it. I love that it affects you deeply as well.
Okay...that was AMAZING! I grew up listening to the Beatles thanks to my Dad. This is a flashback to my childhood, sitting in front of Dad's reel to reel with his headphones on. Thank you for picking this song to share. Love it
Thank you for this wonderful reaction. I was 14 when Introducing the Beatles was released in 1964 so I grew up listening to them. They are the greatest band of all time and I am happy/sad to hear their last song. BTW George recorded his guitar parts in 1995 before he passed in 2001 so this is all four of the lads from Liverpool. I like listening to reactions and I have subscribed to several dozen youtuber pages. I have to say that your depth of knowledge and great sense of humor makes The Fairy Voice Mother one of my favorites. Peace and Love from this old Hippie.
I'm happy to hear a new Beatles song, but also sad that John and George are no longer here to enjoy this. I did have a tear in my eye by the end, RIP John and George🙏
I think this is by far the best reaction to "Now and then" I've seen, it keeps together the emotional and the "technical" parts in a very coherent and effective way... 👏
I still can't see it without tearing up. The fade out at the end is perfect, but so sad. If I make it through the video without losing it, I lose it when they fade out. Such a gift for us.
Thank you for sharing your breakdown of this Beatles track. I'm sixty one and The beatles were imprinted in my brain from an early age. I recall sneaking into my eldest brothers room whilst he was out and listening to his Beatles albums. Everything I heard was perfect...the harmonies, lyrics, the tempo for those lyrics. I handles those albums as if they were the holy grail itself. I want The Day In The Life Of playing at my funeral.
The music of the Beatles will live on forever! I'm sure that there will be other great songs resurrected from the cutting room floor in the years to come. I hope to experience your reactions to those...
Yep... I've worshipped these guys for pretty much the last 38 years! I'm 50 now, and have seen and heard so much of their stuff, but this one hit different. There was such an anticipation knowing that this was coming out. We were told this woyld be the last new thing we ever hear from them fron Ringo and Paul themselves. You think "Yeah yeah... last thing... now let's hear it! We heard Free As A Bird, and Real Love... and I couldn't wait to get another one of those songs with the other Beatles worked into it. But then, instead of just listening to this new reease, I watched the video to get the whole experience. They sure as heck didn't disappoint!!! At the beginning, you're curious, and in awe. You want more. You see things you haven't seen before, then you see them playing together! It's alot of heavy stuff in the first minute. Then something profound happens (at least to me). It happens right around the part where the strings cut in (where 1967 Paul mimics playing a violin). You realize this is it. Even though they ceased to exist as a band over half a century ago, you begin to realize "this is it"! You soon start to see the clock going back to black and white. Tge music speeds up, like it does when you're getting close to the end of a rare visit from an old friend. That feeling that you don't want to say goodbye, but you have to. You try to hold onto time, but it now seems like it's slipping away faster and faster. Then, as fast as it started... it's over, and you're faced with that heartbreaking feeling of having to say goodbye to that old friend... forever. After the screen fades to black, your left staring at the screen, thinking about this last list, and now you have to say goodbye to this old friend...... forever.
I'm a teenager, and have been BEGGING other vocal coaches/reactors, to react to The Beatles, and other great bands like The Doors, The Beach Boys, etc. So I just wanted to say thanks! :)
This is my favourite song and video of the year. It is so well done with thoughtful nods to their relationship and the vocals! Blown away by them. This and Hurt are my two faves of all time. They both hold so much emotion and lives packed with experience, love and heartbreak. Cheers!
Good review And if you watch the video. The Beatles - Now And Then - The Last Beatles Song (Short Film). They will briefly explain how this video was made and how the music was created
I’m 71 years old and bought “I Want To Hold Your Hand” in January of 1964. I wept the first time I watched this…The more I see this, the more I become connected to it. Paul came up with the Idea of putting Strings on it and got Giles Martin. Peter Jackson did the green screens and video Production as well as separate John’s Voice from the Piano on the cassette. John was a Prolific Songwriter and had his own Sound. Paul is a Maestro, Peter Jackson is a Maestro, Giles Martin is a Maestro, and Ringo is a Maestro Beatle Drummer! This is why this Video is freaking GREAT!!! The 4 Beatles Harmonies have been there from the very beginning. They certainly were there in the End here! I enjoyed watching the wonder on your face while reviewing this. Simply Wonderful! ❤
Imagine sharing close to the same life span hear on the Earth with them. They have been a part of my life since I was a young teenager when they first came to the U.S.
