Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band vinyl review | Vinyl Rewind
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- This week the Vinyl Geek reviews the Beatles' 1967 classic album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on Capitol/ Parlophone Records. Is this the greatest album of all time? Watch and find out!
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Jimi Hendrix liked Sgt Pepper so much that he did a cover of the title track when the Beatles went to one of his shows.
3 days after the album came out!
@@chrislopez6832 no it was 1 day cause he practised it JUST before the concert started
Yeah, they only listened to it twice and NAILED IT.
My grandfather gave this album to me on my 18th birthday in 2010, but i wasn't as in to beatles at that time as i am now. But what i found out later is that, the album he gave me is an original 1967 issue with the yellow parlophone label on the vinyl.
Bought in Greenland by the way so it has that looping gibberish in the end..
+ihateclaymores larsen that's awesome, hang onto it
That is actually amazing
@@nikoplaysguitar852 Hold on to it young man!!
@Nikolai Pawn Stars wants to know your location.
She’s Leaving Home is one of the greatest Beatle songs
This album could just only be Lucy in the sky with diamonds and a day in the life and it would still be the greatest album of all time
It could just be the same album, but without the song "Within And Without You" and it will still be the greatest album of all time.
Alix McCann if it had penny lane, strawberry fields forever and all you need is love (from magical mystery tour) it would be undisputedly the best ever
Whaaaat Within you without you is fantastic! It's such a complex song and those drums. Oh god those drums just get me. This album is perfect the way it is, absolutely perfect. But if they really do re-release Sgt. Pepper's with Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane it'd be neat to see what Paul wanted the album to be.
Jamie Hartley I agree, sucks that Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane weren't included. Doesn't even matter where you put them on the album, would have made it easily #1.
Let's not exaggerate. Lucy is pretty mediocre
Can you imagine if George Martin had convinced EMI to let them put Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever on the album? Jeez. I would take replace Getting Better with PL and When I’m Sixty-Four with SFF to make space for those two jewels.
yup, I dream about that
Kunga Sagar I would take fixing a hole and good morning, good morning and yeah, that would make it even better...
YES
Also "all you need is love"
***** Makes sense, now that I think of it Getting Better and When I'm Sixty-Four should probably stay because they fit into the album well. Although Penny Lane comes after Lucy in the Sky pretty nicely.
Without Rubber Soul, Pet Sounds would not have happened.
And without Elvis no Beatles
Without Bob Dylan and marijuana Rubber Soul wouldn't have happened
@@julianisplayinmusic1365 elvis cant even write his own songs
Johnny Moondogs true but as a performer
With out germany the world as we know it would not have happened
Sinatra's "Songs for Young Lovers" was a concept album that predated "Pet Sounds" & "Sgt. Pepper." It was released in 1954. All the songs on this LP focused on a particular aspect of love.
It's a good point, but the first Concept Album was Woody Guthrie's Dust Bowl Ballads (1940). Still the point being that Sgt. Pepper mark's the shift from when that was a novelty to when it became the norm.
Vincent Harris Sinatra did another concept album later on called “Watertown” which is terrific
Is that really a concept album though? I mean 90% of pop songs are above love and relationships anyway, even more so in the 50's. In the Wee Small Hours probably has a better claim to being Sinatra's first concept album. Either way I wouldn't actually consider Pet Sounds or Sgt. Pepper as concept albums, but rather albums that established a new approach to making albums that kicked off the modern album era.
I'd pick Sinatra's "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning"
Ha! Playboi Carti invented music. Take that!
In a box of records I picked up at an estate sale for $10 I found an album with a white cover. I pulled it out and it had a Mobile Fidelity Labs "test disc" label, and grooves on only one side. It looked like it had never been touched by a needle. I played it. It was side one of Sgt. Pepper.
This explains why someone had hand written, on the corner of the cover, "Pepper" in cursive.
Sounds really good.
+Robs OnBass wow, that's really amazing. I can't imagine there are a lot of those floating around. Add it to Discogs if you get the chance
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once i got my history teacher to play this entire album in class, while we're working.
