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The Beatles - Shea Stadium 1965 (4K) | FIRST TIME REACTION 🤯 This Was INSANE!

Sky Anderson

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@sully4432-b6w 1 month ago

In the universe of music, the Beatles were the "Big Bang!"

@scottfischer7915 1 month ago

I was a 15-year-old in that crowd. Yes, I saw the Beatles live. No, I didn't hear them live. (Just barely anyway) The girls were screaming their lungs out during the whole show. And I had the more expensive $5.75 ticket! Girls were fainting all over and dozens of medics were caring for them. At least I had the good sense to bring my binoculars saw them close up. Thanks for posting this video.

@melanieramsey537 1 month ago

They changed everything. Untouchable.

@richardhinman3046 1 month ago

John was speaking gibberish to emphasize how the audience probably couldn't hear him.

@michaelt6218 1 month ago (edited)

The FIRST EVER stadium concert by a rock band! The amplifiers and other equipment were so primitive back then, and the crowd was so loud, that the band couldn't even hear themselves playing.

@jaimerodriguez7021 1 month ago

The changed the world when it came to music and influenced evey band after them. Their studio music was an overall game changer

@Phillyfan45 1 month ago

Over 55 thousand showed up for a 30-minute performance

@MoondogJohnny 1 month ago

Your opinion is actually fact: Today's music would be much different if The Beatles never existed.

@Well_hello_there_ 1 month ago

The Beatles toured the U.S. in 64, 65 and 66. This wasn't their only tour here.

@1967PONTIACGTO 1 month ago

the Beatles were an astonishing gift to humanity from the gods

@nembarroka219 1 month ago

This crowd is the biggest I've seen.
Amazing. Really truly.

@guillermofranco3635 1 month ago

Every band who gets inducted into the rock ‘n’ roll, Hall of Fame needs to thank the Beatles for making the whole thing happen. They were major musical and cultural influencers. Love the Beatles forever!❤️💜🩵🌈😄🩷

@debjorgo 1 month ago

This was their first concert at Shea Stadium. They played there again in '66.

@michaeldawe4955 1 month ago

The Beatles are the GOAT'S they did change music forever, I was around at the start and saw them grow. So sad they are not all around today together making great music, what would that sound like ? It's 60 years since Revolver and Abbey Road and we still marvel at the songs and the sounds they produced. Their works will live on forever and more and more will appreciate their music. There will never be another BEATLES...

@Brandi6666 1 month ago

Never again will there be such excitement for a band as this. They changed lives, clothing, music for ever🤘❤️

@mikenaykki3133 1 month ago

The Beatles started the Stadium concerts in 1965 and the rest is history 👍👍🎸🎸🎸🥁❤️😎

@terryyung7688 1 month ago

The beginning of stadium concerts.

@i_can_c_u_2295 2 weeks ago

The Beatles created 13 albums in just 7 years and became the most influential and successful band of all time - in just 7 years.

@josepha5885 1 month ago

In Los Angeles in 1964 a 14 year old Sigourney Weaver attended a Beatles concert. There's a short clip of her with a bunch of girls at the Hollywood Bowl.