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.
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.
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.
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
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.
this song is a collaboration beautifully compiled. a work of art that in the same ilk of Mozart will be considered, judged and revered, simply - forever
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!
Hey everybody! I was greatly influenced by the Beatles. They inspired me to create my own music. One day I was laying around and a random beatles song started playing in my head so I searched up the song, “Tell Me Why” and I began to learn the guitar. It’s quite a weird story.
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
Easily the greatest song of all time. With context it makes it even better. Even bands today haven’t gone past it in terms of being a head of there time. Also did you ask them before doing the video? Maybe that’s why it gets blocked?
I saw George Martin's interview about "Day in the Life" and this is actually better. And, may I add, I was one of millions of high schoolers stood in line until mid night to be among the first to buy this unbelievable album.
Fun fact: The final chord of A Day In The Life was the inspiration for the THX signature sample sound in movies. Also, nice Penny Lane reference in your song!
anyone who thinks ringo is a bad drummer is just showing their ignorance to everyone. its as you said, Ringo was a genius and knew exactly what their songs needed. The songs would not have been better if he was doing wild syncopation and fills every bar. They'd of been much much worse. He understood his role in the band like a master, and did everything to support the song, and didn't let his ego take control. Some music does work with crazy syncopation and fills every bar, but the Beatles were not one of those. So there's all that, and also the fact that Ringo could hold time like nobodies business.
I love the Day in Life song it was a work of genius and thankyou for praising Ringo and those words you say about him is the absolute truth a very much underated drummer. The guitar chords are simple whereas everything else on it is complicated and works of genius. I used to play and sing that on guitar when I could do it.
WOW! I listened to your wonderful song… then I went out to the kitchen and mixed sweet bread-butter pickles with pork and beans. Ate it all down. (Tasty!) Great job!!
Hello HollyHobs! Cannonball Express is a great little tune, and draws you in with the word imagery. I can hear The Beatles influence all over it, but it could also be a nice ELO tune. However, the group of which it really reminds me, is Klaatu. They loved word imagery. You should probably one day do an episode about Klaatu. If you've never heard them, you need to do yourself a favor and check out their music. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. And the backstory that was given them by a DJ. Great videos. I absolutely enjoy them! Thank you!
You know this video is just like all of your video's . JUST FANTASTIC !!!!!! WOW . And I do think that Ringo is a phenomenal drummer !!!!! . O wow your album clap clap !!!!! :). I am so happy for you on this Long and Winding Road …. lol :) just had to say it . Thanks for the video !!!!! Take care !!!!
Are there any bass players out there who is familiar w/ the bass parts on their music? A day in the life is one of the most fun to play on bass wouldn't u agree?
I went to the same school, the Liverpool Institute High School for Boys as Paul and George a few years later than them but that middle bit of Paul's always stuck with me & the crazy thing loads of us smoked when we were early teens back then, everyone smoked in Liverpool & you had to go upstairs on the bus, no smoking downstairs.
1.) I was 13 when I first heard this song in 1971. I was wowed by the music, then the somber nature of the lyrics. At no point did I think of drugs. 2.) If you want an in-depth account of the realization of "A Day in the Life", read recording engineer Geoff Emerick's book "Here, There & Everywhere"; he describes the session where John sat on a stool with a guitar and played it for the first time for everyone there, how when he finished everybody's jaw was on the ground. 3.) I love your song! It's an homage for sure, but you put your own stamp on it vocally, as you have a real gift there. It is nice to hear good-natured, un-cynical music these days; you might meet a John Lennon-type to balance that out, who knows. Certainly not Tomorrow.
Dude I'm listening you're album it's amazing very Beatles sounding there should be more people like you who are brave enough to make this kind of music during this peroid when everybody can be a rapper.
It is coming around full circle! The Beatles, towards the end of their time together were influenced by Indian traditional music, as exemplified by Norwegian Wood with the use of the Sitar. Now, you are in turn influenced by the Beatles. This is absolutely brilliant! Great song!
i've always wondered if your intros with the drawn picture of you zooming into an onion is a reference to the song "Glass Onion" and the line "Lookin' through a glass onion"
i just got the hollyhobs and i’m listening to it now i think the cannonball express is a good song and you have an exceptional vocal range very good vocals i could tell you were influenced by the Beatles cool stuff
Vanakkam, brother! 🙏 I'm have been (immensely) enjoying your videos and original creations, too. Beatles fans have a special connection. Their music has definitely influenced me in my life and picked me up when I was down. Thank you for all of your efforts. Congrats on your album, bhai. 😎👍 👌🎊🎉🎈🎉🎊
Thanks for sharing. It takes a lot to put yourself out there to be judged of the world. Keep going. That was good but I sense you have much more coming.
