This tune is not one of my fave by the group but it nice all 4 contributed. To bad that could not have happened more, maybe less resentment and bitterness would have resulted.
A new publication is being issued which contains literally thousands of YouTube comments. The item is entitled 'You Are A Tube!' compiled by Steven Fried PLC.
@gsboss It is our music today! There are so many talented people out there, but most people only want to listen to things with an upbeat tune and are fairly new. There's tons of good music out there, (I guess I just wasn't specific enough) but most people won't even try to find it. Sure there are many singers today that CAN sing (Lady Gaga, Kesha, etc.) but theres so much more out there that nobody will pay attention too. THATS what bothers me. :P
you're correct, however they wrote most everything together, bouncing ideas off each other and such. I do understand each song has a "primary writer" though. this just happens to be the only one credited to all 4 of them because it doesn't have any words
@AwesomeBuddy12 Well, rarely did ALL of them collaborate on something enough for it to be credited McCartney/Lennon/Harrison/Starr. Oh, and I'm not "boi". I'm a girl. ;P
@AwesomeBuddy12, on the contrary, most of their songwriting were solo efforts by a certain beatle with minimal input by the others. Songs that are really made by Lennon-McCartney together are but few.
@Solon1 Mostly true in later years, however "minimal input" by one could turn a good song into a great one ( Harrison's idea to throw a waltz into "We Can Work It Out, for instance). Or injecting "A Day in the Life" with Macca's little ditty.)
Plus, when they performed the songs together their chemistry added another intangible element...
have to agree with commentor gilestyle.(below).........people just ain't what they used to be.....woodstock 2 proved that..........too much anger & hatred.......the "me" generation........this music came from a different time..............but i keep meeting cool people on youtube so all is not lost my friend
@Nacho66 True, and I believe the mellotron on "Flying" and "Strawberry Fields" was set up for the Beatles by non other than Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues, who famously took the instrument to dazzling heights on the "Core Seven" albums, Mike also played on the Imagine album.
May I recommend the book 'A Pop Revolution, the transatlantic music scene 1965 to 1969' by the invisible man. The author is a big fan of this fine instrumental.
I sometimes read some of the comments when I click on a tune out of morbid curiosity. The same morbid curiosity that makes me stop and watch a full minute of the kardashians when i'm flipping channels. And to think that just days ago a couple of people were telling each other to fuck themselves on THIS tune?!!! I think I wont even bother to read any comment nor make any. This is one stupid fucked up world. thanks for shattering my illusion that true Beatles fans would be any different...Really?!
May I recommend the book 'A Pop Revolution, the transatlantic music scene 1965 to 1969' by the invisible man. The author is a big fan of this fine instrumental.
Their was great artists and bad artists and its the same for this Gen i don't see a difference just cuz you cant find good music doesn't mean everyone else cant either...
@ToConfused What's wrong with music today is all the corporations have taken hold and delivered endless amounts of boring, redundant, fabricated, plastic pop music. And it's popular becuase most people that listen to music now don't care. It has no soul. Music isn't as important anymore. But it will change eventually because the same thing happened in the 1980's. Mostly redundant souless fabricated musuci was popular, but there was also some great music, though underground
@livy36916 and how!!! im sorry to admit to not liking any new available tunes except for my own. the beatles, so diverse, had a style and a song for every mood!!
@livy36916 Are you kidding? I'm not putting The Beatles down, but the only reason you think our music needs 'fixing' is because you're listening to all the wrong things. You know, like the radio.
I'm not sure why people are hating on BagpipeHustler's comment. This would make for a good hip-hop sample. Of course, when your opinion on the matter is simply "fuck hip-hop" you're probably not going to see that. Remember guys: John, Paul, George, and Ringo were just as influential to that genre as any other.
@Skeberter Look dude. The Beatles are real musicians, okay. Nobody I mean NOBODY should sample their music. Not for POP, not for COUNTRY. ESPECIALLY NOT HIP HOP. NO GENRE PERIOD! Remakes of the Beatles are pushed to the shadow because it's obvious that the ORIGINAL will always be better! And why can't those sampling motherfxcker make their own beats and music like The Beatles did?
