My First time hearing The Beatles | No reply |reaction

My First time hearing The Beatles | No reply |reaction

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[gaylelee]

The harmony between Lennon and McCartney is outstanding. Pure magic. Truly one of a kind. Thanks Sarah❤🙏🏼

[ArniePorter]

Great comment Sarah. “The Beatles fill everything up”. I’ve never heard it put that way but it’s so true. They touch a deep part of us in a special way. That’s what makes them the most influential band in history.

[BugRib]

This is a criminally overlooked song in their catalogue! The bridge section with the hand claps is practically a whole 'nother song!

[MrTommytuna]

I was in high school in 1963. At age 9, several years before, I glued my ear to the radio and spent hours listening to and being fascinated and absorbed by popular music. I felt very strongly about some songs but not so much about others. To this day I remember being very taken with Frankie Lyman’s “Why Do Fools Fall in Love”.

With this backdrop of total immersion in popular music, in 1963 I heard “I Want To Hold Your Hand” on the radio.

It stopped me in my tracks. Who are these guys? I have never heard anything like this. Those guitars. They are … different. Those voices! The harmonies. It is sorta like rock. It isn’t country. It immersed me instantly and completely!

What amazes me is that each succeeding generation since that long ago time discovers the Beatles and each has the same reaction I and others did then. They are bowled over by the music.

It astounds me that this multigenerational reaction just continues to reoccur.

One classical composer recently offered an explanation that is very simple. He said the Beatles never strayed very far from the ordinary in their music. But they always made it magic.

Maybe that is explanation enough. They always did that.

[KGSnow]

I grew up with this music - I was about 14 when this album came out. My sister and I used to listen to it all the way through every Saturday night on our little portable record player. I enjoy almost everything the Beatles recorded, but this is one of my all time favorite albums. It was lovely to see you enjoying this song for the first time.

[coconutu]

It's so great to see someone who instantly understands where the Beatles were coming from and their greatness and connects with the heart of the music!!!They have always affected me that way too!!!And i love the way you listen to and take in the whole song before commenting!!Thank you Sarah!!!🙂

[dagmar.]

Nice reaction. This song is not reacted to very often. It is from The Beatles 4th studio album from 1964. John Lennon said he wrote "No Reply" about a young man who is unable to contact his apparently unfaithful girlfriend, although he knows she is home.

[TheToscanaMan]

I have always thought that this song was way ahead of its time. Thanks Sarah for reacting to this one.

[stevedahlberg]

This reaction brought a smile to my face. I grew up with the Beatles And I like literally all of their stuff but this really is a fun era for them. You can start to see the transition to their own creativeness that they would explode with a bit later on, but they were really kind of that way from the very beginning but it's just a fascinating transition point and so many of these songs are dear to my heart. I haven't heard this in forever and yet it still sounded so good to me.

[philhunter]

A beautiful, perfect song. I love the early Beatles.

[MrTommytuna]

Listen to their entire catalogue. The more you hear, the more amazed you will become at what they accomplished and gave us all. They never stopped learning more about music and they continued growing right to the end; and what they created evolved and changed dramatically over the years.

Try the Abby Road Medley at the end of the album. The breadth and depth will amaze you.

[DJBilodeau]

Please do more! My God, I love how open you are to their music, and it is so satisfying on so many levels! I am looking for more Beatles reactions from you, Sarah!

[johnsrensen]

Greatest band in history❤❤❤❤MOREEE. BEATLES PLEAAASE

[nobuyoshimoriwake]

i m glad to listen beatles song with you.
i m 72years old.
i remember when l listened first time no reply.
it was big suprise.

[joannamoore]

One of my favorite Beatles songs . Glad you liked it 😊

[marykuranda]

Beatles harmonies are what set them apart from others. Their voices were pretty good, and all four of the Beatles could sing. 💕

[chrismacdonald]

I LOVED this song from when it first came out (I think it was 1965) 😃

[keithwatson]

Well done on your choice, No reply is one of my fav. Beatles tracks

[newcastlerabbit]

Great reaction 😊😊😊 Totally agree, its indeed mind blowing

[jaerivus]

The first time I heard this song (c. 1994), I was around fifteen, and I hadn't listened to much pop music of the time, not even classic rock. My musical canvas was virtually blank. This song gave me chills for the same reasons you loved it.

Sadly not much stirs me in this way these days, as my mind is now much older, more encumbered, and jaded at 45.

I'm glad you got to share in an experience so profound with one of my favorite Beatles tracks.