John Lennon's sarcasm on this song, that of "laughing at others misfortune, over the death of a man who made the grade..." irony turned against himself He fought the INS for years to get US residence!!! And when it was granted to him, moved to NYC, he had made the grade!! and celebrated his victory...when a David Chapman came to ask for an autograph, then this chap's mind changed, but Lennon "did not notice that the lights had changed"!!! Chapman shot him on the spot. Poor John, he couldn't laugh that time
UMG Article 11 @ 13 is making it much harder for us who make videos. They have blocked 10 of my videos and removed 5 more. So I have to do test runs prior to spending hours making a video Would be different if I was being monitezed which I am not on purpose. I need more time to download the videos which I don't have now. Best of luck. Great video Back then, the squares didn't get it. Many songs were considered as drug songs when they weren't.
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 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
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.
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.
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.
Ban! Censor! Demonetize! How ironic that the very people who grew up listening to "A Day in the Life" are now running TH-cam.
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 TH-cam videos definitely didn't grow up with the Beatles
I'd say the fathers and mothers of those who run TH-cam.
@@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 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.
I still remember the first time I heard this song. The composition gave me such wonderful mental images that I still remember.
the song a day in the life is the greatest song ever written it a masterpiece then @ now @ fore ever
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
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.
All is quiet in the night in the woods and Mr Mortimer are the best tracks. Well done.
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.
I’m so glad it still plays to this day
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
Dude!! Your original song is FANTASTIC!! Serious goosebumps here! ✌🏻❤️😎
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.
this song is a collaboration beautifully compiled. a work of art that in the same ilk of Mozart will be considered, judged and revered, simply - forever
Your song was phenomenal! Great video!
Your song must have come from an entire plane of creativity I have never visited :)
Thank you for your insights into the magic of the Beatles. By the way, great song you wrote. Your courage has blossomed!
its ironic that this specific video, that talked about how small details may become reasons to censor art, was deleted for a short clip
Great video. Bad though you haven't mentioned the amazing bass line Paul came up with. Pure magic.
Best Beatles song
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!
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!
Great video! Ringo is the reason I became a musician. Your song at the end is wonderful!
Hey everybody! I was greatly influenced by the Beatles. They inspired me to create my own music. One day I was laying around and a random beatles song started playing in my head so I searched up the song, “Tell Me Why” and I began to learn the guitar. It’s quite a weird story.
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
Easily the greatest song of all time. With context it makes it even better. Even bands today haven’t gone past it in terms of being a head of there time.
Also did you ask them before doing the video? Maybe that’s why it gets blocked?
I saw George Martin's interview about "Day in the Life" and this is actually better. And, may I add, I was one of millions of high schoolers stood in line until mid night to be among the first to buy this unbelievable album.
Thanks for making this album I love your 💓 style
Cannonball express at the end was absolutely awesome! You perfectly captured the vibe of the Beatles while making it your own. Great job!
You really seem like a genuinely nice person. I enjoy your channel very much, including your original music. Keep up the great work!
Is no one gonna talk about how bloody amazing that song was!
Fun fact: The final chord of A Day In The Life was the inspiration for the THX signature sample sound in movies.
Also, nice Penny Lane reference in your song!
Art has always been on the upfront of controversy and people that want to stop freedom of expression.
anyone who thinks ringo is a bad drummer is just showing their ignorance to everyone. its as you said, Ringo was a genius and knew exactly what their songs needed. The songs would not have been better if he was doing wild syncopation and fills every bar. They'd of been much much worse. He understood his role in the band like a master, and did everything to support the song, and didn't let his ego take control. Some music does work with crazy syncopation and fills every bar, but the Beatles were not one of those. So there's all that, and also the fact that Ringo could hold time like nobodies business.
Great job on your tune, the layers are incredible.
I love the Day in Life song it was a work of genius and thankyou for praising Ringo and those words you say about him is the absolute truth a very much underated drummer. The guitar chords are simple whereas everything else on it is complicated and works of genius. I used to play and sing that on guitar when I could do it.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts man. You have expressed everything I feel about the song so well.
Watch Ringo on any concert video of the Beatles performing Long Tall Sally. He knows how to play with his instrument.
Graet job! Very nice tune... Congratulation from Buenos Aires!
WOW! I listened to your wonderful song… then I went out to the kitchen and mixed sweet bread-butter pickles with pork and beans. Ate it all down. (Tasty!) Great job!!
I'm lovin your song, It's insane!!!
Totally 😎 Video. Thank You. God Bless.
Hello HollyHobs!
Cannonball Express is a great little tune, and draws you in with the word imagery. I can hear The Beatles influence all over it, but it could also be a nice ELO tune.
However, the group of which it really reminds me, is Klaatu. They loved word imagery. You should probably one day do an episode about Klaatu. If you've never heard them, you need to do yourself a favor and check out their music. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. And the backstory that was given them by a DJ.
Great videos. I absolutely enjoy them! Thank you!
You know this video is just like all of your video's . JUST FANTASTIC !!!!!! WOW . And I do think that Ringo is a phenomenal drummer !!!!! . O wow your album clap clap !!!!! :). I am so happy for you on this Long and Winding Road …. lol :) just had to say it . Thanks for the video !!!!! Take care !!!!
Are there any bass players out there who is familiar w/ the bass parts on their music? A day in the life is one of the most fun to play on bass wouldn't u agree?
delightful song at the end....funny i had no idea that you made music up until now!
