grwat jopke, you know, the byrds drummer walked out because the rythms were too much for him, the bass player was absolute average, only mcquinn had real instrumental talent.
but george still is much better, he had so many different sounds, roger only had his 12 string, which george had before him.
The Beatles were AWFUL. Even Lennon and Harrison admitted that the praise was ridiculously overblown. Any other band that put out albums like theirs would have been considered garbage.
@HaWkBeAtLeSnElSoN That's whay my father--a BIG Beatles fan--was always telling me. A song or two of theirs might have made the grade, but on the whole, I wasn't impressed. IMAGE...that's what it was...image.
you know, lemmy told that story, when once he was at the cavern, a guy talked shit about lennon being gay, lennon stripped down his ricky, went offstage and punched the guy to the ground with a single solid blow, costing him 2 teeth.
@OropherThranduil Give it your best shot, boy. You know, he got worse back to him in 1980. BY THE WAY, John Lennon sang "All You Need is Love." It sounds to me like you're telling Lennon to F*** off!
No, for sure he sang it, but just because you sang that in 1967 doesn't mean you can't have a mean punch in your wild days, there are also some quite interesting hamburg storys, so much for the choir boy image and people thinking the stones were more badass.
The Stones badassness was all image, just like the beatles overniceness.
and i'm not trelling john to fuck off, he was human after all, so why shouldn#t he have his errors.
@rtghffdfdg I do think that a lot of the Beatles' songs are overplayed to this day, but admittedly I'm a pretty hardcore fan. They really didn't have a lot of control over the commercialization of their work, which is unfortunate. But there's no denying that they've inspired many, many other groups over the years.
@SaulespukuMeitene Yeah, I don't doubt it. They hugely inspired the Byrds too (and even received some inspiration back from the Byrds). I would submit, though, that because of the emotional attachment to the Beatles, their popularity among teens, and the image they conveyed, they got a lot of free passes with some pretty bad songs and albums. Anyone who personally likes Sgt. Pepper's, fine, but I can think of many albums from around that time period that were much more impressive.
The Byrds song was a few months before The Beatles one wasn't it? It was The Byrds who invented folk rock (country rock), not The Beatles and I say that as a Brit. In fact ,The Beatles never really did a good country song.
and i guess they neevr venutured much into that direction because ringo was the only one who really liked country, hence octopuss's garden (awesome too).
well, i don't know how many country sonfs in the 60s dealed with the black people's struggle in the southern states, and i think it's a pretty classic folk song, just like Mother Natures Son.
That's pretty cool. Bizarre, but cool. Try morphing My Sweet Lord with He's so Fine. or how about Lucy in the Sky with Judy in Disguise. - that would be very interesting.
@MikeMeldan Sorry but I disagree. The guitars work together surprisingly well. And since McGuinn was deeplu influenced by Harrison and then George returned the influence -- this works. Sorry you don't hear it.
Songs about boy who meets girl and the focus on fashion is what music buzz wanted. This crashed with the hipster revolution. I can sing in the same mood "For what is worth" than "Norwegian Wood". Even The Beatles changed the themes of their songs.
Oh Shama...¿ Do ya really think that anything of all of this will happen if The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Ken Kesey...? What´s the message of a Hard day´s night? No one. And of Turn, Turn, Turn? Read about George Harrison, pleas.
George Harrison NEVER EVER said ANYTHING of the KIND - You Useless Fukn ARSEHOLE!!!! Bot h Roger McQuin and DAvid Crosby said the Biggest Influence in their lives was the Beatles movie A Hard Days Night !!!! Bring It On Piece of SHIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@cozmicfolkfan I don't know if he did say that but George was probably being humble. Even McGuinn admitted the reason why he went out and brought matching suits and a rickenbacker was because of the Beatles. and as for American music being better? Silly statement! Without American 60s R&B some of the great brit bands wouldnt have started, without those brit bands music would have been dead. Did you not hear about the British invasion in the 60s?........
Spanish caps more than matching suits. Matching suits were wored by american music groups too before Beatles. What I try to say is that hipster counterculture, the beatniks, influenced first the Beatles, and that rock+folk+protest was the equation of Haight Ashbury Movement, and focusing on it Byrds are more determinant than Beatles. Byrds changed Dylan too.
