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DEEP DISCOG DIVE: The Beatles

Mic The Snare

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Remember when these used to be 5 min long

Let me know your favorite Beatles album/song/related thing in the comments!

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:38 Prologue
03:43 Please Please Me
05:40 With The Beatles
08:07 A Hard Day's Night
11:25 Beatles for Sale
13:17 Help!
16:46 Rubber Soul
19:38 Revolver
24:33 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
30:28 Magical Mystery Tour
34:35 The Beatles (White Album)
41:46 Yellow Submarine
43:26 Abbey Road
47:30 Let It Be
49:42 Solo Careers
54:57 Noteworthy Releases
58:07 Mic rants about the 2009 Beatles stereo mixes
59:31 Conclusion

8-Bit Covers of:
1: The 8-Bit Beatles - 1
Rubber Soul: The 8-Bit Beatles - Rubber Soul
Revolver: The 8-Bit Beatles - Revolver
Abbey Road: The 8-Bit Beatles - Abbey Road
White Album: The 8-Bit Beatles - The Beatles (The White...
Sgt. Pepper: The 8-Bit Beatles - Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely H...

Don't Let Me Down but with flutes: THE BEATLES - DONT LET ME DOWN - SHITTYFLUTED

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20 Comments

@MicTheSnare Creator 4 years ago Pinned

Captions are being worked on, and should be live sometime this weekend. As always, thank you for watching!

@dontdontdontletsstart 1 year ago (edited)

It's still super funny that one of the most important cultural shifts in history was due to a dentist thinking it'd be cool to secretly give his patients ACID.

@MaxEverywhereSystem 1 year ago

"the jfk assassination helped make the beatles popular in the us" feels like the prequel to "my chemical romance was formed because of 9/11"

@The1920sChannel 3 years ago

George's Indian-influenced Beatles songs rarely get enough love. The fact that they're still pretty out-there even today shows how much of an OG he really was.

@thedogfromraditude5449 4 years ago (edited)

We all know that their undisputed masterpiece is the generation-defining song “It’s Okay To Leave Your Dog In A Hot Car.”

@gabe_s_videos 4 years ago

Fun fact: it is physiologically impossible for humans to hear Ringo Starr speak and not immediately image he's narrating Thomas The Tank Engine.

@dylanrowleyprod 3 years ago

25:22 my grandfather was a teen turning to 20s during Beatles mania and he had a mono and stereo pressing for each release. And luckily, he got a butcher cover. When he passed, I inherited all his records, including his research on the butcher cover controversy. Thank god my grandpa was a Beatles lover

@EsotericPikachu 4 years ago

"Producer Phil Spector was brought on, who was known for just killing it when it came to production, just absolutely murdering it."
MIC PLEASE

@913kaixa 4 years ago

Fun fact! The shows at the Budokan in Japan were a big reason as to why they stopped wanting to perform live. The crowd in Japan were much more respectful that most, which led to them being quiet. That led to the boys actually being able to hear themselves, which itself led to them realizing how awfully they were playing. There's even a clip from one of the shows where they play If I Needed Someone, where George gets so mad at how they sound that he sings "If I fuckin' needed someone". (This is my favorite Beatles fact and I'll never ever stop sharing it.)

@PhysalisAngulataNicotina 3 years ago

It's so nice to see you shedding some light on lesser known bands like The Beatles

@kylebowen475 4 years ago

Everyone agrees The White Album has filler. Noone can agree what the filler songs are though.

@Rubberfooted 4 years ago

She’s Leaving Home is the most under-appreciated Beatles track and I will back it till the day I die.

@maldaror7097 3 years ago

Kinda sad to see ,"She's Leaving home", so easily dismissed, but it's just a matter of cultural differences, for us in the UK it was very much a part of the trend towards kitchen sink drama, it was Ken Loach in a song, one of the few songs that has ever made me want to shed a tear.

@calebthedubsfan7397 4 years ago

I loved when the Beattles released "Paperback Writer" and "Rain" in 1996

@kuvaytcev 4 years ago

wtf who's bashing Your Mother Should Know, that song is a fucking masterpiece

@dcastillia 3 years ago

“Don’t Bother Me” was the first George Harrison song released on a Beatles album in 1963, predating his two songs on Help.

@menzies.mp3 4 years ago

Happy to see MicTheSnare shining a light on underground talent!

@samp4184 4 years ago

In Abbey Road's defense, it was made during a time when the main way to listen to music was on vinyl. So when I Want You (She's So Heavy) had that abrupt ending, the band stated that the original intent was for you to be left in silence for a bit, before playing the second side. I honestly think of it as a brief pause between two short albums playing back to back, but that's just me

@otterrific7595 1 year ago

19:34 I just realized on this last rewatch that you show a black and white performance here, then you cut to the revolver transition, and then you cut back to this same performance but in color. Fun detail!

@JKenjiLopezAlt 4 years ago

I love the ending of she’s so heavy and how it transitions into here comes the sun. One of the greatest moments in their catalogue as far as I’m concerned. It’s genius how oppressive the end of side one feels then the literal breath of sunshine side two starts with. It helps when you had it on physics media and needed to manually fill the record or the tape to start side two.