The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (REACTION) #thebeatles #reaction #music

@AirplayBeats reacts to The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

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[VincentAgostino-gyhr]

You think it’s blowing your mind in 2024, imagine dropping the needle on it in June of 1967… Nothing like it before.. it went from Rubber Soul in 1965 to Revolver in 1966 and then this spun the music world on its head… in 1967.

[tomgribbin]

Tom Petty really nailed it, " there's the Beatles and then there's
everybody else."

[KennyCamaro]

Sergeant Peppers was released on Friday, Jimi Hendrix gave a show on Saturday of the same week, with all the London Rockstars in attendance, including John, Paul, George and Ringo and Eric Clapton and several others. He opened the show with Sergeant Pepper’s lonely hearts club band, which had only been out for 24 hours. Paul McCartney said that it was stunning to hear Jimmy play their song that had just been released.

[stevenblock]

With this album, the Beatles changed the world of pop music - AGAIN.

[tyronesharp]

I was a kid in 67. I was spending that summer with some dull realatives. The girl next door, roughly my age, had the new Beatles album. We played this every day. We're still friends

[cheripetty]

The very 1st CONCEPT ALBUM that completely CHANGED the Recording Industry FOREVER!

[CANEsPappa]

The album that changed the music world forever!

[zunbake]

There will never, ever be a better Band at their craft then The Beatles. Thank you George Martin and the hard working blokes from Liverpool!

[YiorgosChronis]

Most probably the best album of all time. Historical !

[darrinvonstein]

St. Peppers lonely Hearts Club Band and With a Little Help From My Friends has always been played together on the radio....

[zappa]

Your reactions rock. You guys always respect the music. I'll be watching as long as my 71 y.o. brain allows.

[gregcable]

Considered by many as the greatest album of all time. The evolution/revolution of the Beatles started with a few songs in Rubber Soul, many more in Revolver album, and then it came into fruition fully with this one. Everyone at the time fell over. Roger Waters of a newly created Pink Floyd was driving when he heard this and said he almost drove off the road. There is no "Dark Side of the Moon" without Sgt. Pepper, no Close to the Edge by Yes, none of those kinds of things. With The Beatles, as one Professor of Musicology from Oxford (I believe it was) said, the popular music was transformed from "ritualistic dance music into art". Absolutely. They had sounds in their heads and invented ways of getting them together on those multitrack tape machines (tape!), and the record company could not do a damned thing about it. Because they were the effing BEATLES and they ruled the music world.

[redtim]

Best album of all time. The Beatles are the GOATS.

[chrisgrey]

Lonely Hearts Clubs were places where lonely people could meet after WW2 in England. For the Beatles ...and the Hippies....everyone on earth is part of the Lonely Hearts Club.

[KennyCamaro]

Laa and Chee! “Sit back and enjoy the show”. Classic Beatles gentleman! Drop the needle and let it ride!

[leehale]

Here it is 57 years later and both Paul and Ringo are still touring, with Paul regularly preforming SPLHCB while Ringo belts out WALHFMF at every show. Nothing short of amazing!

[RockinMamaT]

Let's Gooo! Here for the Beatles. Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏

[t.j.payeur]

Yeah, man. ..there's a good reason that this album is so famous. You'll be glad that you delved in to this one. Thanks, men...

[mariaportengen]

This was the first LP I had bought in 1967. How time flies.

[mikecaetano]

The song is actually supposed to introduce "With A Little Help From My Friends", so when you go to listen to that song, listen to them both together as they were meant to be heard. And don't forget to check out their "Magical Mystery Tour" album.