Love this reaction! A dull fact from a middle aged person- the cassette shown is from circa 1990, perhaps a copy! A TDK cassette from around 1978 would not have been a clear shell and with different fonts 😊
They used the harmonies from Here There and Everywhere, Eleanor Rigby, and Because to make the oohs and aahs you heard in the song. They are the voices of Paul, John, and George harmonising there.
I loved your reaction, analysis and strength of feeling for the song , the video and the Beatles themselves . For those of us who were around in the 1960's and grew up to the sounds and personalities of the "Fab Four," it is compelling, heart breaking, but heartwarming as well. I am so glad that someone of your generation can get the same vibes x
Oh my guy god. You are adorable. You made me laugh and smile throughout and you are spot on with your Beatles knowledge and assessments. You did an extremely great and entertaining reaction. Bloody L is funny
Without question, the greatest, most innovative, most influential rock band ever. By a VERY wide margin. If you don’t understand that, it may be because you’ve only heard the Beatles music, 30 years after the fact. You had to experience their music and influence, in real time, to fully understand. The Greatest.
not that it may do any difference, but i wanted to tell you that your comments and details that you identified made me have SO much respect for your. thank you for your insights!
...such a beautiful review, Lolli, it had everything I could wish for... its analytic, personal and emotional; silly, funny, honest, and professional... you just weave it all effortlessly together - wow!! And you also master when and how to come in, without breaking the flow... In that sense you are like them... a Beatle, or 'shoe' (I loved the interview insert!) - this is my first visit of your channel - immediately subscribed... 😎
In a 60 minutes interview from the early 80s, Paul was asked, "How long can you keep this up, making records, and touring?" Paul didn't seem to understand the question, and simply replied, "Forever, what do you mean?" He has done exactly that.
If you get a chance to check out the before and after audio of John’s demo and clean-up it’s pretty incredible what they managed to do (coming from an audio engineer who had some doubts on hearing the former). Would love to hear more of your Abbey Rd experiences! Great vid as always 👍
The quality is down to Sean Lennon providing Peter Jackson with the original cassette that John recorded it on this time which was much higher quality than the multi generational copy that we've heard and the one the remaining Beatles were originally given in the 90's. The MAL software simply isolated the vocal, initially attempts by Jacksons team, although successfully isolated were deemed poor due to them using bad quality copies that were thin sounding, but once they got their hands on the original cassette John's voice was of much greater quality. Peter Jackson talked about the process on the "Things We Said Today" podcast which is worth a listen.
Paul has made it clear that this is the last song ever for the Beatles. What you are seeing is the the last hurrah of a phenomenon that will never be equaled.
7:13 I also wonder how many more demos John made...however, they would NEVER become a new Beatles song because George wouldn't be on those demos. They would have to use AI to recreate George...and THAT would not make it a Beatles song. The fact that Paul and Ringo still had some of George's guitar parts that he had recorded in 1995, makes this a true-all-four-member Beatles song. :)
Those "oooooooohhhh's" and "ahhhhhhhh's" are from three other Beatles songs! "Here, There & Everywhere", "Elenor Rigby" & "Because"... They dubbed them in perfectly.
I was 13 when lennon was killed. I believe about 1980. Ill never forget crying as i was watching the news. You have an amazing voice and reaction. Brings me joy
The thing that hit me was Ringo. Aside from the clips where he’s singing, it’s really represents what his contribution was. He was the constant. The rest of them are performing, goofing or contemplating…but Ringo is just tapping on…
Great song :) Was so amazing hearing a never before produced/released. On a side note: How amazing is it that Paul McCartney's original 1961 Höfner 500/1 Bass Guitar stolen in 1972 was recently discovered and returned to Paul.
Great honest reaction. I love the song. The Ah (C&E) is sampled from Eleanor Rigby, Ah (D major and D minor) is from Because and the Ohs were from Here, There and Everywhere so that John and George were also present in the backing vocals ❤
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I still get a tear every time I hear this. 70 year old lifetime fan...
As do I. As am I.
You should cry in disappointment.
@@celosemnexo The Beatles NEVER disappoint.
It took 3 days to not cry anymore when hearing the song. The ending with the bowing and fading Beatles still kills me.