@TheBlueBeatle3 I love them as much as the next guy, but man, where to begin... 1) Samplers are, in fact, "real musicians". 2) "Remakes" don't enter into the equation. It's not like the sample is supposed to be compared to the original; it's taking something from the original and creatively re-contextualizing it. 3) I don't think you understand what they do if you think they're not making "their own beats and music". 4) Finally, you are aware that the Beatles sampled music themselves, right?
@Skeberter Okay maybe you're right. They sampled but give me 3 songs they sampled (because I want to see for myself). But samplers (99.99% of them) are NOT real musicians. Personally, nobody is better then them. NOBODY. PERIOD.
@TheBlueBeatle3 They have used sampling on "Yellow Submarine", "I Am The Walrus", "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite", and "Revolution 9". All of those songs were very influential in the art of sampling and have been given some deserved credit as precursors to hip-hop. And I'm just going to have to highly disagree with you about samplers not being musicians. Sure, some of them are hacks... just like some guitarists are, or drummers, or bassists. It is a real craft, and it takes talent to do.
@Skeberter How were those sampled? As in what songs did they use to sample. What I mean is ... Hmm. Okay here's and example THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN!
EX: They used Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling In Love" guitar rife (or whatever) in "Helter Skelter" AGAIN THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN when I say what did they sample!!!
@TheBlueBeatle3 "Yellow Submarine" sampled an old John Philip Sousa march, as well as various sound effects and background material. "Mr. Kite" took music from various organ records and put them together, in addition to recordings of circuses. "I Am The Walrus" used sound from a BBC recording of King Lear. "Revolution 9", I trust, doesn't need to be explained. Let's be clear here: I see you love the Beatles, like most right-thinking people in this world. So why not sample them, if done well? :)
@Skeberter No way! I don't ever want to sample a Beatle song! It's perfect the way it is. (: Beatle-tastic. Okay lame but thank you very much! :D I didn't see that as sampling but then again, it is! xD
>> I love their music!!
I have yet much to learn and I am more than willing to learn MORE about them! (: You were a big help, and I appreciate that. ^_^
@BagpipeHustler And yet you don't mention not ONE. BTW The Beatles ARE NOT known for sampling songs. They are known because they MADE MUSIC. Music that to this day, sounds fresh and pumps you with energy. The Beatles are TIMELESS and by far won the title "Greatest musician(s) of all time". And mind you saying that's what they're known for sampling because that's NOT TRUE. They were UNIQUE and did their own thing. That's why their known. Not sampling songs.
jesus christ you are closed minded, if only you could see this share alot with hip hop, nu-jazz, and trip hop. Learn to dislike music for it's sound, not it's genre.
This is just so cool. No one else but the Beatles could get away with this. Other groups were doing experimental tracks on their albums. Nothing compares. Flying was slang for tripping back in the sixties. The Fab Four were certainly flying all the time having a laugh.
@MikSevilla There is actually a 9 minute version. When I saw it I was like WOW THAT'S GREAT! But now, I actually prefer this version :3 It's called 'The Beatles - Flying (complete 9:38 version)' if you wanna check it out ^.^
@CharlotteC94 Where is the 9 minute version? Is that the one that seques over into the circus with Ringo's aunt in the movie and all that? No thanks if it is. Let me give it a listen then.
@TDS4UT It's been a couple of years since I've watched Magical Mystery Tour so I really can't remember, just type 'The Beatles - Flying (complete 9:38 version)' into the YouTube search bar and it comes up. I still prefer this shorter version myself, though.
@astronorm111 what about all that George Martin stuff, like the instrumentals on "Help" and the whole second side of "yellow submarine" (vinyl, that is! )
they trooly are the BEATles :)
funnybastard1 2 hours ago
@Im trippinballs , im trippin balls
xdelarosax210 1 day ago
@xdelarosax210 DON'T CLOSE THE DOOR TO YOUR ROOM !!!
JonBenait06 11 hours ago
5 people had to walk
spuddsstudios 1 week ago
This tune is not one of my fave by the group but it nice all 4 contributed. To bad that could not have happened more, maybe less resentment and bitterness would have resulted.
