The Beatles Influence On The Music Industry
The Beatles are the greatest rock band of all times, although there might be some people who don't like their songs. It's undeniable how much influence they had over the music industry, as they basically pushed forward the technology in order to improve their music and to perform on bigger and bigger concerts. Even though they were very talented individually, they didn't let it get over their heads and explored their talents all together. In this work, I will explain how they helped to improve the technology and how their music still inspires people, conquering new fans everyday.
When the Beatles started making music, the technology regarding music was still "crawling", in the sense that there wasn't much infrastructure to perform in concerts. Of course, in that time, the concerts were basically done in small places, for a small crowd; usually in a pub, or little theater. For that matter, the small 30W amps were more than enough. But they began to become too much famous too fast, and all the fans' screaming was muffling the music, which made manufacturers to build a more robust sound system, with 100W amps, monitors and microphones amplifying …show more content…
Most of the musicians that came after the Beatles were influenced by them and publicly said it so. Queen's guitarist Brian May and Eric Clapton, two of the best guitarists in the history of music, had said that if it wasn't for George Harrison's amazing guitar playing, the Beatles wouldn't be the same and probably wouldn't be so different than everything else at the time. Ozzy Osbourne was always a huge fan of John Lennon's and even covered a few of his songs. Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters' front man, always says how great the Beatles were, and is even a personal friend of Paul McCartney. Even the people who don't seem to like them, at least know well when some of their songs is
When the Beatles started making music, the technology regarding music was still "crawling", in the sense that there wasn't much infrastructure to perform in concerts. Of course, in that time, the concerts were basically done in small places, for a small crowd; usually in a pub, or little theater. For that matter, the small 30W amps were more than enough. But they began to become too much famous too fast, and all the fans' screaming was muffling the music, which made manufacturers to build a more robust sound system, with 100W amps, monitors and microphones amplifying …show more content…
Most of the musicians that came after the Beatles were influenced by them and publicly said it so. Queen's guitarist Brian May and Eric Clapton, two of the best guitarists in the history of music, had said that if it wasn't for George Harrison's amazing guitar playing, the Beatles wouldn't be the same and probably wouldn't be so different than everything else at the time. Ozzy Osbourne was always a huge fan of John Lennon's and even covered a few of his songs. Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters' front man, always says how great the Beatles were, and is even a personal friend of Paul McCartney. Even the people who don't seem to like them, at least know well when some of their songs is