The bow is from from the Hard Days Night Move [1964], but they did not fade out in the movie, it was another computerized trick...
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They didn't really know how to disappear?! 🤣
powerful video! ♥
I know right. It still gets me every time. I was born a few years after they broke up but they were my first album, then my music teachers, my trip sitters and my source of inspiration.
Of course I was always going to cry.
It’s still gets me
Took me some days to stop crying over this music. I Started playing the bass 24 years ago because of Paul and The Beatles. Last week Paul did a surprise gig at my city(Brasília) and I was one of the few 300 lucky ones to get a ticket, watched him for 1h40m standing at the front row barrier, less than 2 meters away from him, never expected for something like this to happen to me, still feels like a dream, one of the best days of my life.
What a fabulous experience! So glad you were able to be so close and watch him play!
This song & video gives me such nostalgic vibes. I grew up with the Beatles music as a young girl. This also makes me a little sad since John & George are no longer with us (John was murdered in 1980 & George died of cancer in 2001). But I like the video showing them all together. I am sure Paul & Ringo loved doing this tribute & it must have brought back a lot of fond memories for them. The Beatles had a great sense of humor that is shown by some of the flashbacks & like seeing the costumes from Sgt. Pepper's album.
I'm an 81year old retired musician/singer/songwriter/performer/teacher & madly a Beatles fan almost my entire life. My dearest FGM, I am also one of your biggest fans. I already felt an honest love for you, but after hearing your reaction to this most precious Beatles concoction, I'm sure my love for you is true (C - Cm - G). Thanks for this.
This project and video really gets to me emotionally. The Beatles have touched us so much, that it’s almost like your Nan coming back with a message, long after you thought you’d never hear her voice again. I really hope there are more of these kinda songs 🤞🫶❤️🌈
What a beautiful comment and so true
Is it the best Beatles song ever? no, but the nostalgic factor makes it one of the most memorable ever. Those of us who lived through it can't help but shed a tear, like the closing of a really good book.
Wonderful comments.
If I sing it and hum it and feel it 😮it's the best ever
What a great and fun reaction.
Don’t worry about crying. Many other reactors have cried watching this video, even some who have only gotten familiar with the Beatles songs within the past year or two from their channels.
This song is being considered as the “last Beatles” song because it is the last of 3 demos that Yoko had given Paul back in the 90s when the Beatles were filming the Anthology documentary. Paul, George and Ringo completed the songs Free As A Bird and Real Love. They gave this song a go but weren’t satisfied because of the poor sound quality of John’s voice when they tried to extract it from the tape.
The new technology allowed Paul and Ringo to finally finish it. They also used guitar work from George from the original 90s attempt.
I got the Blue and Red album just days ago and listening to all of it. Enjoying them immensely! "Now and Then" wraps up their careers in a proper way.
Loved, loved, loved your reaction! I've been a Beatles fan nearly all my life (born in 1954), and it's wonderful to find so many much younger people than me who are still moved and inspired by their amazing music. 🎶
As a lifelong musician and also I grew up with the Beatles as part of my childhood music and culture and I was in high school when John Lennon got assassinated, I always enjoy reactions from people that are accomplished or knowledgeable musicians and singers and producers and so forth. It's like we're finally talking the same language. And I know you didn't get super technical, but it was just absolutely enjoyable. You're wit and humour is just icing on the cake.
I cried again listening to this with you, Lolli. The Beatles are such a big part of my life, to have a new song from them is like a precious jewel that's been discovered in an old wardrobe. Bless you for featuring this song!
The combination of the song and the video,is mesmerising.To a true Beatles fan,this was the best way that Paul and Ringo could say goodbye to John and George and to the billions of fans.The combination of the song and film broke my heart in such a wonderful way.Gentlemen i loved your music then and i still love it now.Its been an honor and a pleasure to have your music as a massive part of my life.THANK YOU.
the song never fail to make me cry , i also loved how they include the sessions they made with george when they try to do it during real love and free as a bird sessions. pure love and happiness on this song
It warms my heart to see someone your age so fanatical about the Beatles. They were/are one of a kind.
A beautiful farewell song from the band and a lovely heartfelt reaction. Thank you 🙏
I’m glad to see you as a young person appreciating the greatness
24 years old, grew up listening to The Beatles through my dad. I cried listening to this the first time and every subsequent time I still get teary-eyed. It's weird to be listening to "the final song" by a band I've been listening to since I was probably about 3 or 4 y/o.