2011lamb 1 week ago
I wish this song was a 100 hours long
juffan 2 weeks ago in playlist Classical Music Playlist
@juffan Oh I just added a Replay button to my Youtube to fix this issue Lol
skipper11866 1 week ago
@juffan oooooooooooooh! that would be so wonderful
spuddsstudios 1 week ago
My Dad says this sounds like a hip-hop break beat.
He has a point.
hotelmario510 3 weeks ago
makes me wanny ride a unicorn into space and land on the moon. then ouke a rainbow from the moon to earth and ride it
TheRockreator777 3 weeks ago 4
this is why they're great, they don't even have to sing much.....real talented bunch!
Nigeneration921001 1 month ago
before the beatles rock band:
me:pet sounds is better
youtuber:i guess :(
after the beatles rock band:
me:pet sounds is better
youtuber:STFU!!
seriously guys?, cut it out
SagradaMascarita 1 month ago
@SagradaMascarita STFU!!
imtrippenballs 1 month ago
@imtrippenballs <3
SagradaMascarita 1 month ago
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garyw930 1 month ago
Great song.
Solon1 1 month ago
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DrRodrigoFuentes 1 month ago
The worst song of MMT, but I surely love this!
riquebq 2 months ago
touching
DDWEST69 2 months ago
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@gsboss It is our music today! There are so many talented people out there, but most people only want to listen to things with an upbeat tune and are fairly new. There's tons of good music out there, (I guess I just wasn't specific enough) but most people won't even try to find it. Sure there are many singers today that CAN sing (Lady Gaga, Kesha, etc.) but theres so much more out there that nobody will pay attention too. THATS what bothers me. :P
livy36916 2 months ago
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livy36916 2 months ago
This is where Pokemon got it.
lehtinen21 3 months ago
"this is the 'bong song' of my time" -my dad.
ThecAkEIsAliE41 3 months ago
first hip hop beat ever? shit i can rap to this:
yoyo the magical tour
serving food to the poor
acid and weed - the cure
coke and meth all pure... damn my shit's whack :{
thesinner922 3 months ago
my dad grow up listen the beatles on the radio, i can't listen radio cuz today shit music...
diesantxisco 3 months ago
Harry Shearer uses this on his radio program "Le Show," during the segment "Tales of Airport Security." A unique Beatles tune.
EERNOZTHROAT 3 months ago
The coolest thing about this is that all 4 of them wrote it together.
EmilyARTS 3 months ago 51
@EmilyARTS
you're correct, however they wrote most everything together, bouncing ideas off each other and such. I do understand each song has a "primary writer" though. this just happens to be the only one credited to all 4 of them because it doesn't have any words
Mohoss18 3 months ago
@Mohoss18 Actually, "Dig It" is also credited to all of them.
EmilyARTS 3 months ago
@EmilyARTS And they all sang (or hummed) it together too! Nothing more sublime in the universe than all 4 Beatle voices chiming in together!
PurpleShamrock 2 months ago
@PurpleShamrock Totally, amen on that one! ;) A completely groovy song.
EmilyARTS 2 months ago 2
@EmilyARTS
most of they're songs they wrote together boi
AwesomeBuddy12 2 months ago
@AwesomeBuddy12 Well, rarely did ALL of them collaborate on something enough for it to be credited McCartney/Lennon/Harrison/Starr. Oh, and I'm not "boi". I'm a girl. ;P
EmilyARTS 2 months ago 3
@AwesomeBuddy12, on the contrary, most of their songwriting were solo efforts by a certain beatle with minimal input by the others. Songs that are really made by Lennon-McCartney together are but few.
Solon1 1 month ago
@Solon1 Mostly true in later years, however "minimal input" by one could turn a good song into a great one ( Harrison's idea to throw a waltz into "We Can Work It Out, for instance). Or injecting "A Day in the Life" with Macca's little ditty.)
Plus, when they performed the songs together their chemistry added another intangible element...
Eccotoneful 1 month ago
@Eccotoneful, yeah not gonna argue with that. :)
Solon1 1 month ago
@EmilyARTS That's waht makes their colaborated music the best!
jackalopebaird 2 weeks ago
have to agree with commentor gilestyle.(below).........people just ain't what they used to be.....woodstock 2 proved that..........too much anger & hatred.......the "me" generation........this music came from a different time..............but i keep meeting cool people on youtube so all is not lost my friend
marbleheadband 3 months ago
A first use of 'sampling'.