The tempos are perfect, but the bridges are a bit problematic. "A Time To Be Born, A Time To Die" consists of two major chords and "Nowhere Man, Don't Worry, Take Your Time Don't Hurry" consists of two minor chords, but I guess there's no way of getting around that. Not so coincidentally, the Byrd's "Turn Turn Turn" album and the Beatles' "Rubber Soul" were both released in December of 1965.
Isn't it wonderful, the things we could get away with doing with computers these days. Just imagine how this would have sounded if done with a couple of 331/3 rd
Brillian. It's not as though Lennon ripped off McGuinn, but The Beatles listened to a lot of Byrds in 1965 and you tend to write in the general idiom you admire. This is why the Rolling Stones sounded more like The Beatles than the other way around, at least during 1966-67.
Pretty Good. I've spent hundreds of hours in radio station production studios doing a many radio commercials...and this I must say is pretty good. You even hit all the posts with the vocals..not bad..I'll save it! :-)
wow how the hell did you ever accmplish this this is grate!!! 2 of my fav songs in one dude you rock im down loading this and puting this on cd hey check out you silly doggie on youtube its a song i wrote sung by the orginal crazy dave
I'd never think that these two songs can cling together so well! Both rhytmically and melodically. Although there are some moments in the transitions where you can tell it couldn't be one song.. interesting though. I think John wouldn't mind such a jam at that time :)
Wow what a nice blend to put together here, may I ask what programs or programs were used in your creating this mix, perfect I must say, totally surprised me when I heard this mix, very find piece of work. ^5
I don't this would be possible, because I've never heard a freely available recording of 'just' the byrds vocals for tambourine man. Even the backing for this track mostly comes from looping the vocal less guitar solo part in tambourine man.
Very clever and very well put together ! Now can you match the Chiffons "He's so fine" with George Harrison's "Something" ? Despite George being fined a fortune I still cannot see the similarity between the songs.
This is really, really interesting stuff. Rubber Soul was the Beatles' folkiest album but Pet Sounds and Younger than Yesterday wouldn't have existed without it - everything from McCartney's bass to the percussion to the variety of the songs was picked up. This mash up shows just how much the Byrds moved the Beatles along. I never really thought that Gene Clark's songwriting might have influenced Lennon.
sex should now be called the birds and the beetles
juiCeman152 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
How do you do this? seriously asking, I'd like to do this.
beatlemaniac840 1 month ago
Great job here!
whocares1694 1 month ago
the byrds !
JackM2409 1 month ago
Beatles looked better with the neato suits and ties. Certainly the 13 year old girls preferred the Beatles. But the Byrds were better musicians.
mikedonn71 2 months ago
@mikedonn71
´xDDD
grwat jopke, you know, the byrds drummer walked out because the rythms were too much for him, the bass player was absolute average, only mcquinn had real instrumental talent.
but george still is much better, he had so many different sounds, roger only had his 12 string, which george had before him.
OropherThranduil 1 month ago in playlist Mashups
beautiful blend by mashup artist, CCC.
ABCLakey2012 2 months ago
pretty
lcfa1962 3 months ago
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lcfa1962 3 months ago
Makes you wish George played more Rickenbacker.
OropherThranduil 4 months ago
Ooooo, I think this is pretty cool. :D I would never have thought to put these songs together, but the result is great to listen to. Nice work!
SaulespukuMeitene 6 months ago
The Beatles were AWFUL. Even Lennon and Harrison admitted that the praise was ridiculously overblown. Any other band that put out albums like theirs would have been considered garbage.
rtghffdfdg 8 months ago
@rtghffdfdg by awful you mean awesome!
HaWkBeAtLeSnElSoN 7 months ago
@HaWkBeAtLeSnElSoN That's whay my father--a BIG Beatles fan--was always telling me. A song or two of theirs might have made the grade, but on the whole, I wasn't impressed. IMAGE...that's what it was...image.
rtghffdfdg 7 months ago
@rtghffdfdg
shut the fuck up asshole.
they're the greatest, you know it, you don#t don't like it, you bitch around.