My teacher only plays violin covers of pop songs.. smh
@@drillbit8280 omg i hate those so much dont get me started
This has been deemed the greatest album ever made, not so much for the music on it, but the way the music was made! Martin and the Beatles pretty much invented techniques used to record these tracks. They would vary recording speeds to obtain a specific sound, layer the recordings, obtain exotic instruments, again to obtain a specific sound. The final chord in "A Day In The Life" was obtained by using 5 pianos, an organ, all struck simultaneously with a sound engineer at the volume controls to get that chord to drag out almost twice as long as a regular piano would. What we hear is a sustained chord from a piano, but we don't appreciate that what that piano is doing is impossible for a single piano to do! "Mr. Kite" is, in itself a phenomenon. The album changed the way producers and bands made albums. Brian Wilson (Beach Boys) said this as well as many others.
What I love about people's opinions regarding The Beatles and their best album, is that it's always diverse. No one will agree because the made so many amazing albums, and everyone's opinion has merit. My opinion always changes, but predominantly id go with Sgt Peppers
That's true that Pet Sounds influenced Sgt. Pepper, but you know what influenced Pet Sounds? Revolver...
Cole's Corner actually rubber soul influenced pet sounds
You're right, my bad
It was actually rubber soul
Yah and revolver came out after pet sounds I believe in August I think
the beatles are the biggest inspiration still to this day. anyone who denies that is a lunatic
You can TOTALLY love the Beatles and the Rolling Stones at the same time.
I bought this on vinyl yesterday...
I don't even own a turntable lmao
I first bought it on vinyl in 1967. And a few more times through the years. One is a gold colored record..(yellow really)...Still have the original 1967 purchase.
Start your record collection before you buy a turntable. It's what I did for more than a year, i had about 35 lp's. The first day after setting it up was a great day!
@@russyJ20
I ended up doing that! I amassed about 5 or so records until one day my father suprised me with a turntable and 10+ classic rock/metal records. It's a shabby suitcase style turntable but it's the thought that counts 😎
Hey man! I watched all of your vids when they first came out and now I rewatching, they were a big part of my teenage years!
Awesome review. Thank you ever so much!
I have a mono Sgt Pepper. It was a Christmas present in 1967. Still have the original insert and inner sleeve. I see it as a ground breaking album but not the Beatles' best.
I’m a wholehearted fan of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. I couldn’t decide that one band is better than the other.
Your videos are fantastic man. Keep up the great work!!
*Great presenter and solid script! Thanks, Bangkok-Johnny, again*
Rubber Soul will always be my favourite album, with revolver as second, then segent pepper at third
Yoo me too
I enjoy your enthusiasm for the music which enraptures you (and me). Your format is cool, with the stereo near you in such an elegant room. I'd love to hang out with you and talk shop. A belated Happy New Year to you.
This album changed music forever
I really like your reviews! Well done!
I love both the stereo and mono mix as a sergeant pepper I’ll especially love the different mixes having different speeds on she’s leaving home and hearing the different versions of this in the sky with diamonds it is fantastic.
I like what you do, I wish I had a room like yours...retro style.
My grandpa had an old reel to reel version of Sgt. Pepper’s and I was so excited to play it until I opened the case and saw it wasn’t in there. I’m still looking for it to this day.
My favorite Beatles album, just fascinating!
Well done review, as always. I've always thought of the Sgt Pepper album as the Beatles blowing the cover off their collective genius and just....absolutely....showing off. "OK, kiddies, get ready for this one!" Even the bright colorful outfits are the perfect outfits for showing off. "We hope you will enjoy the show!" And what a show it was...and still is. And always will be.
That makes total sense. It was almost as if they went, "What can we get away with"
Great review..!!
There was this rumor floating around in the late 60s that Paul McCartney was dead and if you opened the Sargent Pepper's album to the lyric section inside, you would see a photo of the Fab Four, but Paul was standing with his back towards the camera. If you look to Paul's left, George Harrison's has his finger pointing towards the lyric line "Wednesday morning at five O'clock..." The story was that somewhere embedded in the album there was a secret phone number. If you found it, you were to call on Wednesday morning at Five O'clock and someone would tell you the time and place of Paul's funeral... Genius marketing in my book!