I've seen this maybe a dozen times now and I've smiled and cried all the way through it each time. Wonderfully done.
As Liverpool born and bred rhis is so emtional for me I. really like this song. Our boys, genius to the world. Beatles are such a positive force. I love rhem so much xx
Beautiful reaction and review. You have an old soul which is unusual today in one as young as you. I am in my 70’s and love knowing we have people as sensitive as you to continue the legacy and appreciation of The Beatles -unbelievable ! You are beautiful inside and out and snippets of your voice reveal it to be beautiful and no doubt a great voice coach!
As a man in his 70s, who was a teenager when Beatlemania was at its height, it is remarkable to see someone so young being moved by the music they made so many decades ago. Great music is ageless.
That solo guitar, the choirs, the young Beatles John and George, the strings (that orchestra!)!, it all makes the song even more emotional!!
I love all of your videos, but this has to be my favourite. The Beatles were my first favorite when I was young, and for 60 years they have remained so. When they released Free AS a Bird in the mid 90's I was amazed how good it was, mixing John in (George was still with us.) This song hit me straight in the heart when I first heard it. I love that it affects you deeply as well.
I think this beautiful song was a kind of Thank you and farewell to the fans... Especially with the video...
This song has Got to win a Grammy. And I loved your presentation of it. Thanks!
I'm 73 years old and their music still makes my hair stand on end.
Cried 1st few times heard this! They dropped this on my birthday. Best gift ever! ♥
Okay...that was AMAZING! I grew up listening to the Beatles thanks to my Dad. This is a flashback to my childhood, sitting in front of Dad's reel to reel with his headphones on. Thank you for picking this song to share. Love it
I was born in the USSR, 1979 and was 7 y.o. girl when I heard The Beatles for the first time and it had me hooked forever.
Thank you for this wonderful reaction. I was 14 when Introducing the Beatles was released in 1964 so I grew up listening to them. They are the greatest band of all time and I am happy/sad to hear their last song. BTW George recorded his guitar parts in 1995 before he passed in 2001 so this is all four of the lads from Liverpool. I like listening to reactions and I have subscribed to several dozen youtuber pages. I have to say that your depth of knowledge and great sense of humor makes The Fairy Voice Mother one of my favorites. Peace and Love from this old Hippie.
My favorite of all the reaction video's of this song. Although, the fade out is one of the best and emotional parts...it needed to be there.
and then the lights spelling "Beatles" turning out. No mistaking that message...
You, my dear, are a beautiful soul... and imo the best reactor out there!
I'm happy to hear a new Beatles song, but also sad that John and George are no longer here to enjoy this. I did have a tear in my eye by the end, RIP John and George🙏
I think this is by far the best reaction to "Now and then" I've seen, it keeps together the emotional and the "technical" parts in a very coherent and effective way... 👏
I still can't see it without tearing up. The fade out at the end is perfect, but so sad. If I make it through the video without losing it, I lose it when they fade out. Such a gift for us.
Thank you for sharing your breakdown of this Beatles track. I'm sixty one and The beatles were imprinted in my brain from an early age. I recall sneaking into my eldest brothers room whilst he was out and listening to his Beatles albums. Everything I heard was perfect...the harmonies, lyrics, the tempo for those lyrics. I handles those albums as if they were the holy grail itself.
I want The Day In The Life Of playing at my funeral.
The music of the Beatles will live on forever! I'm sure that there will be other great songs resurrected from the cutting room floor in the years to come. I hope to experience your reactions to those...
Yep... I've worshipped these guys for pretty much the last 38 years! I'm 50 now, and have seen and heard so much of their stuff, but this one hit different.
There was such an anticipation knowing that this was coming out. We were told this woyld be the last new thing we ever hear from them fron Ringo and Paul themselves. You think "Yeah yeah... last thing... now let's hear it! We heard Free As A Bird, and Real Love... and I couldn't wait to get another one of those songs with the other Beatles worked into it. But then, instead of just listening to this new reease, I watched the video to get the whole experience. They sure as heck didn't disappoint!!!
At the beginning, you're curious, and in awe. You want more. You see things you haven't seen before, then you see them playing together! It's alot of heavy stuff in the first minute.