OropherThranduil 3 months ago in playlist Mashups
@OropherThranduil Why don't you make me, dip shit? Huh? Come on. Shut me up, faggot!
rtghffdfdg 3 months ago
@rtghffdfdg
i would do the john lennon to you.
you know, lemmy told that story, when once he was at the cavern, a guy talked shit about lennon being gay, lennon stripped down his ricky, went offstage and punched the guy to the ground with a single solid blow, costing him 2 teeth.
OropherThranduil 3 months ago
@OropherThranduil Give it your best shot, boy. You know, he got worse back to him in 1980. BY THE WAY, John Lennon sang "All You Need is Love." It sounds to me like you're telling Lennon to F*** off!
rtghffdfdg 3 months ago
@rtghffdfdg
No, for sure he sang it, but just because you sang that in 1967 doesn't mean you can't have a mean punch in your wild days, there are also some quite interesting hamburg storys, so much for the choir boy image and people thinking the stones were more badass.
The Stones badassness was all image, just like the beatles overniceness.
and i'm not trelling john to fuck off, he was human after all, so why shouldn#t he have his errors.
OropherThranduil 3 months ago
@rtghffdfdg I do think that a lot of the Beatles' songs are overplayed to this day, but admittedly I'm a pretty hardcore fan. They really didn't have a lot of control over the commercialization of their work, which is unfortunate. But there's no denying that they've inspired many, many other groups over the years.
SaulespukuMeitene 6 months ago
@SaulespukuMeitene Yeah, I don't doubt it. They hugely inspired the Byrds too (and even received some inspiration back from the Byrds). I would submit, though, that because of the emotional attachment to the Beatles, their popularity among teens, and the image they conveyed, they got a lot of free passes with some pretty bad songs and albums. Anyone who personally likes Sgt. Pepper's, fine, but I can think of many albums from around that time period that were much more impressive.
DanGaryTwins 6 months ago
@DanGaryTwins
they never got one free pass, they're the most analyzied abnd in msuic history, but still regarded as the alltime greatest of them all.
that speaks volumes for itself.
OropherThranduil 3 months ago in playlist Mashups
The Byrds song was a few months before The Beatles one wasn't it? It was The Byrds who invented folk rock (country rock), not The Beatles and I say that as a Brit. In fact ,The Beatles never really did a good country song.
Picnicl 9 months ago
@Picnicl
What goes on is awesome.
and i guess they neevr venutured much into that direction because ringo was the only one who really liked country, hence octopuss's garden (awesome too).
OropherThranduil 9 months ago
@OropherThranduil Yes, What goes on is good. And Blackbird could be regarded as a country song because of the theme.
Picnicl 9 months ago
@Picnicl
well, i don't know how many country sonfs in the 60s dealed with the black people's struggle in the southern states, and i think it's a pretty classic folk song, just like Mother Natures Son.
OropherThranduil 9 months ago
This is clever.
no1cfielder 9 months ago
ooooooohhh... yes.
TheFpuff 11 months ago
The Beatles obviamente
ghotsmanMX 11 months ago
another cool mash!! both songs work well with each other. Melodies are almost the same!
tesladude2001 1 year ago
That's pretty cool. Bizarre, but cool. Try morphing My Sweet Lord with He's so Fine. or how about Lucy in the Sky with Judy in Disguise. - that would be very interesting.
karlmahlmann 1 year ago
Nice job!
pmoyer50 1 year ago
beatles are amazing obvs but the 12 string And harmonies in the byrds are Emotional
PlainLazy77 1 year ago
Beatles forever♥
KyaKottonKandy 1 year ago
BEATLES FOREVER♥
KyaKottonKandy 1 year ago
The Byrds all the way baaabbbby! :D
mercuryforeva 1 year ago
this great!! one of the best mashes so far!
The Beatles!
The Byrds!
bluegrassreb1 1 year ago 2
This is horrible. Both songs are completely incompatible with each other. The Byrds' guitars are annoying in this joke of a mash-up. Horrid job!