Great analogy!
I went to the same school, the Liverpool Institute High School for Boys as Paul and George a few years later than them but that middle bit of Paul's always stuck with me & the crazy thing loads of us smoked when we were early teens back then, everyone smoked in Liverpool & you had to go upstairs on the bus, no smoking downstairs.
Congrats on your album release, enjoyed your song at the end!
My dad gave me a Beatles education too xoxo
Excellent analysis and presentation my man! I can tell your heart is into it😉
“The” Masterpiece.
1.) I was 13 when I first heard this song in 1971. I was wowed by the music, then the somber nature of the lyrics. At no point did I think of drugs.
2.) If you want an in-depth account of the realization of "A Day in the Life", read recording engineer Geoff Emerick's book "Here, There & Everywhere"; he describes the session where John sat on a stool with a guitar and played it for the first time for everyone there, how when he finished everybody's jaw was on the ground.
3.) I love your song! It's an homage for sure, but you put your own stamp on it vocally, as you have a real gift there. It is nice to hear good-natured, un-cynical music these days; you might meet a John Lennon-type to balance that out, who knows. Certainly not Tomorrow.
Dude I'm listening you're album it's amazing very Beatles sounding there should be more people like you who are brave enough to make this kind of music during this peroid when everybody can be a rapper.
It is coming around full circle! The Beatles, towards the end of their time together were influenced by Indian traditional music, as exemplified by Norwegian Wood with the use of the Sitar. Now, you are in turn influenced by the Beatles. This is absolutely brilliant! Great song!
Cool Track I can really see the influence
MUCH LOVE!!!!
“The coal smoke will blow back, it’s the only thing that leaves this track”.
Wonderful line!
a day in the life is a piece of my life
Thank God for Pirate radio in UK,during the 60`s
a day in the life is a masterpiece also, I like the cannon ball express song!
recorded on 4 tracks...incredible
Apple Macbook's opening audio is taken from the ending part.
Nice song man! Awesome. How did you record, logic pro x? and did you play the instruments
i've always wondered if your intros with the drawn picture of you zooming into an onion is a reference to the song "Glass Onion" and the line "Lookin' through a glass onion"
i just got the hollyhobs and i’m listening to it now i think the cannonball express is a good song and you have an exceptional vocal range very good vocals i could tell you were influenced by the Beatles cool stuff
Vanakkam, brother! 🙏 I'm have been (immensely) enjoying your videos and original creations, too. Beatles fans have a special connection. Their music has definitely influenced me in my life and picked me up when I was down. Thank you for all of your efforts. Congrats on your album, bhai.
😎👍 👌🎊🎉🎈🎉🎊
4/2020 - like your song!
Great tune! Congratulations! I can almost imagine (no pun intended) Cannonball Express on one of their albums.
Amazing editorial and song
Your song sounds so much like a Beatles ❤️
Your music is so amazing also
It's insane this album was recorded on 4 track...
Ok.. gosh... im gonna subscribe already!!
Your song sounds great! Reminds me a little of Beatles sound alike group Klattu!
Mind you, banning songs usually just makes them more popular- look at Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
Or God save the queen by the Sex Pistols back in 1977
Nige GSX14 Yes, absolutely. Mind you it didn’t do any favours for Cliff Richard
Listen to Piper at the gates of Dawn.....then Day in the Life. MMMMMmmmmm.
Cannonball Express Great song!
Cool song, congrats
Nice song!
Thanks for sharing. It takes a lot to put yourself out there to be judged of the world. Keep going. That was good but I sense you have much more coming.
Brilliant man
11:07 Oof...I hear you man. I do.
I also had copyright issues like this when I tried to make a short film about this song
Thanks......
John Lennon's sarcasm on this song, that of "laughing at others misfortune, over the death of a man who made the grade..." irony turned against himself
He fought the INS for years to get US residence!!! And when it was granted to him, moved to NYC, he had made the grade!! and celebrated his victory...when a David Chapman came to ask for an autograph, then this chap's mind changed, but Lennon "did not notice that the lights had changed"!!!
Chapman shot him on the spot. Poor John, he couldn't laugh that time
Not aware that Lennon was laughing about anything but sure, make it fit your moronic narrative. Imbecile.
What's the version of a day in the life in the background?????
How the Doors made 'the end' would be great.
Paul is the by far the best Beatle change my mind
They’re all the best but Paul is my favorite 😘
UMG Article 11 @ 13 is making it much harder for us who make videos. They have blocked 10 of my videos and removed 5 more. So I have to do test runs prior to spending hours making a video Would be different if I was being monitezed which I am not on purpose. I need more time to download the videos which I don't have now. Best of luck. Great video
Back then, the squares didn't get it. Many songs were considered as drug songs when they weren't.
Who's playing the intro version of A Day In The Life, please? Thank you
George has the best part on this song lol
Nice Song :)
When you think that you're already know everything but when you realize you're still learning
DO HAPPYNESS IS A WARM GUN!!!
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
Interesting that A Day In The Life was banned, and so was your video about it. Censorship lives on.
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...
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.
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
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.