About radio air play.
It was not played as much when it came out except on the first few and far between FM underground stations. Top 40 radio still ruled and The Monkees were getting the air. This was an ALBUM phenomenon. Parties were thrown to listen to it. Eventually within a year or two radio began catching up. It's important to remember back then radio was always behind the times(except aforementioned FM stations) The coolest stuff got listened to by albums.
We love u, VG!!!!!
Good stuff, thanks.
What a fucking amazing channel - so glad I stumbled across this
Why is there no track run-down on this review??!
old review, the channel has evolved over the years
Sgt peppers is my all time favorite Beatles album.it” s will stand test of time.
Revolver is their masterpiece
+GabeN Along with every album they released from 1965-1970
Leon Trotsky nope
For me it's Abbey Road. They rededicated their efforts to make a great final album. They went out on top.
Are you back in the ussr?
For me, White Album is their best ones
GREAT review
Hey thank you
my favroite album of all time
Very cool having Pets Sounds record in the background up top. Can’t do an in depth review or Sgt Peppers without mentioning Pet Sounds!
The story about your mom's painting is really sweet. I just found your channel while looking for good ,well informed Beatles reviews and i have to say i really like your style. You remind me of a young Dick Cavett. Keep it up.
ah man, thank you, Dick Cavett is a huge inspiration for me
Vinyl Rewind That's great. Dick Cavett is one of my favorite tv talk show hosts. Keep up the good work man.
The "gibberish" track doesn't actually fade. It is supposed to continuously loop as the actual runout groove.
On CD releases they obviously had to put an end to this track somehow and decided to fade it out instead of just *bang* gone.
On later (or non-parlophone) vinyl releases they omitted this track or did the same fading thing as on the cd releases, because the timing to get the run-out groove sounding right was hard and time consuming to get right during production.
I have this on vinyl. And it’s the original pressing. Love it.
On that day in 1967 I was at university in Melbourne Oz and someone put the album on the p.a. in the student union building. By about 11.00am there were over 2000 students sitting in the hall listening to constant replays. By 1.00pm all lectures for the day were cancelled as no one was turning up. Can't ever imagine that happening ever again!
I'm Glad I have the Mono Version original from 1967, and I LOVE it.
A day in the life is my FAVORITE song off the album.
I really think that this is their best album because I really got into this vinyl album in the autumn of 2001 and stayed digesting it throughout the following year especially good morning good morning, she's leaving, a day in the life and the whole entire album for that matter.
Hi
love your channel, i think you totally need to do a review on the new Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band vinyl
A++ work! Your mom sounds pretty cool, too 😎 *SUBSCRIBED*
I agree with Rolling Stone. BEST ALBUM EVER KNOWN TO MAN!!!
Ryan Smith i agree that sgt pepper is their number one but pet sounds over revolver abbey road and dark side of the moon is joke
Sgt pepper
Revolver
Abbey road
Dsotm
White album
Rubber soul
Led Zeppelin 4
Pet sounds
Without Pet Sound's by The Beach Boys, we would not have Sgt Pepper by The Beatles yes. However, without Sgt Pepper, Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys would not have gone insane.
My Urban Exploration They were influenced by avant-garde recording artists like AMM, Karlheinz Stockhausen, John Cage and Morton Subotnick as well as Frank Zappa/The Mothers of Invention "Freak Out", which he would grow to resent 1960s counterculture and their shortcomings ultimately contradicts their sets of morals.
'ultimately contradicting their set of morals' good subject matter to parody though.
Brian became fundamentally depressed after reading lukewarm reviews of Pet Sounds from critics through press notes. He kept a close relationship with the Fab Four during this period, even taking a plane to their studio when they first started recording for Strawberry Fields Forever and Paul, who munched on celery for the benefit of his song Vegetables, showed Brian a demo of She's Leaving Home. He would find anything around the house, using it for an individual sound effect, later overdubs were made when he finally had the chance to approach the mixing desk. Although, he had lost hope in the project and wished to not dwell on it any longer, Capitol demanded a new release. When they finally got their wish, most, if not all traces of the original was absent. Yes, including lyrics and chord structure.
