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@MooseLeader1 This is from Anthology 3. You can get it at any music store. Some people have deconstructed the songs on their own, but this one was released officially.

i'm totally jamming out to this in the middle of the cafeteria and i don't even care what people think.

A little repetitive, but there are parts that are pretty cool. Keep it up!

great version. they take it at just the right tempo. a few recordings i've heard are too slow; this one is just right.

0:44 makes me smile every time. :)

My Jewish grandma is more like:

"Why can't they just bomb all the Arabs?"

"When are you coming to visit me?"

"I had to fire my gardener ... I think he's Arab."

"But everything at Costco is so cheap!"

"You know, my neighborhood is changing so much ... my next-door neighbors? I think they're Chin...

They just redid their house ... story of my childhood in the suburbs of NYC ... no 12 year old should know the difference between granite and marble countertops.

I love how she just asks so innocently, "is it not good?"

i love how, whenever someone talented sings this aria, they end up sounding like a piccolo around 0:50 ... incredible.

in case you don't know, this is basically a truncated version of requiem ... you need to go elsewhere to find the entire thing.

does this song remind anyone of "georgia on my mind"? I think there are a few similar chords, but the whole thing just has such a similar feel to it.

great video, but just as a note: the song wasn't written by John and Paul. it's a cover of a song by phil medley and bert russell.

kudos to Dhani for actually trying to do something creative, and have a legitimate musical career. i really hope to see his band live at some point!

@1982pencil Also, this song needs to be 16 hours long ... I'm so sad whenever it's over.

@preagle60657 Agreed. I might have to drop some hints to my boyfriend about that one ... :)

@MsSusi3000 I'm pretty sure he was being facetious :)

George at 2:53: "wtf people. why are you such freaks."

I'd like to point out that he was 28 years old in this. What wisdom in such a young guy.

am i the only one who would really just want to meet george to get a few guitar lessons? his slide playing was SOOO choice.

@TheFruitdwarf It's a Gibson SG.

@chibichibi9981 They were so in love :)

@Allrightteam haha yep, so long as you're listening to the stereo mix.

@mushtales Right. John always said it's a coincidence that the letters spell out LSD, and that might be true, but the song is still obviously influenced by it.

the best part about all of this is that today, a band with the beatles' popularity probably would've put on some huge ridiculously expensive show as a "comeback" ... instead, they just went to the roof of apple, plugged in, and started playing. what freakin' bamfs.

"Keep that one! Mark it fab!" hahaha i love it when they make fun of themselves.

i love love love george harrison's voice. mmmm :)

i love the very last scene! isn't that from one of the last episodes of the show? adorable! :)

falsetto at 3:40 0_o whoa!!

hahahaha i remember watching this on TRL with Carson Daly after school ... those were the days.

@Zzudwa Владисла́в Ю́рьевич Сурко́в - первый заместитель президента, и автор концепции "суверенной демократии."

obama seems nothing short of terrified of putin. wow.

is the longhaired one a maine coon? so pretty!

NO BIG HAIR!

i love george just chilling in the back with his awesome huge gretsch :)

@freshhotvids Oh yeah, John was constantly messing up lyrics.

remember that they could barely hear themselves ... those puny amps were wired through the stadium's PA system, and were no match for the thousands of girls shrieking their heads off. it's amazing that they stayed together.

@atthecross12three haha well i'd hope he sounds good a capella ... he's pete seeger, an american treasure!

@AresCosmos You should check out the Pipettes. They basically do Motown.

@strawberryfieldszoe Yeah, I think it was a few things: this is 1966, so all of them (but esp. George) were really f*king sick of touring. That said, assuming this is from the first Budokan show (they played an earlier set and a later set), the band was pretty upset by the low quality of their sh...

the quality of this video is insanely good! also, george is beautiful in this ... but he was always beautiful.

@redbarron718 That's true, it did. Stu Sutcliffe, the original bassist for the group, came up with the idea.

@AraLovesTheBeatles Everyone lip sang to songs in TV shows back then.