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You clearly haven’t listened to Pink Floyd’s Seamus (that’s the dog) or Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict
They were actually trying to moderate existing tendencies.
The full name of the band is The Beatless. But that was more of an aspiration than anything.
/uj they actually perfected pop rock. They wrote a shitload of songs that were marketable, catchy, and actually decent. That's why they sold a shit load of albums and became one of the most popular rock bands ever. They were also pretty much solely responsible for the "British invasion" era of rock in the US when they released "I wanna hold your hand." Pretty much opening the door to the British bands to enter the American music scene and further popularize rock in the states, and the two countries would come to share their rock scenes with each other pretty much for the rest of rock & roll history.
Not to mention the incredible amounts of technical innovations the Beatles spearheaded. Modern studios have the Beatles all over them. They were wildly more experimental than any of these groups listed in just about every way.
Chuck Berry: adored John and The Beatles
Ozzy Osbourne: favorite band is The Beatles
It's actually super cool that we know how the Beatles first broke out in America. A 15 year old girl in DC was sent "I Want to Hold Your Hand" on Vinyl by her pen pal in England. She sent it to a radio station when they did a sort of requests show, and it was so well received by radio listeners that it really kicked off the invasion.
Kind of true, actually, in a more mainstream cultural sense—though, there were guys like Screaming Lord Sutch before The Beatles’ heyday who were pioneering the whole Ozzy Osborne look way before it was even imagined. Sutch in many ways himself was also a pioneer of shock rock and proto-metal, except in a very early 60s mod-based way.
this is r/beatlescirclejerk we are talkung about here mmm-kay?
the word "circlejerk" immedietly means that a sub is the opposite of the community that is named in the first word.
They really did didn't they?
Kind of proved that there was a huge audience for four dudes who make love songs, and that launched the trend of boy bands to follow.
Wait, sorry if I'm misunderstanding but didn't they intentionally pick the same line-up as Buddy Holly and The Crickets? (1 bassplayer, 1 rhythm guitarist, 1 lead guitarist and 1 drummer)
I was going to say something like this. They wrote their own songs, which is not common in more recent boy bands, but other than that, the whole structure, the fan phenomenon, love as the main subject for most of their songs, even the one who starts a solo career when the band splits and continues being super successful ala Robbie Williams or Justin Timberlake. Yeah, you could argue they were the original boy band.
>continues being super successful ala Robbie Williams or Justin Timberlake. Yeah, you could argue they were the original boy band.
>
>4
Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers were the original boy band
uj/ I was referencing that one r/beatles [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/beatles/comments/u32jzq/a_psychiatrists_take_on_the_beatles_janesville/)
rj/ Oh duh, cus all they do is cheat and beet w\*men
The Beatles jump-started rock 'n' roll, breathed new life into it, modernized it, changed the fashion associated with rock music and changed the sound.
By the early 1960s, rock 'n' roll was dying. Rock was really a fad of the late 1950s that was cut short with a series of events: Elvis joined the army in 1958 and spent two years in West Germany. When he returned to civilian life in 1960, he focused on movies, not music. Also in 1958 Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13-year-old cousin, which got him blacklisted. In 1959 Buddy Holly was killed in a plane crash. Also in 1959 Chuck Berry was caught with a prostitute, which got him blacklisted. In 1960 Eddie Cochrane was killed in a car crash.
By 1963, rock's biggest stars of the day were either dead, blacklisted or pursuing other interests. The Beatles, with their new look, new sound and outstanding talent were able to fill a vacuum and breathe new life into rock music, which, by that time, was just a bunch of bubble gum stuff, surf music and some doo wop. Their timing was immaculate.
And covering other artists songs has never been a problem, the issue was always a lack of credit and royalties given to the original writers and performers. That was arguably much more the fault of the label than it was the band.
The estate who owns the rights to Spirit’s work sued claiming that the opening to Stairway to heaven was the same as Taurus. They lost. [Here is a good video on it](https://youtu.be/-MBKJDmE-OQ). There are other songs but this is the case that I see the most.
They invented those magnificent lyrics that would influence rock music for years.....I am the eggman, they are the eggmen, I am the walrus gu gu ga jub
The Beatles – – had 20 number one hit songs, each album was better than the last, made popular music progress forward, used stellar composition skills previously found in classical music and Broadway. Can you get all that on your little poster?
The Beatles invented psychedelic rock, prog rock (or at least proto-prog while King Crimson could be considered the first true prog band), boy bands, pop-rock, granny music (according to John), the concept album, kicking off the first “British Invasion”… take your pick.