*Evan Miles* Frank was an arrogant wanker. Period. He later admitted that 'Sgt Peppers is actually very good' but he could not say so at the time. Frank used people and then threw them away like trash. I love some of his music but learned to hate the man by the late 70's as his asshole side dominated everything by then. Highly intelligent, brilliant and driven he nevertheless lacked any concern for others and it shows in his music. He could NEVER really judge his own music and put out more complicated music crap than any in history- Only the Grateful Dead have more mediocre material available than Frank but at least they are bootlegs of less than inspired live performances. However there is also more good stuff from them and the Beatles than Frank!
MegaRaven100 I know, he refused to play at Monterey when he was invited because he felt that the rest of the bands taking up the preceding slots "were inferior to him", he would sabotage his other band members, by significantly altering the former arrangements to his songs, saying "you can't do anything right!", just to throw them away shortly afterward. Question: Why would you hire these people for them to waste their talent, and to get chewed out every day in the studio? Might as well just take up something that fits your own preferable tastes. I saw an interview that was taken around '71, he was asked about "women's lib", calling the whole thing in retrospect, "meaningless", saying it was just a fad. I wouldn't want to be part of his band, since most of his titles were arbitrary in regards to his songwriting, telling others who question him, "I guess you just don't get it." Calling out musicians for being possessed, and the majority of the right wing religious crowd still believes that MK ultra bullshit. Believing in limited government (which I can be okay with, since it's not my problem) but we need guidance, without the things we take for granted, like gov't checks that come in the mail and free health care, which is currently non-existent, WE WOULD BE LOST. I collect CDs and vinyl, but let me just say that I wouldn't be the one, wasting my money, though from a distance it looks like I'm doing this to support the artist, but no, I'm doing it for the advantage of people like corporate Frank, where I'm spending my money, it's only a small percentage of a large chain of greed, either that those who are knee deep in debt are paying their due with my dollars. I can totally understand that his "asshole side of him overshadowed his music," because we had a Democratic president in office, and unlike Frank, he doesn't spend all of his time sitting on his ass giving everyone a mouthful of his biased critique. This was a time of constant change, and compared to the beginning of the decade, the record goes to show that a great amount of progress was undertaken. Paricularly italicizing race relations, nonetheless a slowly developing bond between other countries that took years to come into fruition. Growth and maturity, that is barely present in the man's personality. In stark contrast, consistently more alike of a quantum leap than you will choose to partake in more or less of thirty years. Rather to refuse that what's in front of you isn't true.
No doubt in my mind the stereo version is way better. To me, mono sounds flat, although the sound effects seem more up front. Insane to think about SFF and Penny Lane added to the album, whoa. Even without those two tracks, still feel this is the best pop album of all time.
Me agrada tu canal,..CONGRATULATIONS
Magnificent.
Very interesting ! Thanks for sharing !
With a Little Help From My Friends' working title was Badfinger Boogie which inspired the change in the name from the former Iveys to Badfinger.
This album is amazing but my heart belongs to Magical Mystery Tour
I need to get the mono LP. I found a stereo LP while thrifting--still an excellent find as it's tricky to find any classic rock releases that haven't already been picked over.
When I was a kid I checked this album out from the local library. Odd that you could do that back in the late 60s
Revolver & Rubber Soul (in that order) were the best,but this one was great because I knew all of the words & could sing along thanks to the lyrics on the back cover,something unheard of back then.
This is a very entertaining channel..
Abbey Road I still listen to several times a week. Occasionally listen to Sgt Pepper, but not as much as Revolver or Rubber Soul. So I guess Sgt. Pepper is my 4th favorite Beatles album. Which I guess makes it the 4th greatest album of all time
Not so much.
There is nothing new in this "review", but it's still a really good watch. Top bananas to the presenter.
Cool info, good review. I alwys liked thus album, but didn't give a though about mono vs stereo. I'll have to check that out.