Nacho66 4 months ago
@Nacho66 True, and I believe the mellotron on "Flying" and "Strawberry Fields" was set up for the Beatles by non other than Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues, who famously took the instrument to dazzling heights on the "Core Seven" albums, Mike also played on the Imagine album.
Adominae 1 month ago
This makes me wanna take a magial bus tour throught the english counrty side and make a stop in egypt :)
claudilovesmakeup 4 months ago 2
I listen to this when i travel in plane ^^
BEATLES4EVER57 4 months ago
May I recommend the book 'A Pop Revolution, the transatlantic music scene 1965 to 1969' by the invisible man. The author is a big fan of this fine instrumental.
garyw930 4 months ago
I sometimes read some of the comments when I click on a tune out of morbid curiosity. The same morbid curiosity that makes me stop and watch a full minute of the kardashians when i'm flipping channels. And to think that just days ago a couple of people were telling each other to fuck themselves on THIS tune?!!! I think I wont even bother to read any comment nor make any. This is one stupid fucked up world. thanks for shattering my illusion that true Beatles fans would be any different...Really?!
gilestyle 4 months ago 2
@gilestyle meep
italian430PRIDE 4 months ago
It's a Ringo song?
rdglpz 5 months ago
@rdglpz it's the first beatles song with writers credit to all 4 beatles
mddbassdude727 5 months ago
@mddbassdude727 Thanks!
rdglpz 5 months ago
this song is not like any other.It is one of the best songs ever
Ght450 5 months ago
May I recommend the book 'A Pop Revolution, the transatlantic music scene 1965 to 1969' by the invisible man. The author is a big fan of this fine instrumental.
garyw930 6 months ago
my elbow kinda smells like skin ... i dunno
OriginalSliz 6 months ago
love the guitar part at 0:20 :)
appel94 6 months ago 2
Out there pioneers this late 60's still fresh to me.
TheTwinkleeye 6 months ago
Flying > Revolution 9 (On the creepy scale)
But good to just listen to. xD
capncook 6 months ago
@capncook More like Flying > Revolution 9 (on the short scale)
this (nor #9) is not creepy! its real music man! cheer up buddy!
bradleypartyof3 6 months ago
If only all the Beatles were here today, they could fix our music.
livy36916 6 months ago 59
@livy36916 whats wrong with it??
Their was great artists and bad artists and its the same for this Gen i don't see a difference just cuz you cant find good music doesn't mean everyone else cant either...
ToConfused 3 months ago
@ToConfused What's wrong with music today is all the corporations have taken hold and delivered endless amounts of boring, redundant, fabricated, plastic pop music. And it's popular becuase most people that listen to music now don't care. It has no soul. Music isn't as important anymore. But it will change eventually because the same thing happened in the 1980's. Mostly redundant souless fabricated musuci was popular, but there was also some great music, though underground
EddieHazel74 2 months ago 2
@livy36916 and how!!! im sorry to admit to not liking any new available tunes except for my own. the beatles, so diverse, had a style and a song for every mood!!
olamf1977 3 months ago
@livy36916 you sure its the music today? or is it you being unable to find good music yourself since your parents dont have any modern music
gsboss 2 months ago
@livy36916 Are you kidding? I'm not putting The Beatles down, but the only reason you think our music needs 'fixing' is because you're listening to all the wrong things. You know, like the radio.
plmko187187 2 months ago 3
@plmko187187 Trouble is, there used to be a time when the GOOD songs WERE on the radio...ever hear of the Band Of Skulls?....didn't think so.
beatles123 1 month ago
@livy36916 Your comment made me smile but also filled me with a bit of sadness at how right you are and how shite music in our society has become.