MikeMeldan 1 year ago
@MikeMeldan Sorry but I disagree. The guitars work together surprisingly well. And since McGuinn was deeplu influenced by Harrison and then George returned the influence -- this works. Sorry you don't hear it.
chillroom 1 year ago
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Great! It clearly shows the musical inspiration for Nowhere Man.
angusoose 1 year ago
Great! It clearly shows the musical inspiration for the Nowhere Man.
angusoose 1 year ago
interesting mix...well done
adamgdc 1 year ago
This is awesome! You made a third song from two and it's actually very listenable. You added your own touch as well, good work.
kbean63 1 year ago
This, and many other great tracks will be on The Peter Madison Show - on Atlantic Radio - this Sunday, 1200-1400z UTC!
G7VEW 1 year ago
creepy yet cool....
wilhelm1974 1 year ago
not much of a video - but quite the musical edit!!!
jpmosoff 1 year ago
Excelente, dos temazos de los sesenta juntos, gran trabajo :)
melocotoso 1 year ago
this would sound better if i were high. but good job never the less
imthefrogman 1 year ago
the byrds the best!
pedrobmg 1 year ago
neat
Shaden0040 1 year ago
pretty good. i would have never thought of that.
starrfisher 1 year ago
Spectacular ..I loved them both and both left way too soon
jillfredtofred 1 year ago
Well done...proper mash up...thanks for posting... : )
cbkspa 1 year ago
Se escucha bastante bien =D
le da un buen toque a nowherman, solo qe la guitarra esta un poco alta y hay partes donde no se reconoce bien la voz de lennon, aun asi es genial =D
wargdark 1 year ago
Not too bad. Not as good as "Paperback Believer", but still good.
sacker12 1 year ago
Never heard of them
WhoDoYouHaveToScrew 1 year ago
Really nice
Best wishes Wim vd Pol
Apsieflapsie 1 year ago
this is really good!!!
johnhamilton08 1 year ago
Songs about boy who meets girl and the focus on fashion is what music buzz wanted. This crashed with the hipster revolution. I can sing in the same mood "For what is worth" than "Norwegian Wood". Even The Beatles changed the themes of their songs.
cozmicfolkfan 2 years ago
Oh Shama...¿ Do ya really think that anything of all of this will happen if The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Ken Kesey...? What´s the message of a Hard day´s night? No one. And of Turn, Turn, Turn? Read about George Harrison, pleas.
cozmicfolkfan 2 years ago
Incredible job on the mix! The isolated elements of Nowhere Man syncopate beautufully w/ the McGuinn guitar solo. The Byrdles mebbe?
gplunk 2 years ago
George Harrison allways said that it was The Byrds who influenced The Beatles. Sorry for the british but american music is so much better.
cozmicfolkfan 2 years ago
George Harrison NEVER EVER said ANYTHING of the KIND - You Useless Fukn ARSEHOLE!!!! Bot h Roger McQuin and DAvid Crosby said the Biggest Influence in their lives was the Beatles movie A Hard Days Night !!!! Bring It On Piece of SHIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shamagogue 2 years ago
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the british music is the best u r carzy
nano952 2 years ago
@cozmicfolkfan I don't know if he did say that but George was probably being humble. Even McGuinn admitted the reason why he went out and brought matching suits and a rickenbacker was because of the Beatles. and as for American music being better? Silly statement! Without American 60s R&B some of the great brit bands wouldnt have started, without those brit bands music would have been dead. Did you not hear about the British invasion in the 60s?........
princeofthemods69 2 years ago
Spanish caps more than matching suits. Matching suits were wored by american music groups too before Beatles. What I try to say is that hipster counterculture, the beatniks, influenced first the Beatles, and that rock+folk+protest was the equation of Haight Ashbury Movement, and focusing on it Byrds are more determinant than Beatles. Byrds changed Dylan too.
cozmicfolkfan 2 years ago
The Byrds much better.
cozmicfolkfan 2 years ago
yeah. if your in OPPOSITE LAND!!
cowsnmonkees 2 years ago
The tempos are perfect, but the bridges are a bit problematic. "A Time To Be Born, A Time To Die" consists of two major chords and "Nowhere Man, Don't Worry, Take Your Time Don't Hurry" consists of two minor chords, but I guess there's no way of getting around that. Not so coincidentally, the Byrd's "Turn Turn Turn" album and the Beatles' "Rubber Soul" were both released in December of 1965.