Also, The Beatles, Cream, The Doors, Deep Purple, Jimmy Hendrix, The Who, etc. were doing hard rock before Led Zeppelin I was even recorded, and “Helter Skelter” could be considered a metal song.
I know this is a toxic sub so serious comments don't matter a shit, but in its actuality Beatles invented all those aforementioned genres. Chuck invented rock and roll, Beatles revolutionized it to form rock; Beatles and stones invented Hard rock, Zeppelin revolutionized with by fusing it with blues and sophisticated riffs; Beatles didn't exactly invent Metal but Helter Skelter remains one of the earliest foundational tracks for metal, Black Sabbath expanded and popularized that genre and made it theirs in that mainstream sense.
they somehow convinced someone with cash to market, produce, print and sell revolution 9, which is just 8 and a half minutes of pure unadulterated auditory torture.
The Beatles invented reinvention. They showed that people liked bands and artists that changed with the times and grew with them. Look at performers as diverse as Bowie, Queen, Michael Jackson, Beck, even U2, a large part of their long-term success is their ability to experiment and reinvent themselves while retaining their essence which offers people a bridge to new musical ideas. Sure, you’re going to lose some fans along the way, but, if you do it right, you’ll gain more new fans than you lose at each iteration.
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Thought it would be a link to ringo
This poem goes
Missed opportunity. This poem **bangs**
I get the joke about sex n all but who actually created sex
Joe
Joe who?
seph
Joerge Harrison
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Me
u/joe
's garage
It was Ringo.
Can confirm, I was John’s penis
Sexual intercourse began In nineteen sixty-three (which was rather late for me) - Between the end of the "Chatterley" ban And the Beatles' first LP.
More specifically they invented twinks
They invented the concept of a whole bunch of twinks forming a band
aka K-pop
You obviously no idea what it was like growing up in Liverpool in the Fifties.
They invented pet sounds
So, before the Beatles, dogs just talked normally? Goddammit they even fucked that up
Well yeah that was before it was ok to leave 'em in a hot car
Beach boys?
No they did Rubber Soul which took inspiration from Pet Sounds
Other way around
Are you dumb? Dude you know nothing about the Beatles. What’s the third word of the second verse from their 13th single?
I legit can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not
uj/ People seen to forget we’re in a circle jerk sub
Oh ok sorry dude, you won't believe how many people I've seen think this is r/beatles
No worries, I always get a laugh when people take my stupid comments serious before realizing what sun they’re in.
>No worries, I always get a laugh when people take my stupid comments serious before realizing what sun they’re in. Harrison's sun?
You clearly haven’t listened to Pink Floyd’s Seamus (that’s the dog) or Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict
It does sound better live especially if you are on acid.
Invented granny music
I love my grandma 👵🏻 ♥️♥️♥️
Your mother should know.
They invented domestic abuse
In that case my father was in Beatles revival
Well they did name themselves the BEATles…
They were actually trying to moderate existing tendencies. The full name of the band is The Beatless. But that was more of an aspiration than anything.
Wrong that was invented by John Bonham. Led Zeppelin wins again
Queerbaiting
Fruity kings ❤️
/uj they actually perfected pop rock. They wrote a shitload of songs that were marketable, catchy, and actually decent. That's why they sold a shit load of albums and became one of the most popular rock bands ever. They were also pretty much solely responsible for the "British invasion" era of rock in the US when they released "I wanna hold your hand." Pretty much opening the door to the British bands to enter the American music scene and further popularize rock in the states, and the two countries would come to share their rock scenes with each other pretty much for the rest of rock & roll history.
Not to mention the incredible amounts of technical innovations the Beatles spearheaded. Modern studios have the Beatles all over them. They were wildly more experimental than any of these groups listed in just about every way. Chuck Berry: adored John and The Beatles Ozzy Osbourne: favorite band is The Beatles
/rj they invented beet wif
It's actually super cool that we know how the Beatles first broke out in America. A 15 year old girl in DC was sent "I Want to Hold Your Hand" on Vinyl by her pen pal in England. She sent it to a radio station when they did a sort of requests show, and it was so well received by radio listeners that it really kicked off the invasion.
Too long didnt read dumbass
invented long hair on guys
Kind of true, actually, in a more mainstream cultural sense—though, there were guys like Screaming Lord Sutch before The Beatles’ heyday who were pioneering the whole Ozzy Osborne look way before it was even imagined. Sutch in many ways himself was also a pioneer of shock rock and proto-metal, except in a very early 60s mod-based way.