I was 17 when it came out and I bought the stereo version and listened to it on ex army headphones wired into my stereo record player....it was amazing....I had heard nothing like it....Good Morning .....the stage coach runs thru from left ear to right......and A Day in the Life is just incredible with headphones. 10 years ago I made my own version as it should have been with Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane on and burnt myself a copy....its much better with the extra 2 tracks on.
My daughter lives about 500 yards away from Penny Lane.and I went to visit Strawberry Fields about 5 years ago which is quite close as is John Lennons old house on Menlove Avenue.
+JOEKIN2011 very cool story. Where did you end up placing those two tracks?
+Vinyl Rewind I would also like to know this
Personally, I think its very easy to like both. Love The Beatles & the Rolling Stones. Both genius bands in their own ways.
I do. They both great bands
+Vinyl Rewind, I'd love it of you ended up doing more Beatles vinyl reviews! Hell, you could talk about CDs... Like the differences between the new US Box Set vs the original Capitol Records Vol. 1 & 2 / Original US LPS vs the UK versions, or something like the differences between the original stereo mixes of Help and Rubber Soul vs the 85 remixes that are now standard... Anything Beatles! haha
Of course! I love the Beatles too and I plan on doing more episodes in the future. I do want to cover other artists as well so I gotta break them up. Thanks for the suggestions
Your mother sounds like a genius! :)
haha, I'll tell her you said that
I own an original first pressing us stereo copy of sargent peppers, the vinyl is in vg + but it’s sadly missing the original cutouts and the original sleeve protector. I found it in a box full of original copies of great albums
Could you please cover all the songs in the album? I would love to travel back in that time. Wouldn't mind the long videos. Thankyou!
I'm patiently waiting for Sgt. Pepper's second album. Someone told me it was by the actual Beatles' but I think Paul was dead, at the time. If it takes 40 yrs. to release, I'll still be waiting.
i was supposed to fly to england on the 50th anniversary of this album and when we woke up i played it and then i was about to play it again and my mom was like what are you doing we have to go were going to freakin england and i was like oh yeah
"if you find a vinyl copy be sure it comes with the cardboard cutout and the paper sleeve"....Good Luck!!! I've never seen it until I watched this video! I've only heard about it!
Trivia, the sweater on the doll say THE WMPS GOOD GUYS WELCOME THE ROLLING STONES. WMPS was a Memphis AM radio station and some girl knitted it to enter a contest to meet the Stones.
I hope you can find out what happened to the painting that your mother made one day, it sounds really nice.
Great review, to a great album,
My fave beatles album is all of them! I can't choose one. :)
TheOompahRoundabout haha, yeah, it's pretty hard to pick a favorite right?
sure is!
How in the wild world is this channel never talked about?! I love collecting and listening to vinyls, and I have been watching all your videos now and I think that they are amazing! But there are a few albums that I would personally LOVE for you to review:
Off The Wall by Michael Jackson
Thriller by Michael Jackson
Bad by Michael Jackson
Abbey Road by the Beatles
What's Going On by Marvin Gaye
If you could review/talk about those albums that would be amazing, anyway keep up the amazing work!
AidanHicks101 Sweet, thank you!!! I will totally add your list to my request list. I plan on doing pretty much all of those albums anyway, so you're in luck!
"The looping thing" should be IN the run-off groove, never 'fading'.
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Do the Magical Mystery tour. Not released as an album in the UK, (until the 70s) but a double EP.
Yeah, i would love to pick up the EP version
That means that The Beatles spent roughly 4.8 hours per day recording Sgt Peppers from 24 November 1966, to 21 April 1967
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Lazy part-timers
I have all original mono copies of The Beatles Please, Please Me through to Sgt Peppers. My Pepper copy has the inner sleeve & cutouts intact. Fab album but Pet Sounds makes me cry, it's that good. So Pepper is No.2 behind Pet Sounds. I prefer the Stereo mix cos i'm used to it. Keep reviewing man, I love the program. Take care: Glenn 😊
+Glenn Springthorpe Nice collection. Thank you very much Glenn
I bought the original '67 album in stereo and had never really noticed the sleeve mentioned in the video. Don't remember ever having the insert. It would be nice to know more about the selection of characters on the front, as well as their placement. One thing I just noticed that struck me as rather odd is the image of Sonny Liston (boxer who fought Cassius Clay-aka Mohamed Ali) instead of Ali. They had visited Ali's training site in Miami when they were first on tour in the US in '64 and had some well known photos taken with him in the gym. Liston was viewed by many as a dim witted brute and Ali especially furthered this notion with his scathing poetic proclamations.