IDLERACER 2 years ago 2
Sounds great. Remember that Roger McGuinn bought his first Rick 12 after hearing George playing one on a Beatles record.
thebackpagessf 2 years ago
Isn't it wonderful, the things we could get away with doing with computers these days. Just imagine how this would have sounded if done with a couple of 331/3 rd
players! Good job, rather cleverly envisioned!
romanowskistudios 2 years ago
Brillian. It's not as though Lennon ripped off McGuinn, but The Beatles listened to a lot of Byrds in 1965 and you tend to write in the general idiom you admire. This is why the Rolling Stones sounded more like The Beatles than the other way around, at least during 1966-67.
THEScottCampbell 2 years ago
Great!
TheOneBeatle 2 years ago
Fuck you! You gotta be kidding.
michaelblatney 2 years ago
Pretty good!!
1beatles 2 years ago
I wondered why you didn't combine the guitar lead breaks together. Must have been too clashing.
icanhearyoubreathing 2 years ago
the beatles!
viceisthename 2 years ago 17
Insanity
H4rryF 2 years ago
Pretty Good. I've spent hundreds of hours in radio station production studios doing a many radio commercials...and this I must say is pretty good. You even hit all the posts with the vocals..not bad..I'll save it! :-)
sunray65 2 years ago 4
Ha... Normally, I can't stand this sort of thing, but this is pretty cool.
geocs58 2 years ago
nice concept MCRmauricio
you really pulled this off quite
well.
mysterytrax 2 years ago
Really interesting!
jvblhc 2 years ago 5
This is one of the most beautiful-sounding mashups I've ever encountered -- excellent job!
Purushadasa 2 years ago 3
wow how the hell did you ever accmplish this this is grate!!! 2 of my fav songs in one dude you rock im down loading this and puting this on cd hey check out you silly doggie on youtube its a song i wrote sung by the orginal crazy dave
songpoemguy 2 years ago
Ranks alongside the 'Paperback Believer' one. Well done.
lumbago12 2 years ago
Awesome.
Nokorola 2 years ago
Very interesting mix. Really well done!
fliederrix 2 years ago
This is just fuckin' brilliant mate.Well done
modo03 2 years ago 2
its really gooooooooooooooooood!!!
fuckoffucunt 2 years ago
great mash up
laughmaker44 2 years ago
muy buena cancion, excelente, la eh agregado a mis favoritos!!!!!!
radiantxavi 2 years ago
I love it!
bRiD0T07 2 years ago
Please relay this suggestion to CCC:
A mash-up of "And Your Bird Can Sing" by the Beatles and "Hey Tonight" by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
ctdsnark 2 years ago
By thunder---this actually works!
ctdsnark 2 years ago
It's pretty good, the key is just off a little in a few parts. Other than that, perfect.
TackyRackyComixNEO 2 years ago
One of the best mash-ups ever! Nice job.
AcrossfromtheAlamo 2 years ago
Excellant...!!!
cbkspa 2 years ago
I'd never think that these two songs can cling together so well! Both rhytmically and melodically. Although there are some moments in the transitions where you can tell it couldn't be one song.. interesting though. I think John wouldn't mind such a jam at that time :)
amamw1 2 years ago
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amamw1 2 years ago
nowhere to turn sounds cool
but i think turn to nowhere sounds cooler
Revolver8566 2 years ago 2
Very good .
penylane68 2 years ago
this was awesome
Timeforthaunted 2 years ago
Great work! Beautiful...I'd like to hear the byrds singing in it too
lejoe48 2 years ago
Awesome work!! thanks for posting such beautiful vid's like this one!!
Redlovesgirow 3 years ago
Great work!
ChopstickTech 3 years ago
This is F******gn brilliant. I love the beautiful ricky sound amd the blend o0f the beatles, byrds and dylan.
EpiphoneMIKE 3 years ago 2
Whoever it was that suggested 'And Your Byrd Can Sing' - I bow down in gratitude!