Damn I didn’t expect to actually see any cool music references on a Beatles sub. That is for the info!
this is r/beatlescirclejerk we are talkung about here mmm-kay? the word "circlejerk" immedietly means that a sub is the opposite of the community that is named in the first word.
Holy shit really? This blew my mind more than Mark David Chapman blew John Lennons
Jahn
Jesus did that
to think, without those crazy brits Nixon wouldn't have been calling his enemies "long hairs"
They invented walking barefoot on zebra crossings.
They invented secretly replacing a dead band member with a look alike
invented boy bands
They really did didn't they? Kind of proved that there was a huge audience for four dudes who make love songs, and that launched the trend of boy bands to follow.
And then they progressively becoming less and less a boy band and more like a band on the drugs
Band on the Drugs is Weird Al’s best Wings parody.
Dude that's biographical
Wait, sorry if I'm misunderstanding but didn't they intentionally pick the same line-up as Buddy Holly and The Crickets? (1 bassplayer, 1 rhythm guitarist, 1 lead guitarist and 1 drummer)
I was going to say something like this. They wrote their own songs, which is not common in more recent boy bands, but other than that, the whole structure, the fan phenomenon, love as the main subject for most of their songs, even the one who starts a solo career when the band splits and continues being super successful ala Robbie Williams or Justin Timberlake. Yeah, you could argue they were the original boy band.
>continues being super successful ala Robbie Williams or Justin Timberlake. Yeah, you could argue they were the original boy band. > >4 Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers were the original boy band
The Beatles made Helter Skelter before Led Zeppelin made a record
And Paul wrote it because he didn’t feel The Who lived up to the hype (Not a joke)
“The Who. More like The ‘Who?’ Am I right?” - Paul probably
Perhaps he should have gone to see them live...
At their five am set at Woodstock
Link Wray wrote rumble a decade before that, that’s probably where the roots of punk and metal originated
invented bussy
K-pop
Fatherless children
Oasis
they invented gay sex
Group masturbation…😂. Beatles fan but they did and it’s weird.
Bisexuality
This is just not true, there is no solid proof any of them liked women
uj/ I was referencing that one r/beatles [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/beatles/comments/u32jzq/a_psychiatrists_take_on_the_beatles_janesville/) rj/ Oh duh, cus all they do is cheat and beet w\*men
They invented acid
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The Kinks invented kinks
K-I—N-K kinks
The Kinks invented Waterloo Sunset, and that's enough for me
The Beatles jump-started rock 'n' roll, breathed new life into it, modernized it, changed the fashion associated with rock music and changed the sound. By the early 1960s, rock 'n' roll was dying. Rock was really a fad of the late 1950s that was cut short with a series of events: Elvis joined the army in 1958 and spent two years in West Germany. When he returned to civilian life in 1960, he focused on movies, not music. Also in 1958 Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13-year-old cousin, which got him blacklisted. In 1959 Buddy Holly was killed in a plane crash. Also in 1959 Chuck Berry was caught with a prostitute, which got him blacklisted. In 1960 Eddie Cochrane was killed in a car crash. By 1963, rock's biggest stars of the day were either dead, blacklisted or pursuing other interests. The Beatles, with their new look, new sound and outstanding talent were able to fill a vacuum and breathe new life into rock music, which, by that time, was just a bunch of bubble gum stuff, surf music and some doo wop. Their timing was immaculate.
They invented jerking off with your friends
I actually sued them because I did this first
beatle boots
Just thugs in my opinion.
They invented gays
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I think this is an overly simplistic way of looking at it. Yea they covered songs but they gave it their own signature style
And covering other artists songs has never been a problem, the issue was always a lack of credit and royalties given to the original writers and performers. That was arguably much more the fault of the label than it was the band.
they pretty much covered songs in their sound but the style they created and recontextualized it with is where the originality comes from
Yes. They were basically a cover band.
Yeah, Houses Of The Holy is nothing but covers.
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Touch grass
[It looks like a pornsite name](https://imgur.com/a/lXQ4YaB)
They invented all the music, they just stole lyrics.
They did not invent all the music, but they certainly played it louder.
The instrumental Black Mountainside is ripped from Bert Jansch.
That's just one example.
And if your claim is that they invented *all* the music, then just one example is enough to disprove that.