SeanKaluarachchi 2 weeks ago
Sounds like an Elka.
music130man 6 months ago
The only Beatles song "written" by all 4 Beatles.
gaspo2180 6 months ago
@gaspo2180 no way, really??
nightcrawler511 6 months ago
totally underrated beatles song
samorocks96 7 months ago
2 people looked to the left.
teadrinkerification 7 months ago 3
Such beauty here.
crapple009 7 months ago
@greypaw83 john is the walrus paul is the hippo ringo is the bird and george is the bunny lol sorry dyslexia kickin in lol
karson0615 7 months ago
@greypaul83 joh is the walrus paul is the hippo ringo is the bird and george is the bunny
karson0615 7 months ago
@karson0615 And they are all the eggmen.
Gman308877 7 months ago
Which beatle is in which costume?
graypaw83 7 months ago
Real acidy
beefnbread 7 months ago
flying..... with weed and this music x) <3
ponceabby44 7 months ago 2
add some psychadelic clip to it and it'd be perfect
AngelEatos 7 months ago
this is just one of those songs you make when your super high
SargentLoser 7 months ago
What can i say? It's just so perfect.
fodgd 7 months ago
The intro of this song reminds me of the Scooby Doo when they walk in a funny way
dankeosy 7 months ago
@dankeosy same!
babygateproductions 7 months ago
12 bar blues was never more weird... brilliant fab 4!!!!!
7colliemac 8 months ago
This what you get when you combine too many drugs with music
winmichaels 8 months ago
@winmichaels Too many? Sounds like just the right amount to me. :P
FriendlyShadow1 8 months ago 3
@winmichaels agreed
Bodys101 7 months ago in playlist MAgICAL MYSterY ToUr
Sounds like they put it on the album just to take up space, but it's a great little song. I really like it.
dixwell863 8 months ago
Sounds like minecraft music to me.
MrHomelessmexican 8 months ago
@1:04... They sound so Manly singing the La-la's...... Butch Beatles! Yum!
tiranchula 9 months ago
yo! b.p. hustler- take a chill pill! in john lennon's biography he says he stole bits of music all the time. what's the big deal??
jwafterours 9 months ago
who remembers allison steele playing this every nite on her show on wnew fm. bittersweet memories of a wasted youth.
jwafterours 9 months ago
omg best walking song ever (ironic cuz its called flying)
QuiteHotBros 9 months ago
@QuiteHotBros haha LOL
MrSebanio 8 months ago
Starting At 1:31 Freaky...
RosstheCODBOSS 10 months ago
the Mellotron sounds as crisp as ever...very spicey stereo remix. Excellent.
mellotrongirl 10 months ago
The Beatles did not "top" Seargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band...they just continued to KICK ASS!
shack8110 10 months ago 12
@shack8110 Couldn't have said it any better!!!! :D
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
I have no idea why.
ShinyAlbia 11 months ago
I almost thought this is from Pink Floyd xD
ShinyAlbia 11 months ago
I'm not sure why people are hating on BagpipeHustler's comment. This would make for a good hip-hop sample. Of course, when your opinion on the matter is simply "fuck hip-hop" you're probably not going to see that. Remember guys: John, Paul, George, and Ringo were just as influential to that genre as any other.
Skeberter 11 months ago
@Skeberter Look dude. The Beatles are real musicians, okay. Nobody I mean NOBODY should sample their music. Not for POP, not for COUNTRY. ESPECIALLY NOT HIP HOP. NO GENRE PERIOD! Remakes of the Beatles are pushed to the shadow because it's obvious that the ORIGINAL will always be better! And why can't those sampling motherfxcker make their own beats and music like The Beatles did?
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheBlueBeatle3 I love them as much as the next guy, but man, where to begin... 1) Samplers are, in fact, "real musicians". 2) "Remakes" don't enter into the equation. It's not like the sample is supposed to be compared to the original; it's taking something from the original and creatively re-contextualizing it. 3) I don't think you understand what they do if you think they're not making "their own beats and music". 4) Finally, you are aware that the Beatles sampled music themselves, right?
Skeberter 10 months ago
@Skeberter Okay maybe you're right. They sampled but give me 3 songs they sampled (because I want to see for myself). But samplers (99.99% of them) are NOT real musicians. Personally, nobody is better then them. NOBODY. PERIOD.