Then something profound happens (at least to me). It happens right around the part where the strings cut in (where 1967 Paul mimics playing a violin).
You realize this is it. Even though they ceased to exist as a band over half a century ago, you begin to realize "this is it"! You soon start to see the clock going back to black and white. Tge music speeds up, like it does when you're getting close to the end of a rare visit from an old friend. That feeling that you don't want to say goodbye, but you have to. You try to hold onto time, but it now seems like it's slipping away faster and faster.
Then, as fast as it started... it's over, and you're faced with that heartbreaking feeling of having to say goodbye to that old friend... forever.
After the screen fades to black, your left staring at the screen, thinking about this last list, and now you have to say goodbye to this old friend...... forever.
the beatles forever
I'm a teenager, and have been BEGGING other vocal coaches/reactors, to react to The Beatles, and other great bands like The Doors, The Beach Boys, etc. So I just wanted to say thanks! :)
This is my favourite song and video of the year. It is so well done with thoughtful nods to their relationship and the vocals! Blown away by them. This and Hurt are my two faves of all time. They both hold so much emotion and lives packed with experience, love and heartbreak. Cheers!
Good review And if you watch the video.
The Beatles - Now And Then - The Last Beatles Song (Short Film).
They will briefly explain how this video was made and how the music was created
Great reaction Lolli! Love the song and the reaction. I'm really impressed by the technologies used to produce this.
My favourite Beatles tune now 😎
The "Ahhs" and "Oohs" immediately took me back to the Abbey Road medley.
Ah's from Because, Ooh's from Here There And Everywhere.
I’m 71 years old and bought “I Want To Hold Your Hand” in January of 1964. I wept the first time I watched this…The more I see this, the more I become connected to it. Paul came up with the Idea of putting Strings on it and got Giles Martin. Peter Jackson did the green screens and video Production as well as separate John’s Voice from the Piano on the cassette. John was a Prolific Songwriter and had his own Sound. Paul is a Maestro, Peter Jackson is a Maestro, Giles Martin is a Maestro, and Ringo is a Maestro Beatle Drummer! This is why this Video is freaking GREAT!!! The 4 Beatles Harmonies have been there from the very beginning. They certainly were there in the End here!
I enjoyed watching the wonder on your face while reviewing this. Simply Wonderful! ❤
Imagine sharing close to the same life span hear on the Earth with them. They have been a part of my life since I was a young teenager when they first came to the U.S.
Check out the short 12 minute film about the making of the song, They isolate Johns voice and it's hauntingly beautiful. x
Love this reaction! A dull fact from a middle aged person- the cassette shown is from circa 1990, perhaps a copy! A TDK cassette from around 1978 would not have been a clear shell and with different fonts 😊
Hard not to cry through that one, and laugh at the same time.
They used the harmonies from Here There and Everywhere, Eleanor Rigby, and Because to make the oohs and aahs you heard in the song. They are the voices of Paul, John, and George harmonising there.
I loved your reaction, analysis and strength of feeling for the song , the video and the Beatles themselves . For those of us who were around in the 1960's and grew up to the sounds and personalities of the "Fab Four," it is compelling, heart breaking, but heartwarming as well. I am so glad that someone of your generation can get the same vibes x
In that "ohhs, and ah part its where their song "Because" is being used to emnhance it.
I really enjoyed your reaction to and analysis of "Now And Then."
I've seen a lot of these reaction videos for "Now And Then"... but I want to let you know that yours was really nice. Well done.
This was an awesome reaction. You know your Beatles and your voice is beautiful.
Oh my guy god. You are adorable. You made me laugh and smile throughout and you are spot on with your Beatles knowledge and assessments. You did an extremely great and entertaining reaction. Bloody L is funny
i love that you put so much of yourself into your reviews...you continue to be amazing...and we love you...
Without question, the greatest, most innovative, most influential rock band ever. By a VERY wide margin. If you don’t understand that, it may be because you’ve only heard the Beatles music, 30 years after the fact. You had to experience their music and influence, in real time, to fully understand. The Greatest.
Was in shock 1st time... now am emotional to realise how much time flew by.. remember this comment.. it certainly does ..respect.
There is no fan in the world who has not shed tears with the back in time and good bye section of the video....😢
Song of the year. Period!
not that it may do any difference, but i wanted to tell you that your comments and details that you identified made me have SO much respect for your. thank you for your insights!
