Ten Interesting Facts About The Beatles' HELP!

The Beatles Help! Album Is a fascinating chapter in music history. With Revolver and Rubber Soul looming in the future Help! and the previous A Hard Days Night mark The Beatles “Middle Period” a time where thoughtful, emotional, and even painful compositions were becoming the standard instead the exception. Songs like Yesterday, You’ve got to hide your love away, and of course the title track Help! Created one lovely album. Todays we’re going to show you ten very interesting facts about The Beatles Album Help! Let’s do this.

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[JamesMaharajOfficial]

Thanks for watching everyone! Here's the game plan for next few weeks, Next week will be "A Hard Days Night" Album (really freaking interesting) then The Beatles Holiday Records on Christmas Eve, then I have a super special guitar episode where I do something no ones ever done before, and starting in January we're gonna do most if not all the beatles records; Sgt Peps, Let it Be, the white album etc.

[cristianquintero]

I saw the title and thought: the movie, the song or the album?

[aspenashmore]

Dude, if John was fat, then I’m in trouble..

[leandrosv]

This album is finally getting some attention. To be honest I think this is the most underrated Beatles album

[chrissessions]

Paul's “The Night Before” is IMHO the most underrated Beatles song. Not groundbreaking compared to their later experimental albums, but the classic Beatles rock n roll energy and vocal harmonies is such a good sound, and I don't need anything more than that.

[stevenwilsonguitar]

This is my favorite Beatles album...I can just listen to it over and over again

[DiazdelVivar]

Help is one of the best Beatles albums ever!!!
It's without a doubt, on the top 3 Beatles albums.
I would say, is the escence of The Beatles.
Help! #1

[Fuphyter]

Love this movie. Own and have watched it numerous times. "I Need You" "Another Girl" great songs!!!!

[ELEMENTALMUZ]

As a George Harrison fan, I'm happy to see George start to write on his own here and present better songs. Glad for McCartney to write Yesterday and the band explore classical music elements and Lennon to writing deeper lyrics about personal topics.

[DavidLindsayAus]

Brian Epstein wasn't musical, but he was instrumental

[miltonhopper]

I saw the Beatles live in Southern California when I was 13, it changed my life. Learned to play Drums then Guitar, Piano, Mandolin and Bass. Music took me across the US and then through Europe. I still love the music of the Beatles and I still haven’t stopped playing to this day.

[JohnNoirSmith]

0:06 did you just forget about "Beatles For Sale"?

[st.beatles]

Can’t wait to watch this when I have time

[toridles]

I always liked John when he had a bit more weight on him. He was too thin after he lost it and not in a healthy way.

[georgeparker]

Definitely my favourite Beatles album it’s amazing

[halbiggiam]

When the film ''HELP!'' was released I was 11 and happily went to see it when it came to my sleepy, small Midwestern hometown. It ironicly became one of the more tramatic events of my budding puberty. The beautiful ornate Orpheum Theatre was a fantastic place to experience the arts, be it plays, musical recitals or feature films. But on a hot Saturday that August of 65, it turned into an Orwellian nightmare, that dangerously drifted into the far reaches of the Twight Zone. The weirdness begin even before the film. As my friends and I arrived, a huge line of mostly young pubescent females, in their best Sunday dresses, lined around the entire block. They were restlessly suffuling, talking impatiently and intermintently screaming at the top of their budding lungs. That was just a small prelude to the fear and loathing which waited within... Once inside, we realized the theatre was filled far above compacity. We were packed standing in an aisle of back row of the 3rd and last balcony. Maybe 200 boys were massively out numered, among 3000 screaming, crying, incoherent young girls. You couldn't hear the film at all, save briefly inbetween the seismic primal, ear drum bursting, screeching and writhing female forms. We tried to leave the insanity many times, pushing, shoving with all our boyhood might, to no avail. We were trapped like sardines in a tiny tin, inside a frenzied cinematic, tribal rite. The local next day newspaper, attemted to chronicle the bizzare happening, with poetic prose, packed humanity jn photographs and banner headlines. Yet no one who wasn't there could ever know, the power and socialogical madness of the ''Fab Four'' and insanity that was ''Beatle Mania, ''. in small town mid 60's America.

[MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

My two favorite Beatles albums remain, "Help" and "Beatles '65"

[bethy-lou]

Brilliantly made video. Very informative and enjoyable. Thank you. Until next time, stay cool.

[rodyinfante]

The Beatles' HELP Album in my opinion was the group's first transition into a higher level of pop music writing and each and every new albums they made was one step higher each time.
Oh, how I loved the clarity of Ringo's drumming and the use of cymbals & tambourines as if they're playing 'live'--the cleanest recording ever captured on vinyl--I will never get tired listening to a record as clear as HELP.

[jaimetabilo]

My favourite Beatles movie and my favourite Beatles album since I was 9 years old with Revolver.