I remember bringing jacket sleeve to bed as seven or eight year old as my bedtime reading.
my fave beatle lps are revolver and a hard day's night UK version. revolver is awesomely trippy and a hard day's night is non stop catchy pop tunes
Cool little nic nacs for the little punks like me in the album . Out lasted your time and music
You need to review We're Only In It For The Money! One of my favorite records.
+Liam Sorrell added to my list
Vinyl Rewind Fantastic! Just listened to it today. Love your channel.
+Liam Sorrell thank you
ZAPPA KRAPPA
@@VinylRewind like Zappa first time I heard him 1968
When i compare the original stereo mix to the remaster
i gotta say that i like the remasted better. Because it has more bass it has more dept and when you listen to it with headphones it even better
I have five copies of this album in MONO, all in conditions from very good plus to mint minus. and, all five copies have both th cardboard cut out sheet and the custom inner sleeve
Lucky
my first exposure to the cover of sgt pepper was this dvd or cd for children in need 2009 where it was a bunch of kids cartoon characters recreating the album cover so i think everyone has this album cover burned into their mind in some form as well as abbey road
This might be my fav..I love rubber soul to let it be a lot..
my aunts who were only 3 or 4 years older then me and they had had this album in 1967 , i just remember it sounding kind of scary but you heard it everywhere - to this day it still brings me back plus the news was saying paul was dead which kind of freaked me out as a 6 year old kid they kept it up on the piano so everyone could see it but they wouldnt play it because they thought it was so special and everybody just stared at it like a religious experience or something and everyone wanted to borrow it , once in awhile though theyd play it and i remember everybody that was there just sat there listening to it like zombies - seems like yesterday
by the way the funny smell that always seemed to be there now makes me think they were all high on pot and that probobly explains why they acted like zombies !!!!
I got a copy of sgt pepper for £10 with everything in it all the cut outs were there and I still have it
For Christmas I got a box set of original American Beatles pressings and it came with the mono mix of Sgt. Peppers, with original sleeve, Its in gorgeous condition a long with the other records that it came with, Im interested in listening to them eventually to see what differences there are and maybe Ill find that I like certain versions better
Oh wow, fantastic gift
I found this cassette tape at the valley missions over a year and a half ago for just .25cents
I got the UK version with Parlophone with the rare stickers and cut-outs. I was so happy, it was mono.
It was Christmas, aka today.
+Satan Moose It wasn't cut up or anything, nothing wrong.
Bitches be jealous xD
+Satan Moose I fucking hate that ending thing, scared the shit out of me.
+Satan Moose That's awesome!
I have the Sgt. Pepper insert (badges, mustaches) intact as well as Zappa's parody of it (from We're Only In It For The Money) intact. Both are in frames, adjacent to each other, in my music room.
Ah man, I didn't know Zappa did that, that sounds so cool
Another great video vinyl rewind! :)
Just a suggestion...
Make a review about The Beatles 1966 capital release- yesterday and today
Thanks,
Very entertaining
Ah, the much sought after butcher cover. Lots to talk about there
Vinyl Rewind I have a butcher cover.... but I can't find any good info about my version
Your biggest fan,
Very entertaining
Justin Richardson Nice! I have a paste over version (2nd state). Goldmine has good info on it, you might want to check this site too www.thebutchercover.com/FAQ.html
I've left this comment on another of your videos: In 1955, Frank Sinatra recorded the concept album, In the We Small Hours.
You should review it. It's great.
In about 1970 or so, I was helping somebody paint their apartment and KCBQ was on holding a Beatles vs .Stones contest, playing songs against each other with listeners calling in for the better of the two songs. The Beatles vs. Stones is a classic musical trope. BTW: The correct answer is The Beatles.
Does every Sgt Peppers record come with the thing at 4:13? If so, then I will treasure that forever