First time hearing The Beatles 'Let It Be' Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[edwardpate]

I am convinced that in 500 or 1000 years people will still look at the Beatles and their music as being timeless classics.

[debbiechang]

Another masterpiece from Paul McCartney. Written about his deceased mother after he dreamed of her reassuring him during a difficult time. It can be interpreted and applied many ways. Bottom line is that it’s a beautiful song. Beatles music will almost always lift you up. Great reaction. 🌺✌️

[jrepka]

"I've never heard a bad song by the Beatles." Like all artists there are some that don't work quite as well as others, but those are kinda rate in their catalog. It can't be said enough that the entire catalog was written, recorded, and released over a period of 8 years. Try to imaging any modern artist create this much high quality material from, say, 2014 through today.

[tinamakaneole]

The Beatles, the beginning and the end ❤️ no one can match them, or touch their brilliance. A gift from God.❤️

[paxonearth]

If this was the only song Paul McCartney had ever written and recorded he'd still deserve to be in the pantheon of rock.

[centuryrox]

Paul McCartney wrote this song after he had a dream about his deceased mother appearing. This was during tense times in the band, and his mother told him in the dream "it's all right, just let it be".

[simonesays]

Like John Lennon said: "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans".

Thanks, guys! ❤

[curiousman]

My favorite Beatles song. Always gets me in the eyes. "And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on Who doesn't know that feeling? Good post.

[davidhapka]

It's impossible to overstate what a music and cultural phenomenon were The Beatles. They were of their time. We shall never see those times again.

[pammickle]

George Harrison's guitar solo is icing on the cake!! And again at the end.

[zenpuppy]

According to McCartney, this is a very positive song, owing to its inspiration. One night when he was paranoid and anxious, he had a dream where he saw his mother, who had been dead for ten years or so - she came to him in his time of trouble, speaking words of wisdom that brought him much peace when he needed it. It was this sweet dream that got him to begin writing the song

[robertpearson]

One of the greatest songs of any genre or any era, period.

[vern]

The “fifth Beatle” Billy Preston on keyboards…. perfection

[lylemorrison]

You two are extremely likable. Good job.. enjoy the watch.

[juliobarreiro]

Paul wrote this for his mother memories

[lainey]

I love this song. I had never heard it before, but in 2017, I spent some time in the psych ward of the hospital (nervous breakdown--everybody kept dying on me), and I can absolutely say, you will find some of the most creative people in the psych ward. My first roommate in there was a truly gorgeous young bipolar woman who was an amazing cello player. Anyway, another guy played guitar, and one night, he played this and a bunch of the patients started singing the song, and it was just so beautiful. I guess we were "the brokenhearted people." Honestly, it really was a special moment.

[TempeLane]

Simple brilliance. Paul's voice hits the mood perfectly. Love George's guitar.

[sumonjamal]

Mary McCartney inspired this song written by Paul McCartney, her son... Paul lost his mom to cancer when he was a teenager. 'Let it be' was something she would always tell him when he went thru tough times...
(The late) John Lennon also wrote a song 'Julia' about his late mom, who passed away when he was a teen, after being hit by a drunk driver (who turned out to be an off-duty police officer).

[nitab]

BJ, you are so right on when you say you've never heard a bad Beatles song. There truly is no such thing. There never was, nor never will be, such artistry. I'm happy to have seen them.

[davidschecter]

It's astounding that there are music lovers who have not heard EVERY SINGLE BEATLES SONG already. But glad you folks are catching up! You really need to listen to their entire catalog, and then you will have enough musical knowledge and experience to judge all that came after them.