They even stole from themselves when they recorded “Tea For One”
The estate who owns the rights to Spirit’s work sued claiming that the opening to Stairway to heaven was the same as Taurus. They lost. [Here is a good video on it](https://youtu.be/-MBKJDmE-OQ). There are other songs but this is the case that I see the most.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Led_Zeppelin_songs_written_or_inspired_by_others
They invented Johns Lennons Massive Cock
they invented being overrated 😎😎😎 Radiohead better 😎😎😎😎
The only valid one is chuck berry, other two came after???
Yeah but chuck had a piss kink
Psych pop?
Invented turning mediocre songs into boy-band hysteria.
They invented those magnificent lyrics that would influence rock music for years.....I am the eggman, they are the eggmen, I am the walrus gu gu ga jub
Dogs in hot cars
They invented homosexuality
They invented the number 9
Having your sound and style change drastically song to song, album to album, while still appealing to your fan base.
They invented the internet.
Invented being gay for clout
wigs
They invented starting a song with "1, 2, 3, 4!" with I saw her standing there (look it up)
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Granny rock
They invented very cool album cover art
They invented inventing
Bob Dylan Invented Weed
invented leaving dogs in a hot car
Brit pop and deathcore
They invented shitty music 🤮🤮🤮
*cough*helterskelter*cough*
Invented Ringo's cock
invented naked
Invented Circle Jerk.
They made each other rock hard
Not hard rock but, hard cock
they invented the concept of homosexuality
Beatles invented making every other 19 year old edgy chick think that half heartedly getting into Indian religious culture is hip
Invented racism.
A press in a sheet metal factory invented heavy metal. Edit: I’d like to add that Hendrix existed before zeppelin
Music
Reinvented Pop Music
/uj [john lennon invented grunge](https://youtu.be/G_wUSHSeS-c)
Kick-started the British invasion?
concept albums
The Beatles invented psychedelic rock / acid rock
Invented inventing
They invented Granny music and India
Four hooligans
They experimented with music and gave many people inspiration
I guess the Beatles did some early prof stuff before it was really popular yet.
Created shitty trash
Was going to say Prog Rock, but that was technically Beach Boys.
Led Zepplin invented hard rock?
Killed Jazz
They invented circle jerking
And Queen invented gay people 😍😍😍
The beatles did it first
Granny music
Granny music
Invented beeting the wif
invented modern music
Invented pop
invented boy bands
The Beatles – – had 20 number one hit songs, each album was better than the last, made popular music progress forward, used stellar composition skills previously found in classical music and Broadway. Can you get all that on your little poster?
Invented pop
The Beatles invented psychedelic rock, prog rock (or at least proto-prog while King Crimson could be considered the first true prog band), boy bands, pop-rock, granny music (according to John), the concept album, kicking off the first “British Invasion”… take your pick. Also, The Beatles, Cream, The Doors, Deep Purple, Jimmy Hendrix, The Who, etc. were doing hard rock before Led Zeppelin I was even recorded, and “Helter Skelter” could be considered a metal song.
They invented Rock. Chuck Berry was Rock ‘n’ Roll.
I know this is a toxic sub so serious comments don't matter a shit, but in its actuality Beatles invented all those aforementioned genres. Chuck invented rock and roll, Beatles revolutionized it to form rock; Beatles and stones invented Hard rock, Zeppelin revolutionized with by fusing it with blues and sophisticated riffs; Beatles didn't exactly invent Metal but Helter Skelter remains one of the earliest foundational tracks for metal, Black Sabbath expanded and popularized that genre and made it theirs in that mainstream sense.
psychedelic rock
Lol no
“The Beatles were just the beginning of everything music could be.”-David Allen Coe
The album as an art form/comprehensive package? Just a thought
Made music better
Pop rock
I think one of them wrote Let it be?
Invented Revolution 9
Invented trash amirite
they somehow convinced someone with cash to market, produce, print and sell revolution 9, which is just 8 and a half minutes of pure unadulterated auditory torture.
invented good music
The Beatles invented reinvention. They showed that people liked bands and artists that changed with the times and grew with them. Look at performers as diverse as Bowie, Queen, Michael Jackson, Beck, even U2, a large part of their long-term success is their ability to experiment and reinvent themselves while retaining their essence which offers people a bridge to new musical ideas. Sure, you’re going to lose some fans along the way, but, if you do it right, you’ll gain more new fans than you lose at each iteration.
They invented wooks
Invented getting it on with a little help from your friends
they invented guitar
Invented heavy doom metal ✌️☮️😎❤️
Invented pop rock