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheBlueBeatle3 They have used sampling on "Yellow Submarine", "I Am The Walrus", "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite", and "Revolution 9". All of those songs were very influential in the art of sampling and have been given some deserved credit as precursors to hip-hop. And I'm just going to have to highly disagree with you about samplers not being musicians. Sure, some of them are hacks... just like some guitarists are, or drummers, or bassists. It is a real craft, and it takes talent to do.
Skeberter 10 months ago
@Skeberter How were those sampled? As in what songs did they use to sample. What I mean is ... Hmm. Okay here's and example THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN!
EX: They used Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling In Love" guitar rife (or whatever) in "Helter Skelter" AGAIN THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN when I say what did they sample!!!
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheBlueBeatle3 "Yellow Submarine" sampled an old John Philip Sousa march, as well as various sound effects and background material. "Mr. Kite" took music from various organ records and put them together, in addition to recordings of circuses. "I Am The Walrus" used sound from a BBC recording of King Lear. "Revolution 9", I trust, doesn't need to be explained. Let's be clear here: I see you love the Beatles, like most right-thinking people in this world. So why not sample them, if done well? :)
Skeberter 10 months ago
@Skeberter No way! I don't ever want to sample a Beatle song! It's perfect the way it is. (: Beatle-tastic. Okay lame but thank you very much! :D I didn't see that as sampling but then again, it is! xD
>> I love their music!!
I have yet much to learn and I am more than willing to learn MORE about them! (: You were a big help, and I appreciate that. ^_^
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
this is my favorite album
xvousale 11 months ago
Even without actually lyrics, The Beatles made Godlike tunes... BOOYAH!
TheBlueBeatle3 11 months ago
This might be the only song in the world that I can fall asleep to.
BudStrong 11 months ago
Raa La La La Laaaaaaaaaa Ra La La La La La
XxSavag3WolfxX 1 year ago
this shows the influence of indian music on george
ffchatter 1 year ago
this is old ! :-)
wildflyer1de 1 year ago
classic
misslep91 1 year ago
Just took this old girl i know named lucy out. Up up and away!!
IWHBYD2009 1 year ago
:0)
RetroGuy5000 1 year ago
esta habla del faso
DarkCocou 1 year ago
The music is my religion
The Beatles my GOD
ZosoPagePlumaJohn 1 year ago 9
wow this would be a PERFECT hip-hop sample.
BagpipeHustler 1 year ago
@BagpipeHustler fuck hip-hop
TheIMonstahI 1 year ago
@TheIMonstahI they used samples too.... apparently....
BagpipeHustler 1 year ago
@BagpipeHustler Really? For what song. I really would like to know (:
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheBlueBeatle3 WHAT!!!! beatles are known for it im not tellin you....
BagpipeHustler 10 months ago
@BagpipeHustler That;s because you DON'T know. So shut up and leave the Greatest Musician of All Music history be. (:
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheBlueBeatle3 yeah lotta' samples in their records, mind you.... im supposed to say plural?
BagpipeHustler 10 months ago
@BagpipeHustler And yet you don't mention not ONE. BTW The Beatles ARE NOT known for sampling songs. They are known because they MADE MUSIC. Music that to this day, sounds fresh and pumps you with energy. The Beatles are TIMELESS and by far won the title "Greatest musician(s) of all time". And mind you saying that's what they're known for sampling because that's NOT TRUE. They were UNIQUE and did their own thing. That's why their known. Not sampling songs.
TheBlueBeatle3 10 months ago
@TheIMonstahI
jesus christ you are closed minded, if only you could see this share alot with hip hop, nu-jazz, and trip hop. Learn to dislike music for it's sound, not it's genre.
10lettername 5 months ago
@BagpipeHustler NOT
LGMMclaren 1 year ago
@BagpipeHustler HELL NO. DON'T DO THAT TO THE BEATLES.
TheBlueBeatle3 11 months ago
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@BagpipeHustler
I rap to this beat. Search "Mr.Dr.Mc" on youtube to check it out.
ElizabethVirginia 9 months ago
This is just so cool. No one else but the Beatles could get away with this. Other groups were doing experimental tracks on their albums. Nothing compares. Flying was slang for tripping back in the sixties. The Fab Four were certainly flying all the time having a laugh.