Paul took a sad song and made it better !
Connecting the dots of the past can be a very profound and awakening experience. Thank you, Fairy Voice. 🙏💚🧚♀💚
Endless quest for change and evolution from their classic rock roots onward, that of the Beatles! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm not crying. We're both crying.
Your analyse is very good. Simplicity and magic!
The Beatles had such a massive impact on the world, it's hard not to get emotional.
...such a beautiful review, Lolli, it had everything I could wish for... its analytic, personal and emotional; silly, funny, honest, and professional... you just weave it all effortlessly together - wow!! And you also master when and how to come in, without breaking the flow... In that sense you are like them... a Beatle, or 'shoe' (I loved the interview insert!) - this is my first visit of your channel - immediately subscribed... 😎
In a 60 minutes interview from the early 80s, Paul was asked, "How long can you keep this up, making records, and touring?" Paul didn't seem to understand the question, and simply replied, "Forever, what do you mean?" He has done exactly that.
Loved your reaction. Bless you
If you get a chance to check out the before and after audio of John’s demo and clean-up it’s pretty incredible what they managed to do (coming from an audio engineer who had some doubts on hearing the former). Would love to hear more of your Abbey Rd experiences! Great vid as always 👍
The quality is down to Sean Lennon providing Peter Jackson with the original cassette that John recorded it on this time which was much higher quality than the multi generational copy that we've heard and the one the remaining Beatles were originally given in the 90's. The MAL software simply isolated the vocal, initially attempts by Jacksons team, although successfully isolated were deemed poor due to them using bad quality copies that were thin sounding, but once they got their hands on the original cassette John's voice was of much greater quality. Peter Jackson talked about the process on the "Things We Said Today" podcast which is worth a listen.
Paul has made it clear that this is the last song ever for the Beatles. What you are seeing is the the last hurrah of a phenomenon that will never be equaled.
a beatles masterpiece love your reaction
Wonderful, enlightening reaction! Respect
7:13 I also wonder how many more demos John made...however, they would NEVER become a new Beatles song because George wouldn't be on those demos. They would have to use AI to recreate George...and THAT would not make it a Beatles song. The fact that Paul and Ringo still had some of George's guitar parts that he had recorded in 1995, makes this a true-all-four-member Beatles song. :)
Very emotional, Gorgeous Fairy
I've watched something like 100 reaction videos to Now and Then. Yours is the only one that explains oohs and ahs.
Those "oooooooohhhh's" and "ahhhhhhhh's" are from three other Beatles songs! "Here, There & Everywhere", "Elenor Rigby" & "Because"...
They dubbed them in perfectly.
I was 13 when lennon was killed. I believe about 1980. Ill never forget crying as i was watching the news. You have an amazing voice and reaction. Brings me joy
Big Hugs...your review and analysis, and of course your version of British Wit ALWAYS makes me smile... Thank You..
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Loved your insights.
They are the greatest, daylight second.
ringo looks so good because he lives on broccoli and blueberries, and says 'love and peace' to everyone he meets
Love it so so MUCH!
The thing that hit me was Ringo. Aside from the clips where he’s singing, it’s really represents what his contribution was. He was the constant. The rest of them are performing, goofing or contemplating…but Ringo is just tapping on…
Loved your comments and interjections!
Great song :) Was so amazing hearing a never before produced/released.
On a side note: How amazing is it that Paul McCartney's original 1961 Höfner 500/1 Bass Guitar stolen in 1972 was recently discovered and returned to Paul.
Memories has left the chat with tears.
Great honest reaction. I love the song. The Ah (C&E) is sampled from Eleanor Rigby, Ah (D major and D minor) is from Because and the Ohs were from Here, There and Everywhere so that John and George were also present in the backing vocals ❤
It was written on the demo cassette for Paul Yoko gave the demo to them 🥰
I heard the same.
I really like this song. Is sentimental and the video is amazing! The Beatles forever!❤❤
Absolutely beyond sublime and always will be ❤️🔥
Love your reactions. You really care. Well done
Amazing!
Thank you.
DARLING ,THE FOUR OF THEM ....HAD...TO BE IN THE VIDEO 💖💖🏴🏴👍
Personally, I love it when you cry - it's very sweet.
Love you, Lolli. Wonderful reaction and analysis. You always bring a light to the music and show us things we didn't see before. Thank you so much.