Please get in touch when I'm struggling for titles on my White Album project.
Best - and thanks for the interest.
ccc
cccb3ta 3 years ago
very creative!!!
sllvnbil 3 years ago
I love the Beatles and dig the Byrds too. This is pure magic.
God bless John Lennon Roger McGuinn and whoever put this together.
Hippy with attitude.
kaosintown 3 years ago 4
The best mash up I've heard.
ChristForte 3 years ago 2
Wow what a nice blend to put together here, may I ask what programs or programs were used in your creating this mix, perfect I must say, totally surprised me when I heard this mix, very find piece of work. ^5
spookytime9 3 years ago
You might be able to find the information you're looking for, in the video description, for I am not the maker, just the uploader
Cheers :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
Well its nice to know your Byrd can sing, anyway! All Peace, More Love!
verbaud 3 years ago 2
Gran montaje!! Gracias por el homenaje a los dos mejores grupos de los ´60 ;-)
johnriley68 3 years ago
Gracias por el commentario positivo! Es lo que se necesita en este lugar, jaja.
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
Impressive... :)
ratmanginc 3 years ago
This is one of my favorite videos ever!Thank you so much!
thecrimsonfloyd 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
wow, that's amazing!
itaigalgal 3 years ago
Really good man. I like it.
Can you do a reverse, with beatle as background and byrds sing?
kingtruster 3 years ago
Haha, I wish I could, but i do not make these videos
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
I don't this would be possible, because I've never heard a freely available recording of 'just' the byrds vocals for tambourine man. Even the backing for this track mostly comes from looping the vocal less guitar solo part in tambourine man.
newenglishsound 3 years ago
Very clever and very well put together ! Now can you match the Chiffons "He's so fine" with George Harrison's "Something" ? Despite George being fined a fortune I still cannot see the similarity between the songs.
alanvking 3 years ago
Sorry, not Something but My Sweet Lord. Question was rhetorical as I note you don't do match ups, just a question that has nagged me for years.
alanvking 3 years ago
do u do requests for mash-ups?
Rainsfallingup 3 years ago
I don't do mash-ups at all buddy.
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
then what is this?
Rainsfallingup 3 years ago
Read the video description, everything you need to know is there.
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
This is really, really interesting stuff. Rubber Soul was the Beatles' folkiest album but Pet Sounds and Younger than Yesterday wouldn't have existed without it - everything from McCartney's bass to the percussion to the variety of the songs was picked up. This mash up shows just how much the Byrds moved the Beatles along. I never really thought that Gene Clark's songwriting might have influenced Lennon.
tfmuch 3 years ago
I couldn't agree more!
Thanks for commenting :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
wew. i cant believe it match. genius...
dinasty12430 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
Very cool! :)
beatlesremix 3 years ago
Thank you!
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
one of the best i've heard yet,excellent job!
BAhern63 3 years ago
Thank you very much for your comment!
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
This is legal?
Duenderelojero 3 years ago
What do you mean?
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
Beautiful
Neurotico9 3 years ago
Thank you very much for commenting pal!
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
This is genius!
whothehelldouthinkur 3 years ago
Thank you Buddy :)
that's the reason why I uploaded it :D
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
man this is so awesome, a lot of time must have been put into it!
HIghFlyinByrd 3 years ago
Thank you for commenting!
and I bet it took the maker a while!!
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
Not trying to be offensive or anything but, is that all you can say?
lol
you rock btw
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
this will be on my ipod oh yes it will
urnfnidiot 3 years ago 2
I don't know where you find these things, but they are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keep the good videos coming.
ubersweetponage 3 years ago
Thanks :)
and regarding to these things, you can send me your email and I'll send you the mash-ups you want :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
ooh cool
disneyfriek29 3 years ago
kewl
QueenCherryRamen 3 years ago
Thanks :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
np :) i love the beetles lol :)
QueenCherryRamen 3 years ago
Yeah The Beatles rock :)
if you like them you should check another one of my mash-ups that also has a Beatles song in it :)
MCRmauricio 3 years ago
yea i saw it lol
QueenCherryRamen 3 years ago