TDS4UT 1 year ago
Elevator music taken to a whole new level.
MONEYMANRULEZ45 1 year ago 25
They were tripping balls when they made this...
The Beatles are the best.
memphis148 1 year ago
thanks for the info, You just made my day.
MikSevilla 1 year ago
drug to my ear.
MikSevilla 1 year ago 69
@MikSevilla drug to the boys too lol
kyle28911 1 year ago
@MikSevilla And where do the others go?
ENACODNOM 10 months ago
@MikSevilla go fuck yourself
mistermamaluigi 5 months ago
@mistermamaluigi why?
MikSevilla 5 months ago
@MikSevilla drug meaning it sucks? then go fuck you self means you suck because you hate it and... that made no sense at all didint it?
mistermamaluigi 5 months ago
@mistermamaluigi
is that what you were actually thinkin when you typed that?
MikSevilla 5 months ago
@MikSevilla i was thinkin you hated it yea if i was mistaken then im sorry
mistermamaluigi 4 months ago
if this song was longer.... it would be a perfect song
MikSevilla 1 year ago
@MikSevilla There is actually a 9 minute version. When I saw it I was like WOW THAT'S GREAT! But now, I actually prefer this version :3 It's called 'The Beatles - Flying (complete 9:38 version)' if you wanna check it out ^.^
CharlotteC94 1 year ago
@CharlotteC94 Where is the 9 minute version? Is that the one that seques over into the circus with Ringo's aunt in the movie and all that? No thanks if it is. Let me give it a listen then.
TDS4UT 1 year ago
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@TDS4UT It's been a couple of years since I've watched Magical Mystery Tour so I really can't remember, just type 'The Beatles - Flying (complete 9:38 version)' into the YouTube search bar and it comes up. I still prefer this shorter version myself, though.
CharlotteC94 1 year ago
I am a freshman. I am 14 years old. I sing this song with my friends; each one of us does a different part. It is cool.
ZACKBAGNALLVIDEO 1 year ago 3
heard this song on the radio wondering were i heard it and now it just came to me, i love this song.
m6lego 1 year ago
cool
classicrock558 1 year ago
best music for a helocopter flying in air = flying.
Mansl1 1 year ago 47
You mean "this" sunRISE
98bigbutt 1 year ago
HIS WAS A JOHN LENNON SONG.. that ''we all got into''so says Paul...
sunriseRISE 1 year ago
I love this. Would hardly call it s a "song" though as it has no lyrics. A background chorus singing "la la la la la la" doesn't count!
TheRadicalLiberal 1 year ago
@TheRadicalLiberal A song doesn't have to have words to be a song. Music is music, with or without words.
hippiechick024 1 year ago
@hippiechick024 officially, this is an instrumental.
pervysage35 1 year ago
@TheRadicalLiberal
your right if you believe everything "wikipedia" says *sarcasm*
loinmute 1 year ago
@TheRadicalLiberal it has music, Music-SONG!!!!!!
PaulisWilliam 1 year ago
@TheRadicalLiberal Have you ever heard of an "Instrumental" ??? What about The William-tell Overture? What do you call that?
Standrew777 1 year ago
I wish Paul McCartney could do a live version of this song!
markrobinault 1 year ago
this song is amazing
MrFallout2 1 year ago
@MrFallout2 Greatest interlude ever, especially the end!
sinning1966 1 year ago
nice and crispy
audacide 1 year ago
this and "Dig It" were the only 2 songs that were credited to all 4 members of The
Beatles
TASLOCO702 1 year ago
@TASLOCO702 What about Revolution #9, ( Number 9, Number 9, Number 9...etc)
astronorm111 1 year ago
This and "Cry for a Shadow" were the only instrumentals released by the Beatles.
astronorm111 2 years ago
@astronorm111 what about all that George Martin stuff, like the instrumentals on "Help" and the whole second side of "yellow submarine" (vinyl, that is! )
audacide 1 year ago
@audacide That was a soundtrack for a movie. Totally Different. The Beatles didn't play all those instruments?
astronorm111 1 year ago
@astronorm111 I mean written and credited. Sorry.
astronorm111 1 year ago
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